/lit/ - Literature

>>21647334
Realizing that religious fundamentalists and materialists are effectively two sides of the same coin is extremely liberating and actually allows you to pursue the truth without two rival mythologies competing for dominance in your own psyche

So-called "atheists" have been just as duped into viewing the world through the filters of fantastical superstition and linguistic fabrications as a bible-thumper who insists that the world is 6000 years old and thinks Harry Potter is the work of the devil (amusingly modern materialists and claimed enemies of religion now claim the exact same thing, demonstrating plainly that they are merely another dogmatic sect and not the bastions of reason that they fancy themselves to be)

Start playing a fun game and try to spot how many unsupported assumptions, non-empirical statements, and instances of question-begging the average atheist/materialist ends up making during the course of them trying to elaborate on their points - there are plenty in this very thread, I guarantee if you do it for long enough you'll start picking up on frequent mantras, taglines, and thought-terminating cliches just as frequent as a fundie quoting a verse of scripture in place of an argument

>inb4 "you can't say le both sides are bad"
People only say it because it's true