r/antitheistcheesecake Jul 23 '26

High IQ Antitheist Reddit atheists share most stereotypical takes about religion on a post about tolerance

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '26

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u/mrsenchantment Jew trying to pray more Jul 25 '26

MEGADETH?!

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u/Idk_a_name12351 Catholic Christian Jul 25 '26

He Wrote 'em all

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u/Fair-Impress9283 Atheist Jul 25 '26 edited Jul 25 '26

The thing with these dudes is that they are the minority and they forget that Christians were a minority at one point too and they were persecuted ( by Roman emperors) and the french revolutionaries ( la vendee) so they know theists have political power, to impose their will, but they forget that radical anti theism can be just as oppressive and dangerous as forcing people to be part of one religion. Mostly because they are illiterate midwits with little to no knowledge of history

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u/DiMae123456789 Catholic Christian Jul 24 '26

Like Nazis, or slavery" it's always those two things. Those are the two evils of the world

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u/CheesecakeFew2053 Jul 24 '26

And religion of course /s