• disguy_ovahea@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    I’m making no claims of the unknown, other than defending the possibility of something that cannot be proven or disproven to exist. You’re openly discrediting the beliefs of others through your own understanding. What sounds more arrogant to you?

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      6 months ago

      I never denied the possibility, I denied we should believe in those things

      it sounds incredibly arrogant to me to assume you know something without evidence

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        6 months ago

        Arrogance comes into play when one person asserts their beliefs over another’s.

        They weren’t stating that you should believe in god.

        You were stating that they shouldn’t.

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          6 months ago

          Yes, they shouldn’t because they have no evidence and are therefore arrogantly asserting something they have no reason to believe

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            6 months ago

            You see someone holding a belief you don’t agree with as arrogant, but not your unwanted criticism of it? Forget arrogance. You may be a narcissist.

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              6 months ago

              Yes, belief without evidence is peak narcissism in my eyes

              it is the definition of delusion