#faith and reason

Would you ever seriously consider converting to a religion just for the philosophy?

Should religion be treated with universal respect, or is it fair to critique it as harshly as any other flawed human institution?

Should we stop pretending ancient spiritual texts are metaphors and just call them what they are—mythology with a fanbase?

Would you ever blend religious ideas into your personal worldview?

Would you switch from Christianity to Stoicism if the evidence for God kept shrinking?

Does true philosophy demand atheism, or is faith the ultimate intellectual position?

Does religion perform better on a practical level than philosophy or are we just afraid to admit it?

Has reading philosophy changed how you see the stories in your own religious background?