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You don't understand what emotional intelligence is. Manipulators have high emotional intelligence. The manipulated have low emotional intelligence. Most extremely religious people fall into the category of lambs led to slaughter which means they have low emotional intelligence.
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You can see it like this: a highly emotional child or a woman does not have high emotional IQ simply because she/it has a lot of hissyfits.
It just means she/it can not control hers/it's emotions. Thus has low emotional IQ.
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You know, a lot of atheists do get angry when you point this out. Still, even as an atheist myself, I can still seem some logic in your argument, even though it would most likely upset my peers.
You're absolutely right - I'm basing my my assumption that god doesn't exist on a fundamental belief - but how I came to that fundamental belief diverges from how most religious people get their own, in my opinion. I looked at all different religions, read the bible cover to cover, (I was raised Christian so it was the easiest for me to pick up on) researched the other Abrahamic religions and even took an interest in east Asian spirituality, and then I began delving into scientific theory and Darwinism. I went back and forth with a lot of things, but I ultimately came to my own conclusion not wholly by blind faith, but by taking the evidence presented to me and putting it together the best I could. For an analogy, it was kind of like putting together a puzzle with no clear picture at the end, you're just sticking the pieces that fit together and hoping for the best looking end result.
Maybe some atheists blindly adhere to scientific theory because it's new and exciting - it's defiant of a mainstream culture that has been part of human society for countless millennia. But certainly not all atheists are like that - or at least not me personally. Like I said, I took the evidence that was available to me and made the best sense of it that I could. I'll never claim that I know all the answers - in fact I'm sure you know of a famous individual that once said the smartest man in the world is the man who admits he knows nothing.
But the thing I feel that I do different from religious people and certain other atheists on a personal level, however, is that I put my 'faith' in neither religion nor science. Rather, I trust in myself that I had the thirst for knowledge to probe deep into different parts of universal order, and that I came to my own conclusion. In essence, I'm not putting faith in science or religion - I'm certainly incorporating some sequences from the former - but above all, I'm simply putting faith in myself, that I made the right choices, and nothing more.
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According to my mom I was the sweetest baby. I never cried or had hissyfits. This was because I was very aware from early on, I was born old.
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Human IQ is decreasing. Atheism is increasing. Atheism is default now. Masses generally are not intelligent. Atheism now belongs to the masses.
All Atheist high IQ mostly manifests in high school jokes such as "hur hurrr fairytales" or "hur urrr I put a bible in the SciFi section". All my debates with atheists show they have both an analytical and emotional intelligence far behind optimal persons.
Some atheists are too dumb they even start directly parrot Christian stuff with some altered words, to the point of becoming absolutist.
"U gotz to decide between religien and scienz"
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