Rationality has several sides, not only one. It has a material and scientific side, a psychological side, a moral side, and a social side. Each side has its logic.

Materialists and atheists take only the materialistic side of rationality, and try to understand the whole of religion and morality coercively through this materialistic side only, otherwise they won't. So they have a methodological error.

What proves that their generalization of the materialistic side is wrong, is that they can't generalize it on their own lives. They can't blend empoisoned bugs and eat it as a protein-rich meal! Even though it is a materialistic fact!

Materialists can't despise all morals, also they don't hate being treated morally by others, although materialistic logic doesn't value morals, because morality requires giving without guaranteeing a payback. Morals are not like selling and buying.

Thus, generalizing the materialistic logic to all life is wrong, because man is not only matter. From the immaterial part in man arises religion, morals, taste and beauty, which often go against materialistic logic. Taste, for example, detests eating bugs.

Taste emanates from the humane part in man, not imposed from the outside, the same way materialistic logic emanates from the human mind. Taste makes us select flowers and put them in our homes, although there is no material benefit from flowers! Flowers, according to materialistic logic, are nothing but good animal food, exactly like any other parts of plants!

Materialistic rationality doesn't let you trust a friend or a spouse unless you are provided with conclusive proofs daily, such as surveillance cameras or secret reports. But they don't apply this materialistic rationality on themselves. So, materialists apply to religion what they don't apply on their daily lives. And that is a clue showing us that their refusal of religion is a position held prior to materialistic rationality, i.e. the result preceded the cause, and that's a outrageous contradiction I wonder how they accept it! A sincere person applies logic on everything, not selectively.



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