Nope.
There's no right to faith.
A belief can be false, and a right to faith would imply that it'd be wrong to have a false belief corrected. And that's just absurd.
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Enzyme is powered by sunlight, Wed 4 Mar 2009, 12:01,
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to be honest my brain's just blown a fuse trying to understand this reply.
therefore i offer cake and walk away, content in the knowledge that what's inside my head (which i'm not gonna share with any of you) is the only true way to live your life, and the only belief worthy of wasting your time on.
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Just Flange, Wed 4 Mar 2009, 12:09,
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While I like what you've said
If you don't fight for your and everyone else's right to intellectual and religious freedom then someone else will fight for the power to tell you what to believe, either atheism or fundamentalism, and if you don't acquiesce then they will punish and/or enslave you.
(, Wed 4 Mar 2009, 12:24, Reply)
that's why i wanna get as far away from it all as poss, hopefully settling somewhere on a tiny island that no cunt'll bother with.
anything to be able to do what i want without harming/bothering others or being harmed/bothered myself.
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Just Flange, Wed 4 Mar 2009, 12:44,
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you like, if you've not already read it
How to be Free
by Tom Hodgkinson
Lots of nice ideas, alas a few practical flaws to my cynical mind.
(, Wed 4 Mar 2009, 12:59, Reply)
So tell me
What sanctions would you resort to if someone persistently held a belief you believed was false?
(, Wed 4 Mar 2009, 12:29, Reply)