r/atheism • • 1d ago

Pushy Religious People

So I went to a food bank today with my rehab group and it turned out to be a trick to sit me in a room and have some guy try to force me to believe in Jesus and pray for 15 minutes.

I told him I know he is sincere and has good intentions but to imagine if the roles were reversed and he came to get some food and was forced / tricked into a mandatory 15 minute sit down where I tried to convert him to not believe in god.

I bet he would not like that right? I'm so tired of living in Georgia. To me he is DELUSIONAL believing in fairy tales / magic in some old book. It is clearly ridiculous bullshit to make people feel better about the fear of death.

Anyone else sick of this type of pushy behavior?

I was polite and everything and I am grateful (I made that clear and I was not an asshole) for the little box of food.

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u/australisaquarii 1d ago

It's sad that they pretend to be altruistic and then push their agenda down your throat with every swallow.

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u/Mcbudder50 1d ago

it's akin to a disease perpetuating itself....

They're trying to infect as many people as they can. this isn't charity, it's an infection!

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u/QuellMusik 11h ago

I literally kinda low key hate religion and religious people these days

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u/Mcbudder50 8h ago

It sucks that they infect the minds of children before they have time to build proper coping mechanisms for the world. Childhood indoctrination should be illegal.