Sure people can force beliefs on you. Even Hindus and Buddhists may sometimes do that but are you sure that they have the religious duty to do so?

Most Buddhists and hindus probably wouldn't answer yes. However, whether atheists choose to act on it or not, atheism does provide strong motivation to spread your beliefs around, that your belief is "superior" to all others.

Jews usually do not promote Judaism to the goyim since they believe that the goyim do not need to obey the laws of Judaism.

Actually Gentiles do have to follow jewish law, it's just that it's only a few general rules rather than the entire deal. They're called the "Noahide Laws" if you're interested:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Laws_of_Noah

Also, consider the plight the Soviets faced. In their nation, the Orthodox faith basically let the Tsar to do with the serfs as they pleased. Religion supported their oppressor, of course they didn't like it.

Serfdom was abolished in 1861, and they were enslaved to landlords not the tsar.... The Soviets didn't even rebel against the Tsar...

Strong atheism is a form of belief. You are still constantly thinking about God, albeit in denial.

But allowing muslims separate judges, like in Britain, is a stupid idea

Like Christian vs. Islam vs. Jew etc?

What is truly neutral then?

I usually stay out of religious debate. My belief is that it Christianity is meant to convert people, not argue with them.

You should make a new thread if you want to discuss it because this one is a bit derailed already

My belief is that it Christianity is meant to convert people, not argue with them.

Not trying to convert anyone here, I just like talking to other people on the forums about stuff, and religion happens to be something people seem very willing to talk about. Also, it doesn't really have to be an argument, if there's no dispute about anything and you're just kind of respectfully debating an issue, it's pretty much just a discussion.

My goal is to Islaamise Warlight, along with Abdul "Squggles" el-Anonym.

My tongue wields "Saalaam" to mean "hello". We call what's in English called "Jerusalem" el-Qudus. I'm pretty much native Arabic speaker, if you didn't already know that.

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Жұқтыру, can I help you spread the word of Allah? :) :) If you know what I mean ;D

the terrorist dialect
That doesn't narrow it down much

The squiggly dialect

Canidae officially bans Arabic language from WarLight. It is being used by cat-lovers, which officially and effectively do not exist anymore.

Woof woof,
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