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Is RELIGION anti-intellectual? ( Bill Maher vs Ross Douthat )

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  1. Anonymous04 July, 2012

    Religion is faux intellectual, couching their bestial, primitive superstition as being supported by learned men and intensive study.

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  2. Anonymous II05 July, 2012

    When the Catholic Church, in a canonization process, is trying to determine whether a person has died a martyr, one important criterion is that the person was killed in "odium fidei", out of hatred of the faith. Anonymous, I am not suggesting that you would kill a believer, but your dispositions toward faith qualify not only as lack of faith but also as "odium fidei".
    We believers cannot make you respect us, but we can refuse to be treated with disrespect.

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