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And then you said this:
Your idea of god and religion is a colourful allegory for a globalizing, identity-confused, post-modern, post-colonial, and post-religious world. Your personal concoction of philosophy, religion, and ethics reflects a general lack of spiritual authority and specific orientation, which results in idiosyncratic forms of religion made up of various generic ingredients. Your God is not the authoritarian God of medieval theocracies, but of modern anti-authoritarian individualist cherry pickers. thus you makes a better argument for atheism or general mythology than for theism, as it shows how much personal religions – especially in a modern, secular context – are subject to personal preference and choice.
So maybe you're right. Let's say you're right. So? Does it have anything to do with my point? Of course not! It has nothing to do with my argument. So I'm not going to answer that one.
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So let settle the issue then. You think your own view was right for you, and I think my own view is right for me too. And now you think I'm wrong, and I also think that you're wrong. So what's the point of arguing when both of us don't want to lose? So maybe let's just agree to disagree. After you read this, I'm pretty sure that you will send me w/ another argument. And then I will reply too. And it will be endless. So I think maybe we just forget each other and live our life. I hope this is clear for you. And even you send me an argument, I will simply ignore it. But it doesn't mean I'm dodging your argument and I don't have any answer.