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<blockquote data-quote="Kid Twist" data-source="post: 1272693" data-attributes="member: 10894"><p>When it really comes down to it, most people are nominal believers, at best, in anything they spew. I'm not trying to go "No true Scotsman" fallacy with this, I'm just stating the real world examples that all of us know. This is why "identity" and thus self-ID, is bullshit: look at someone's actions.</p><p></p><p>If someone is devoted, honest and at least tries to be genuine to his faith, then on one level I consider it a win. The problem is that one hold may hold this consistency with asinine religions, thought to be certain most are pagan voodoo stuff at root. But back to what the issue at hand is, and as wwtl points out, how could you expect things to go right in a subverted culture, and particularly if you aren't both the same religion supporting one another as a function of the way that you believe life should be?</p><p></p><p>With good or decent culture, people didn't realize how they fell into it by pure chance. At this point, it's beyond a bad casino bet to expect good outcomes without such a strategy. I don't think this is very controversial, given the data and looking around at this society.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kid Twist, post: 1272693, member: 10894"] When it really comes down to it, most people are nominal believers, at best, in anything they spew. I'm not trying to go "No true Scotsman" fallacy with this, I'm just stating the real world examples that all of us know. This is why "identity" and thus self-ID, is bullshit: look at someone's actions. If someone is devoted, honest and at least tries to be genuine to his faith, then on one level I consider it a win. The problem is that one hold may hold this consistency with asinine religions, thought to be certain most are pagan voodoo stuff at root. But back to what the issue at hand is, and as wwtl points out, how could you expect things to go right in a subverted culture, and particularly if you aren't both the same religion supporting one another as a function of the way that you believe life should be? With good or decent culture, people didn't realize how they fell into it by pure chance. At this point, it's beyond a bad casino bet to expect good outcomes without such a strategy. I don't think this is very controversial, given the data and looking around at this society. [/QUOTE]
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