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Bill, an atheist blogger who goes by Ricky has called out his fellow atheist and listed four things they should stop saying.

I agree that these four things come up quite often in online and even in person exchanges.

So we're going to take a look at this. And he writes,

quote, has someone committed to meaningful conversations, I've noticed that some common statements

can oversimplify issues or even make people feel excluded if they have different views.

I've become very aware of the strong impact words can have.

They can either increase divisions or help us understand each other better. End of quote.

So statement number one, you're not rational unless you are an atheist. He writes, I found the claiming to be more rational just because

one identifies as an atheist is misleading. Being rational involves using logic and evidence across all

beliefs, not just rejecting religious ideas. In my discussions, I avoid suggesting that being an atheist makes anyone better

at reasoning. Instead, I promote a humble approach that encourages more inclusive and thoughtful

exchanges of ideas. And also, seeing atheism as a sign of intellectual superiority can prevent understanding the reasons behind personal

beliefs, end of quote. And Bill, I have to admit that when I was in high school, when I was 18 and

19, atheists have been very successful at making people think that atheists are smarter or more rational.

Because I remember having to work on that in my own mind when I was young.

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