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[QUOTE="1_Blood"][QUOTE="Silver_Dragon17"][QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="Silver_Dragon17"][QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="Silver_Dragon17"]

They believe in Allah, not God. "God" as in capital "G".

Silver_Dragon17

Precisely, they believe in Allah, which in English translates to 'the God'. You see, Islam and its holy text (the Koran)'s language is Arabic, and in Arabic, the term for monotheistic God is "Allah" ('al' is the definite article). Islam has one monotheistic God because of Abraham's impact on the area. You may vehemently deny that Muslims worship the same God as you do, but they would say that their God and yours are one in the same.

I already know all of this. Allah translates to The God. However, what seperates Christianity, is that Christians believe in one God in three forms: God the Father, God the Son (Jesus), and God the Holy Spirit. Islam teaches only one god, with no other form. They are close, I admit, but they are not the same God.

If you knew all this already, you could've saved yourself from looking such a fool and claiming that Muslims attack Israel to disprove God. Muslims believe that they worship the same God as you. I really can't stress this enough. They believe they worship the same God as the Jews. IF you know this, you're being very mysterious about your knowledge.

They believe they worship the same God as the Jews.

There is a slight difference.

The God the Jews worship is the same God Christians worship, however, the Jews believe in only that God, and no Jesus.

So no, the Islamics do not worship the same God as me, unless they believe Jesus was His Son.

I'm gonna make this simple and be on my way.

Say that its me and there are two people- one who says I have a son(unknowingly of course) and one who says I don't. Say that both these people worship me. Does the fact that one beleives I have a son and the other doesn't change who I am in anyway? No it does not.

Therefore, how is it that because a Christian beleive Jesus is God's son and a Muslim does notmean that they thus worship a different God. Muslims worship the God of Adam, Noah, Abraham,Moses, and Jesus(peace be upon them all) and last time I check this is the same God that Christians/Jews worship. Where's the difference? Only in peoples interpretations, not in God Himself.

Jesus is a part of God. . . . .the most important part, to Christians. . . . . .if you don't believe that Jesus was the son of God, but believe that God exists, then it is a different God because of the Trinity. You are using yourself, a human, to analogize something that can't be interpreted so easily. Your son is not a part of who you are.

No, christians believe in one god. The god who yada yada yada and then put jesus in the world.

The next group believe in one god. The god who yada yada yada but did not put jesus in the world.

They both believe in the one god. One believes that he had a son, the other did not. It makes no difference.

Would it matter if i had a son or not. You worship god, our father who harth in heaven. You dont pray or worship jesus.

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Ok, the other guy said then their are some islams who want war, and i rebullted that the same can be said for christains. Therefore, i said the same thing as the other guy but twisted it towards christians. So your saying the entirety of islams are bent on war. No, they are not, their are some groups. I dont know all groups od christains but i can tell you that a recent report stated that somewhere around 40% of atheist do not trust extremeist christians as well as extremeist islams or muslims.

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Who cares who atheists trust? I've noticed some insecurity amongst them....just from reading posts here...not all are insecure...but the majority are.

In addition...what extremist Christians want is everyone to believe what they believe...I've yet to see them take up weapons and fight yet, however.

Second....as I said...look at the Middle East. I haven't yet seen one country in the Middle East stand up and say to stop the constant fighting...so the facts DO NOT back up your position.

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No, christians believe in one god. The god who yada yada yada and then put jesus in the world.

The next group believe in one god. The god who yada yada yada but did not put jesus in the world.

They both believe in the one god. One believes that he had a son, the other did not. It makes no difference.

Would it matter if i had a son or not. You worship god, our father who harth in heaven. You dont pray or worship jesus.

Darren50000

Don't tell me what I believe, especially if you're not a Christian.

I DO worship and pray to Jesus. Every Christian does.

God is three parts: God THE FATHER, God THE SON, and GOD THE HOLY SPIRIT. You can worship one without the others, but if you do, then it is not the Christian God. If God never had a son, then Christianity wouldn't exist.

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Who cares who atheists trust? I've noticed some insecurity amongst them....just from reading posts here...not all are insecure...but the majority are.

LJS9502_basic
There's insecurity on both sides...I find it a rather curious thing amongst atheists though, unless they give a good reason to be. Might be the age level.
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#105 LJS9502_basic
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[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

Who cares who atheists trust? I've noticed some insecurity amongst them....just from reading posts here...not all are insecure...but the majority are.

