It's interesting that us non- religious folk get a special section to ourselves when statistics show that in Britain more people have no religion than do believe in God. Maybe they are the special ones?
From a humanist. I believe in people.
It's likely due to non-religious people being (usually) more tolerant and less selfish (pro-choice and respect that others have their own views). We are not allowed individual thinking if different from them. Earlier I came back to this forum trying to reply to a (well written) new post, only to find that it has been "quarantined" for review. We are therefore not as "free" as we think we are.
We should have the individual rights to choose. It is extremely selfish to dictate others to agree with our own choices.
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