Are people who believe in God stupid?

Question

I think it is. I personally believe in God, but I'm not stupid, but I'm willing to give up all my academic degrees and become a really stupid person just to have the opportunity to believe in God.

  What about you?

Answer 1

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You’re calling yourself stupid basically. People who believe in a fictional character called god are delusional and can’t prove their point that there’s a god which makes them stupid.

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• Shadow

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  True Megumi
  

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Answer 2

not by definition

• jon pike

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  OMG! Someone who actually went to school.
  

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Answer 3

people who think they are related to monkeys are the ones who are stupid.

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Answer 4

People who believe in God are not stupid, just hopeful..

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Answer 5

I wrote a dissertation in physics. Stupid people don't write dissertations - though some do troll Yahoo Answers.

Apparently, you believe in the myth that nonbelievers are "intelligent" because of their opinions. It doesn't work that way.

Source(s): Christian Ph.D.

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• Patrick

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  People who do such things are insecure and so they seek to demean others in an effort to make themselves feel better.
  
  Thumbs up.
  

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Answer 6

I don't know what all your "academic degrees" are in but it's not Literature. What you said makes no literary sense. You "believe in God" AND would give up your education to "have the opportunity to believe in God?" How does that make sense?

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Answer 7

No. People who ask questions like yours are.

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Answer 8

No.................................

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Answer 9

Not stupid but more wise in mythology

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Answer 10

Is this statement about putting the "cart before the horse"? One individual did just the opposite of what you suggest in his youth, and continued his education with two university degrees.

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