Originally Posted by
Noir
Worse still we'd all be morons, always argue, always debate, never be satisfied. Don't accept and don't avoid.
A question may not have an answer, that does not mean that a discussion with not yield other answers, or sharpen your wits.
some folks have an easier time doing that than others.
religion and politics seem to run close to the nerves of identity and world view and i guess it's difficult to really wrestle with them at times. Seems most people would rather have peace than to correct or be corrected or even explore to deeply questions that might alter an ID or world view. or explore answers we may or may not like. It's uncomfortable and sometimes depressing or scary.
often, To me at least, thinking about both subjects and listening to the various outlooks is not only vital but fun, espesially when looked at in the abstract. the greatest puzzles of all. the wildest opinions, whats real, can we know?
But often it is personal, but not all comments about the subjects need to be taken as attacks, it seems to me.
As i said before I don't mind various opinions but if we both are looking at a double decker bus don't try to tell me it is a cat because they both move. That's when i get offended.
the conversation is already broken when objective items can't even be agreed on.
Last edited by revelarts; 03-26-2013 at 08:49 PM.
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