Sins

[ajazali]

Re: Sins

@IsaidwhatIsaid

Correlation =/=Causation.
I’m sure in many societies when people introduce themselves as atheists they also get shunned by the people around them.
From your own source:
“It is important to keep in mind that atheism and agnosticism have no inherent proscription against suicide, so higher rates of suicide among agnostics and atheists should in no way be considered a failure of these belief systems. Indeed, compassionate tolerance for suicide and euthenasia are widely regarded as hallmarks of many secular societies.The list of countries with the highest levels of atheism, agnosticism and non-belief in God (see: Largest Atheist Populations, reporting lists by Zuckerman, 2005, and Greeley/Jagodzinski, 1991) strongly correlates with countries that have the most liberal (or “progressive”) laws, policies and practices regarding right-to-die, assisted suicide, and euthenasia for infants, the terminally ill, chronic pain sufferers, the handicapped, and depressed individuals. Zuckerman (2005) listed the top countries with the highest levels of atheism and non-religiousness as: Sweden, Vietnam, Denmark, Norway, Japan, Czech Republic, Finland, France, South Korea, Estonia, Germany, Russia, Hungary, Netherlands, Britain and Belgium (highest by level of non-belief, with Sweden being the highest).”

Japan is one country with a high suicide rates, and it definitely is not because a good chunk of Japan’s population does not really adhere to a religion.

lol @ “Japan is one country with a high suicide rates, and it definitely is not because a good chunk of Japan’s population does not really adhere to a religion.” come on, do you really call it something concrete?
we are not talking about how rich you are but about suicidal thoughts and suicide rate. Being rich is not an argument.

In More Religious Countries, Lower Suicide Rates
I want to ask you what is the purpose of life for you?