CptJSparrow

There's insecurity on both sides...I find it a rather curious thing amongst atheists though, unless they give a good reason to be. Might be the age level.

I suppose....that's why I didn't generalize. Some are very secure in their beliefs...they tend to be more tolerant of others.

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[QUOTE="1_Blood"][QUOTE="Silver_Dragon17"][QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="Silver_Dragon17"][QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="Silver_Dragon17"]

They believe in Allah, not God. "God" as in capital "G".

Silver_Dragon17

Precisely, they believe in Allah, which in English translates to 'the God'. You see, Islam and its holy text (the Koran)'s language is Arabic, and in Arabic, the term for monotheistic God is "Allah" ('al' is the definite article). Islam has one monotheistic God because of Abraham's impact on the area. You may vehemently deny that Muslims worship the same God as you do, but they would say that their God and yours are one in the same.

I already know all of this. Allah translates to The God. However, what seperates Christianity, is that Christians believe in one God in three forms: God the Father, God the Son (Jesus), and God the Holy Spirit. Islam teaches only one god, with no other form. They are close, I admit, but they are not the same God.

If you knew all this already, you could've saved yourself from looking such a fool and claiming that Muslims attack Israel to disprove God. Muslims believe that they worship the same God as you. I really can't stress this enough. They believe they worship the same God as the Jews. IF you know this, you're being very mysterious about your knowledge.

They believe they worship the same God as the Jews.

There is a slight difference.

The God the Jews worship is the same God Christians worship, however, the Jews believe in only that God, and no Jesus.

So no, the Islamics do not worship the same God as me, unless they believe Jesus was His Son.

I'm gonna make this simple and be on my way.

Say that its me and there are two people- one who says I have a son(unknowingly of course) and one who says I don't. Say that both these people worship me. Does the fact that one beleives I have a son and the other doesn't change who I am in anyway? No it does not.

Therefore, how is it that because a Christian beleive Jesus is God's son and a Muslim does notmean that they thus worship a different God. Muslims worship the God of Adam, Noah, Abraham,Moses, and Jesus(peace be upon them all) and last time I check this is the same God that Christians/Jews worship. Where's the difference? Only in peoples interpretations, not in God Himself.

Jesus is a part of God. . . . .the most important part, to Christians. . . . . .if you don't believe that Jesus was the son of God, but believe that God exists, then it is a different God because of the Trinity. You are using yourself, a human, to analogize something that can't be interpreted so easily. Your son is not a part of who you are.

When it comes down to it whether you claim that he is my son or a part of me does not change the fact of who I am. Like I said, you may interpret God as being 3 and Muslim interpret God as being one, how does that change who God is. Its a theological doctrine that you adopt but in the end God is God. But I guess I can see where you come from, because whena Muslim worships God they are worshipping the one God (or as you may call him "The Father") but when Christians worship they are worship three beings The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit. All and all, its difference in theology.
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[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

Who cares who atheists trust? I've noticed some insecurity amongst them....just from reading posts here...not all are insecure...but the majority are.

CptJSparrow
There's insecurity on both sides...I find it a rather curious thing amongst atheists though, unless they give a good reason to be. Might be the age level.

I tend to see many more "Science Disproves God"-type threads then "God is Real" ones.
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When it comes down to it whether you claim that he is my son or a part of me does not change the fact of who I am. Like I said, you may interpret God as being 3 and Muslim interpret God as being one, how does that change who God is. Its a theological doctrine that you adopt but in the end God is God. But I guess I can see where you come from, because whena Muslim worships God they are worshipping the one God (or as you may call him "The Father") but when Christians worship they are worship three beings The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit. All and all, its difference in theology.1_Blood

Oh no, Christians worship one God. But there are three parts to that one God. . .it's extremely hard to explain, even for a scholar. . . . . .

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[QUOTE="CptJSparrow"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

Who cares who atheists trust? I've noticed some insecurity amongst them....just from reading posts here...not all are insecure...but the majority are.

EboyLOL

There's insecurity on both sides...I find it a rather curious thing amongst atheists though, unless they give a good reason to be. Might be the age level.

I tend to see many more "Science Disproves God"-type threads then "God is Real" ones.

