What percentage of time here would you like to spend talking with members of your own belief/nonbelief group?

Question

...as opposed to others. Wouldn't you like a separate category, for when you want to question and answer members of your group only? Many outsiders act very foolish when it comes to someone else's beliefs.

Answer 1

I like the openness here. Plus, there are lots of people who aren't Atheists, such as Keri and Kallan and Pangel, who I respect the opinion of a great deal and I would be poorer for not hearing their perspective.

Answer 2

I haven't found anyone that believes as I do yet. However, there is always something more that can be learned or concepts that can gain meaning by discussing theories and philosophy with others from all walks of life.

I most assuredly woudn't want to align myself with one particular group. No one is an outsider if they join the discussion. The word outsider gives a negative connotation as if one is right and the other is wrong.

Answer 3

I live in Canada and talk to atheists all the time, they are everywhere I go, so I'm not starved for conversation. I'm usually on here early morning when all is quiet.

Answer 4

I mainly answer questions that are asked by people who do not share the same view or belief with me.

Answer 5

I like communicating with others of the same belief system, but it's good to meet others too.

Answer 6

nah, i like to hear from everyone. i'm not interested in a mutual agreement society on here. elsewhere i tend to talk to people with similar opinions to myself but that would be pointless here.

Answer 7

I love the format as it is. If it was divided, how could I have gotten to know all of my lovely atheist, spiritualist, christian, muslim, buddhist and hindu friends?