Is it more arrogant to disbelieve or to believe?
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It is arrogant to place your beliefs higher than anyone else's to the point where you persecute or belittle those who do not believe what you do when it comes to God.  It is arrogant to think that you have all the answers!  It is arrogant to use your faith as a superiority complex.  It is never arrogant to search for answers, to ask tough questions, and to seek a deeper understanding!  Ciao!
15045
I think everyone worships something whether they believe in God or not.  Some people even worship the idea of not having a God because they have to tell everyone about it.  I do agree with your idea about weakness.  I think that people who are insecure about their beliefs tend to try to recruit people to believe the same thing so they don't feel alone.  Those who are secure about their own beliefs tend to keep quiet and go on with their lives.  They don't need to feel justified that their beliefs are okay since they have their own truth.
495924
I believe we, as humans, judge without knowing all the facts.  It may appear one way to us, but if we knew all the facts, we may see it another way.  I've had people judge me in a certain situation, but they didn't know what I had been through and they only saw the choice I made, not that I didn't have a choice.
1011493
Arrogance and selfishness. It is the belief that your time is more valuable than another's. It's just rudeness.
62431
Ignorance and arrogance.
92820
No, unless they have been told that THEIR truth is the only truth...at that point they are able to make judgements and commit acts against "WRONG" thinking types that are consistent with their belief system...this type of thinking leads to things like the crusades, 9/11, the spanish inquisition, and genocide...you see none of us is going away or changing our beliefs because someone else says we're wrong...so INTOLERANCE is the problem NOT different belief systems.
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Like it or not, our lives are a defense of what we believe whether we know how to articulate it or not.  Our choices reflect our beliefs.  \n\nThe ability or inability of a person or group of people to defend their beliefs is not proof of the validity of the belief.  It simply speaks to their competence (or lack of it) as communicators.\n\nShould we be able to know and defend what we believe?  Sure.\n\nIs our ability the proof of the veracity of the belief?  No.
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"Think about it, you have to acknowledge that there is a god (higher power) for you not to believe in, right? In that case, wouldn't you be agnostic?"\nTHAT MAKES NO SENSE, SHOULD I SAY: I DON'T BELIEVE THAT GOD EXISTS, IS THAT BETTER?
1094389
I choose to disbelieve. WHAT!? I don't get a check on that? Fine... I'll roll Charisma...
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Ask the different way round.\n\nBelieving (in any religion) is easy, you don't have to think.\n\nActually thinking prevents believing. And I prefer to think for myself. :-)
357433
Let see . . . belief is some thing you believe in . . . with or without evidence.  Like I believe that most religious people are crackpots . . . but is that true . . . for some yes . . . not all.  Things we believe in or have a belief . . . comes from our point of view.  It could be factual or it could be fictional.\n\nAnother example . . . I believe my son can do anything he puts is mind and heart into.  Can he . . . who knows . . . but it is my belief he can.  And if he believe in himself as I believe in him . . . he will . . . because I did the same thing.  I believed in myself to accomplish what I accomplish . . . I didn't believe in god to do it for me.\n\nOkay, now faith . . . similar to belief . . . but there is absolutely no facts to support the believe.  Like God . . . but their is no physical evidence to really prove his existence . . . plus there have other theories to explain ours . . . but there is no support for either.\n\nReligion is faith . . . blind faith . . . in a book that has been translation so many times and at times just copied from a persons memory . . . through stories recited from centuries ago.  With embellishment for colorization.
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I do, but not believing doesn't make you dumb...in fact, it's dumb Christians like you who turn people away from God.
693723
That is a very good question, why do people choose to believe in lies, maybe it's because the person next to them believes in it and that would make them followers, or maybe they don't believe in it but are afraid to let other people know because they are cowards, i wish someone intelligent would answer this intelligent Q.
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It depends on the attitude of the person I'm speaking to.  As long as they're not trying to convert me I'm open minded but as soon as someone tries to hand me a copy of watchtower or asks me to consider taking jesus into my heart after waking me up at 8am I get rather defensive.
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If they like your opinion then you are called confident, if they don't then you are called arrogant!\n\nIf you envy someone it means you want what they have.
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Spiritual or religious arrogance is called religious exclusivism. It's when someone considers him/herself "holier than thou." It's the belief in Absolute Truth, and that only people who believe the same things as the religious exclusivist is right, while everyone else is wrong.
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Once you learn to ignore things and not give a damn......... I mean really not give a damn what other people think or say it's all a easy.\nYou probably still get embarrassed and stuff like that.\nI could fall down a bust my butt right now it would make me know difference cause I could not care less what other people say or think!