Some guy published a bokk titled "How science proves God does not exist." :lol:

All it was was that "If God exists, then He should be measurable by science" and then his book was "God can't be measured by science, so He doesn't exist." :lol::lol::lol:

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Some guy published a bokk titled "How science proves God does not exist." :lol:

All it was was that "If God exists, then He should be measurable by science" and then his book was "God can't be measured by science, so He doesn't exist." :lol::lol::lol:

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O rly? Although, if someone did say that, it sounds like 13-year-old reasoning, or sarcasm.
[QUOTE="CptJSparrow"] There's insecurity on both sides...I find it a rather curious thing amongst atheists though, unless they give a good reason to be. Might be the age level.EboyLOL
I tend to see many more "Science Disproves God"-type threads then "God is Real" ones.

Yes, but what does that say about their level of security?
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[QUOTE="EboyLOL"][QUOTE="CptJSparrow"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

Who cares who atheists trust? I've noticed some insecurity amongst them....just from reading posts here...not all are insecure...but the majority are.

Silver_Dragon17

There's insecurity on both sides...I find it a rather curious thing amongst atheists though, unless they give a good reason to be. Might be the age level.

I tend to see many more "Science Disproves God"-type threads then "God is Real" ones.

Some guy published a bokk titled "How science proves God does not exist." :lol:

All it was was that "If God exists, then He should be measurable by science" and then his book was "God can't be measured by science, so He doesn't exist." :lol::lol::lol:

There are a lot of authors these days who cash in by writing books like that...
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[QUOTE="CptJSparrow"] There's insecurity on both sides...I find it a rather curious thing amongst atheists though, unless they give a good reason to be. Might be the age level.EboyLOL
I tend to see many more "Science Disproves God"-type threads then "God is Real" ones. Yes, but what does that say about their level of security?

Everything. If they were secure in the belief that God doesn't exist then they would feel no need to argue with theists.
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[QUOTE="EboyLOL"][QUOTE="CptJSparrow"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

Who cares who atheists trust? I've noticed some insecurity amongst them....just from reading posts here...not all are insecure...but the majority are.

Silver_Dragon17

There's insecurity on both sides...I find it a rather curious thing amongst atheists though, unless they give a good reason to be. Might be the age level.

I tend to see many more "Science Disproves God"-type threads then "God is Real" ones.

Some guy published a bokk titled "How science proves God does not exist." :lol:

All it was was that "If God exists, then He should be measurable by science" and then his book was "God can't be measured by science, so He doesn't exist." :lol::lol::lol:

haha how stupid :lol:

It reminds me of a debate I saw on ABC. Christians claimed that they could prove that God exist without using the bible..........their only arguement was that "A painting requires a painter, a creation requires a creator". The atheists quickly put an end to their foolishness though :lol: :lol:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAKEZhjlkxU

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#114 Silver_Dragon17
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[QUOTE="Silver_Dragon17"]

Some guy published a bokk titled "How science proves God does not exist." :lol:

All it was was that "If God exists, then He should be measurable by science" and then his book was "God can't be measured by science, so He doesn't exist." :lol::lol::lol:

CptJSparrow

O rly? Although, if someone did say that, it sounds like 13-year-old reasoning, or sarcasm.

I think there was more to the title, but I seriously saw this book in BAM two days ago. Your link is actually hilarious, as not even Google is stupid enough to make such a claim!

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[QUOTE="CptJSparrow"][QUOTE="EboyLOL"]I tend to see many more "Science Disproves God"-type threads then "God is Real" ones. EboyLOL
Yes, but what does that say about their level of security?

Everything. If they were secure in the belief that God doesn't exist then they would feel no need to argue with theists.

Not necessarily.
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[QUOTE="Silver_Dragon17"][QUOTE="EboyLOL"][QUOTE="CptJSparrow"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

Who cares who atheists trust? I've noticed some insecurity amongst them....just from reading posts here...not all are insecure...but the majority are.

jointed

There's insecurity on both sides...I find it a rather curious thing amongst atheists though, unless they give a good reason to be. Might be the age level.

I tend to see many more "Science Disproves God"-type threads then "God is Real" ones.

Some guy published a bokk titled "How science proves God does not exist." :lol:

All it was was that "If God exists, then He should be measurable by science" and then his book was "God can't be measured by science, so He doesn't exist." :lol::lol::lol:

haha how stupid :lol:

It reminds me of a debate I saw on ABC. Christians claimed that they could prove that God exist without using the bible..........their only arguement was that "A painting requires a painter, a creation requires a creator". The atheists quickly put an end to their foolishness though :lol: :lol:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAKEZhjlkxU

Even I have to admit, that was a crappy argument. . . . . .

