| Squall_Leonhart said: Born again Christian... Lol!! This whole election makes me so glad the UK is one of the least religious developed countries! Religion has no part in politics! |
You better believe that turning into atheism is a religious decision my friend.
As Carl Jung said, you can take a man away from religion, but you never take religion from a man.
Meaning, we are deeply concerned with religion or spirituality always, being when we embrace it, or being when we deny it.
Pay attention how passionate atheists are, they are just living religion in the opposite side of the spectrum, but you better believe that men and religion are never going to be appart of each other.
This is why religion is, and always will be, in politics, specially in the Atheistic countries.
It is what HAns Kelsen expressed with the "Being" and the "Necessary Being", you deny the object or you embrace it, but you can never not have a interaction with it. There is no real rebellion, you can turn the switch on, you can turn it off, but you can not make it not exist.
My grammar errors are justified by the fact that I am a brazilian living in Brazil. I am also very stupid.
