Interesting Silverman doesn't want
religion foisted upon him but he wants to foist his views in others.
The only thing we want is to not have
your religion foisted on us, but most of us certainly are willing to respect others» religious preferences.
Not exact matches
Admittedly this particular thread is relatively tame compared to some I've seen, but I'm always amazed at the degree to which those who practice the
religion known as «Atheism» feel a compulsion to
foist their beliefs on others.
I've been an atheist for more than 20 years, and I can count on one hand the number of times I've felt like
religion was truly being
foisted upon me against my will.
«In God We Trust» is not
foisting a
religion on anyone, but rather reminding us that God has given us natures and the natural law for their flourishing.
But I have a huge issue when
religion is
foisted upon me, it is used to make public policy, and used to inflict injury and death to people who are deemed «unworthy» (like gays or blacks or people who won't go along for the ride).
Teaching a child to be unrealistic, illogical and irrational through
religion is outright child abuse, and not much different from the physical abuse
foisted on them by the costumed purveyors of these heinous delusions.
Why then, should everyone in the U.S. have a particular brand of Christianity (or any other
religion for that matter)
foisted upon them?
Marx saw
religion as a species of fantasizing, an «opium,»
foisted by the ruling classes on the proletariat in order that the latter would not be able to identify its oppressors.
What I can promise is that I will not
foist my
religion on you.
Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Catholic, you name it... all
religions have
foisted atrocities on humanity in the name of their own gods.
«However an employer would be entitled to discipline someone for subjecting (as in this case) a junior colleague to unwanted pressure and unwelcome conduct by
foisting their
religion on them.