This probably applies to a lot of people, but there are always those exceptional exceptions who value you as an equal independent of what you believe. I have a great Catholic buddy who used to be Atheist, we still get along great despite religious differences; discuss facets of life like purpose and fate and pretty much anything that regular Christians would just end with the default: "God works in mysterious ways" statement... or maybe you're not speaking only of religious belief? Good post though, a thought that beckons to thought.
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I agree. I have a friend like this as well. They are one in a million. Thanks to him I saw the ugliness of most of my other friendships. And i am talking about any ideas. Whether they are religious or philosophical or even scientific.
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Ha! I like philosophy.