Why can t atheism be discussed or promoted in religious places?

China's laws clearly stipulate that citizens have freedom of religious belief and are protected by law, and the propagation of atheism in religious places is an illegal act of interfering with the freedom of others.

It should be that there is a God in this world, but some people don't believe it, or say that there is none.

The law clearly stipulates it. In terms of practice, it is called disturbing the dojo and breaking the vows.

Because to do so is to interfere with freedom of religion or belief.

And they don't come to my house to preach theism ...

Why not, Buddhism is atheism.

I don't think atheism is definitely a "religion". Atheism is just a belief, not even a belief. Some people may elevate it to a belief because of their personality, but in general, it is just an idea, an opinion.

I think that's right. Because for faith, atheism is also a belief in itself.

I think that religion is nothing more than a group of people agreeing with the same thing, and religionlessness is also a group of people who think that there is no religion, it is just a common idea.

Religious beliefs are always faithful.

Worship a dui main god, while atheism zhi holds that such a god does not exist, that is, that religious belief is one.

Of course, not all religions have faith in the Lord God.

Some religions believe in various theories, the existence of matter itself, and so on, and often only develop the concept of their religious belief in the extreme direction, and then give rise to various so-called "evil cults"; in short, atheists and religious beliefs are often opposed, but they are not absolute.

Hello, my country's non-baii god

The commentator is the ancestor of theism, the Taoist leader Yan Emperor Huang Di Yu.

When we know that the father of the Yellow Emperor of Yan was still the supreme leader of Taoism, I don't know how I feel about not believing in God, why do foreigners believe in God, is to know that God is the same as the father of Emperor Yan and Yellow Emperor, he is the ancestor of God and humans and animals, and the old man of the universe.

Religion is a complete system, and your point of view is just a very vague concept, which is not enough to support a complete worldview. What's more, religion is not just theistic (or atheistic, as in Buddhism), religion has a further role, such as:

You believe that there is a "Creator" in the world, so what is the nature of this Creator? Is it chaotic? Or is it orderly? Does he have feelings? Was his motive for creating the world good, bad, or unknowable?

Since we are the "created" in this world, is there a two-way connection between us and the Creator? How should we know the Creator, and by what means?

What is the purpose of our lives as "created"? Is death the end? Should we get to know the Creator, or should we stay away from Him?

And so on, a simple and vague concept cannot be fully answered, theism does not mean religious belief, and religious belief does not mean theism; But religion is somehow a philosophical system, and the vast majority of theists, because they themselves cannot answer questions, accept as their own religion the closest thing to their own thoughts.

It is recommended to understand the Buddhist scriptures first, and to read the Buddhist scriptures does not necessarily have to believe in Buddhism, you can get knowledge and wisdom. I was new to the experience and was pleasantly surprised.

It doesn't matter if you don't accept your religion.

It is recommended that benevolent people read the Lengyan Sutra.

It is not faith, but it opens you to wisdom.

They have their ideas, and we should respect them.