Atheists and Agnostics know more about religion then theists..

according to a survey

http://www2.timesdispatch.com/news/2010/sep/29/reli29-ar-530732/

what do you think? are non-theists more educated about religion?

I think we already have a thread on this.

I think we already have a thread on this.

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Faith does not require knowledge.magicalclick

Nope, the core concept of Faith has nothing to do with knowledge. You either have faith, or your don't Simple as that.magicalclick

I think we have 3 threads on this.Dystopian-X

[QUOTE="magicalclick"]Nope, the core concept of Faith has nothing to do with knowledge. You either have faith, or your don't Simple as that.Engrish_Major

[QUOTE="Dystopian-X"]I think we have 3 threads on this.GswSir

While there is a thread on this already, I'll say this: non-theists spend more time exploring all religions in order to justify their beliefs, theists, on the other hand, generally study one particular religion or doctrine. Therefore, overall, a non-theist would know more about religion as a whole than a theist. I don't see many Christians studying the holy books of Hinduism.FragStains

It makes sense. Theists usually focus one one religion while non theists try to explore all of them. Tweetie-Pot

Not a big surprise, a lot of them are those who think the Earth is 6000 years old anyways.kuraimen

[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"][QUOTE="magicalclick"]Nope, the core concept of Faith has nothing to do with knowledge. You either have faith, or your don't Simple as that.magicalclick

Yup, they have nothing to do with Faith. For faith, there is nothing to talk about, and they are simply bored.

I agree, they do not try the slightest to convince people and give them faith, church only gives the "teachings of Jesus Christ".