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[QUOTE="CptJSparrow"][QUOTE="Silver_Dragon17"]

Some guy published a bokk titled "How science proves God does not exist." :lol:

All it was was that "If God exists, then He should be measurable by science" and then his book was "God can't be measured by science, so He doesn't exist." :lol::lol::lol:

Silver_Dragon17

O rly? Although, if someone did say that, it sounds like 13-year-old reasoning, or sarcasm.

I think there was more to the title, but I seriously saw this book in BAM two days ago. Your link is actually hilarious, as not even Google is stupid enough to make such a claim!

That is pretty funny. Take the word "How" out and you get 3 results. Take "science proves" out and you get over 314,000.:P
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[QUOTE="EboyLOL"][QUOTE="CptJSparrow"][QUOTE="EboyLOL"]I tend to see many more "Science Disproves God"-type threads then "God is Real" ones. CptJSparrow
Yes, but what does that say about their level of security?

Everything. If they were secure in the belief that God doesn't exist then they would feel no need to argue with theists.

Not necessarily.

Is there another reason that people make "God isn't real because of Science" threads that I am not aware of aside from attempting to "defeat" theists? I am virtually an atheist, and I feel no reason to do this because I am secure with the fact that God does not exist, and if he did, I doubt he would take the form of a God that many religions make him out to be.
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[QUOTE="Silver_Dragon17"][QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="Silver_Dragon17"]

The Muslims don't want God to be real either. . . . .

quiglythegreat

Uh, no, the existence of God is the premise for a lot of their motivations for attacking Israel.

I was waiting for this.

WRONG GOD.

I am so sick and tired of the biased veiw that Christians, Muslims, and Jews worship the same God.

They originated in the same area. That DOES NOT mean that they are the same.

Muslims don't want the Judeo God to exist because that would prove Islam wrong, now wouldn't it?

Oh. Right. Well, Islam originated from Hinduism which of courses does not worship the same God as those of Abrahamic religions do (note: there are only two major religions that spawned from Abraham and these are Judaism and Christianity....obvsiously not Islam) and thus all Muslims seem to worship Thom Yorke, and since he is not literally God they must of course attack Israel.

Are you retarded????? Hinduism has NOTHING to do wiht Islam. Arabs are NOWHERE near what Indians are ehtnically. They are all three abrahamic religions. Dont give me you bullsh**. The Koran even mentions that the ANGEL GABRIEL was the one who talked to Mohammed. Gabriel also told Mary that she was pregnatn with Jesus. They are all three abrahimc relgions. I really hope you were kidding

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And for all of you who say muslims worship "Allah" you are all wrong. Allah is the Arab word for God. They believe in the same God as Jews and Christians and they even have similar stories in their holy books. The Koran even mentions Jesus and claims that he is the 3rd most important prophet behind Mohammed and Abraham. They do not believe that Jesus was resurrected but they believe he was a very important prophet. Dont talk about Islam if oyu have no f**king clue what you are talking about. Btw, im not a muslim, im jsut well informed
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[QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="Silver_Dragon17"][QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="Silver_Dragon17"]

The Muslims don't want God to be real either. . . . .

Gaber1999

Uh, no, the existence of God is the premise for a lot of their motivations for attacking Israel.

I was waiting for this.

WRONG GOD.

I am so sick and tired of the biased veiw that Christians, Muslims, and Jews worship the same God.

They originated in the same area. That DOES NOT mean that they are the same.

Muslims don't want the Judeo God to exist because that would prove Islam wrong, now wouldn't it?

Oh. Right. Well, Islam originated from Hinduism which of courses does not worship the same God as those of Abrahamic religions do (note: there are only two major religions that spawned from Abraham and these are Judaism and Christianity....obvsiously not Islam) and thus all Muslims seem to worship Thom Yorke, and since he is not literally God they must of course attack Israel.

Are you retarded????? Hinduism has NOTHING to do wiht Islam. Arabs are NOWHERE near what Indians are ehtnically. They are all three abrahamic religions. Dont give me you bullsh**. The Koran even mentions that the ANGEL GABRIEL was the one who talked to Mohammed. Gabriel also told Mary that she was pregnatn with Jesus. They are all three abrahimc relgions. I really hope you were kidding

Genius, read the whole conversation. He was being sarcastic.
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[QUOTE="CptJSparrow"][QUOTE="EboyLOL"] Everything. If they were secure in the belief that God doesn't exist then they would feel no need to argue with theists.EboyLOL
Not necessarily.

