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Atheists & Agnostics

NeoGreen

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2. Related to a point I've made before...

Reply to trotsky (Reply #1)

Wed Jun 14, 2017, 10:46 AM

Jun 2017

...we're not advocating for the general adoption of anti-religious sentiment:

https://www.democraticunderground.com/123051823

We're advocating for the re-adoption/return of the neutral position/argument, as it is our collective Constitutional heritage.

The religious left would benefit from this and should recognize and embrace our role in calling out the Constitutional absurdity of the religious right.

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A Powerful Religious Left is Emerging, But Theyll Fail Without Secular Support [View all] NeoGreen Jun 2017 OP

There's a feeling on the religious left that they're responsible for every bit of social progress. trotsky Jun 2017 #1

Related to a point I've made before... NeoGreen Jun 2017 #2

Agreed - the answer to a right-wing theocracy is not a left-wing one. trotsky Jun 2017 #3