

But they believe they should do those things. Beliefs drive our actions. We should correct them every chance we get.
You: “Believe what you want.” Them: “OK, I believe my god wants to me to preach to you.” You: “Stop that.” Them: “No, my god demands it.”
Now what?
And if they believe their (utterly unproven) god wants them to restrict healthcare? Wants them to avoid vaccines? Commit genocide, take slaves, fly planes into buildings?
Innocent people are dying for the selfish beliefs of others.






I don’t see the difference. They believe they are obligated to do those things, so they do those things.
Nobody can stop anybody from thinking their thoughts. My point is we should oppose false beliefs before they turn into harmful actions.
What is the difference? They believe that’s how they should act, so that’s how they act.
Constructive criticism can change behaviors for the better, if everyone is listening to reason. Your neighbor shouldn’t be an asshole, that hurts everybody.
Thank you. It is why I am a “militant” antitheist. I think that compromising with delusion gets innocent people killed needlessly.