If you think I am religious, then let me ask you: Whats your definition of this word?

Its alright dude, I can hande it

Sin in the biblical sense? Hell yeah of course I admit to that.

If you dont get my pink elephant comparison in response to your idiotic question then you are dumber than I thought.

having faith based beliefs
you will understand when you understand what faith really means ......if you want to understand

also include the broader meaning of religion
heres one to consider
Religion often involves cultural beliefs, worldviews, texts, prophecies, revelations, and morals that have spiritual meaning to members of the particular faith, and it can encompass a range of practices, including sermons, rituals, prayer, meditation, holy places, symbols, trances, and feasts.Nov 14, 2022

you are trying to talk to someone who can not think for themselves.

you can just google what would be a christian response to this and he will answer almost verbatim.

Didnt ask you

'atheists not to happy when they learn they a religious nutter

As if you didnt tell me your opinion at least twenty times before this response. I dont care right now, believe it or not.

If I wanna talk to you, I talk to you. This time I talked to the other guy.
I dont know what his opinion on the subject is and I am interested in it.
Thats why I asked HIM.

This post was edited by Modulok2405 on Nov 12 2023 02:28am

First and foremost I don't ascribe to the Latin definition of religion known as religare "that which binds".

Each soul is potentially divine. The goal is to manifest this Divinity within by controlling nature, external and internal. Do this either by work, worship, or psychic control or philosophy—by one, or more, or all of these—and be free. This is the whole of religion. Doctrines, or dogmas, or rituals, or books, or temples, or forms, are but secondary details.

Though there is nothing that has brought to man more blessings than religion, yet at the same time, there is nothing that has brought more horror than religion. Nothing has made more for peace and love than religion; nothing has engendered fiercer hatred than religion. Nothing has made the brotherhood of man more tangible than religion; nothing has bred more bitter enmity between man and man than religion. Nothing has built more charitable institutions, more hospitals for men, and even for animals, than religion; nothing has deluged the world with more blood than religion.

Vivekananda’s religion, which is essentially a rereading of Vedanta, is not based on any text, personality, dogma, or doctrine. It does not even stress a rigid set of practices. It has no definite pattern, symbology, mythology, or ritual. The centre of this religion is the living being and its reason. Equipped with such reason, the living being is asked to embark upon the quest to find the truth, the truth at all levels. This is not against science but only true to the spirit of scientific enquiry.

Your response begins with "every soul is potentially divine".

Thats an interesting start as I dont believe in neither soul nor divinity. If you use those words in your very first sentence, I would ask you to describe what those words mean and how you came to know that those exist. What is a Soul? Where is it? How do you know it exists? What is Divinity?