Schroe
If by "you" you're referring the the individual it's unrealistic to suppose that the individual can substantially change anything. We are all given a pack of genetic and material cards to play with and we all try to play our best hand although most fail to do so. Because of the established and accepted nature of religion the religious person can both perpetuate the religion and pursue individual interests by playing the same hand. The atheist on the other hand cannot due to imbalance between required effort and outcome. If by "you" you're referring to all atheists or the likes then you might be correct to a degree, but partly it's because most atheists despise the intrusive way in which religions go about their business.
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If by "you" you're referring the the individual it's unrealistic to suppose that the individual can substantially change anything. We are all given a pack of genetic and material cards to play with and we all try to play our best hand although most fail to do so. Because of the established and accepted nature of religion the religious person can both perpetuate the religion and pursue individual interests by playing the same hand. The atheist on the other hand cannot due to imbalance between required effort and outcome. If by "you" you're referring to all atheists or the likes then you might be correct to a degree, but partly it's because most atheists despise the intrusive way in which religions go about their business.
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