Hello,
I have been a confirmed atheist since July 1999. Before then, I was a non-religious Catholic.
In February 2001, before the terrorist attacks, I noticed that American society was increasingly disorderly. Why is there so much conflict in contrast to how sophisticated technology has evolved? "Why can't we all just get along?" is the perpetual public grievance that seems to have manifested into the recent proclamations of another civil war.
I am preparing to release my treatise, and I want to go over a few things with the critical thinkers:
Do you agree that the evolution of American society has gotten more disorderly?
Why do you think things have gotten to the state that you describe it to be?
I have been a confirmed atheist since July 1999. Before then, I was a non-religious Catholic.
In February 2001, before the terrorist attacks, I noticed that American society was increasingly disorderly. Why is there so much conflict in contrast to how sophisticated technology has evolved? "Why can't we all just get along?" is the perpetual public grievance that seems to have manifested into the recent proclamations of another civil war.
I am preparing to release my treatise, and I want to go over a few things with the critical thinkers:
Do you agree that the evolution of American society has gotten more disorderly?
Why do you think things have gotten to the state that you describe it to be?
If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.
Albert Einstein, Theoretical Physicist & Practical Philosopher