Is there another reason that people make "God isn't real because of Science" threads that I am not aware of aside from attempting to "defeat" theists? I am virtually an atheist, and I feel no reason to do this because I am secure with the fact that God does not exist, and if he did, I doubt he would take the form of a God that many religions make him out to be.

There are different types of people. Some, like you, feel no need to argue about it because they are secure. Others will argue about it as a way to raise awareness (at the same time still secure). Finally we do have the individuals who feel the need to constantly try to argue at every opportunity. On the subject of raising awareness, it is definitely possible to disprove God using science depending on the other person's belief of God. As different people have different beliefs and interpretations, it is possible (or impossible) to use science to disprove God or a god if people define what they're talking about. One example would be that a Creationist God (who created everything and every specie as-is 6000 years ago) has been blown out of the water by Evolution. You have to be precise about what details you include in the God you're disproving.
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That is pretty funny. Take the word "How" out and you get 3 results. Take "science proves" out and you get over 314,000.:PCptJSparrow

:lol: That's no surprise.

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[QUOTE="EboyLOL"][QUOTE="CptJSparrow"][QUOTE="EboyLOL"] Everything. If they were secure in the belief that God doesn't exist then they would feel no need to argue with theists.CptJSparrow
Not necessarily.

Is there another reason that people make "God isn't real because of Science" threads that I am not aware of aside from attempting to "defeat" theists? I am virtually an atheist, and I feel no reason to do this because I am secure with the fact that God does not exist, and if he did, I doubt he would take the form of a God that many religions make him out to be.

There are different types of people. Some, like you, feel no need to argue about it because they are secure. Others will argue about it as a way to raise awareness (at the same time still secure). Finally we do have the individuals who feel the need to constantly try to argue at every opportunity. On the subject of raising awareness, it is definitely possible to disprove God using science depending on the other person's belief of God. As different people have different beliefs and interpretations, it is possible (or impossible) to use science to disprove God or a god if people define what they're talking about. One example would be that a Creationist God (who created everything and every specie as-is 6000 years ago) has been blown out of the water by Evolution. You have to be precise about what details you include in the God you're disproving.

I have yet to read a topic made to "raise awareness" and not to argue to solidify one's beliefs. There may be atheists who genuinly wish to make people aware of other beliefs based on science, but I have yet to see them on this forum.
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#125 CptJSparrow
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[QUOTE="CptJSparrow"][QUOTE="EboyLOL"] Is there another reason that people make "God isn't real because of Science" threads that I am not aware of aside from attempting to "defeat" theists? I am virtually an atheist, and I feel no reason to do this because I am secure with the fact that God does not exist, and if he did, I doubt he would take the form of a God that many religions make him out to be.EboyLOL
There are different types of people. Some, like you, feel no need to argue about it because they are secure. Others will argue about it as a way to raise awareness (at the same time still secure). Finally we do have the individuals who feel the need to constantly try to argue at every opportunity. On the subject of raising awareness, it is definitely possible to disprove God using science depending on the other person's belief of God. As different people have different beliefs and interpretations, it is possible (or impossible) to use science to disprove God or a god if people define what they're talking about. One example would be that a Creationist God (who created everything and every specie as-is 6000 years ago) has been blown out of the water by Evolution. You have to be precise about what details you include in the God you're disproving.

I have yet to read a topic made to "raise awareness" and not to argue to solidify one's beliefs. There may be atheists who genuinely wish to make people aware of other beliefs based on science, but I have yet to see them on this forum.

I've only seen a handful, and those threads got only a handful of responses.
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#126 LJS9502_basic
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I have yet to read a topic made to "raise awareness" and not to argue to solidify one's beliefs. There may be atheists who genuinly wish to make people aware of other beliefs based on science, but I have yet to see them on this forum.EboyLOL

Agreed. I've known atheists in real life and none of them ever spent their every waking moment trying to belittle the beliefs of another. They stated their stance and moved on. I don't care what anyone personally believes...though I don't like to be called a moron or idiot because they don't like my beliefs.

On the other hand, the lack of logic from both sidesinOTon the issue has it's amusing side. Yes, I've seen Christians totally misrepresent Christianity...they aren't above being entertainment either.

Those secure in their beliefs DO have tolerance for others.