[Quila]

Somebody pushing belief in general, and being neutral on information, importance and time with respect to all religions just isn't wanted these days I guess. People want activism, fundamentalism, we're right and you're wrong, us vs. them hate.

[cicero's_son]

want activism, fundamentalism, we're right and you're wrong, us vs. them hate.

So says the "i'm right, you're wrong" relativist.

[Khepera]

Truth is not hate. You may not like what you hear when you hear the truth but that does not make it hate. I just went to beliefnet.com and it is still there.

[Kyrie]

People want activism, fundamentalism, we're right and you're wrong, us vs. them hate.

Perhaps.

Or maybe most people still have just enough wisdom to understand that the fundamental questions of existence are supremely important, and that these questions—indeed, any questions concerning reality—cannot have contradictory answers. A website offering many contradictory answers to life's fundamental questions isn't going to be particularly compelling.

It is reasonable to acknowledge and tolerate the fact that different people espouse different answers to life's questions. It is intellectually dishonest to claim to embrace all conflicting answers. And it is monstrous to call that embrace, "tolerance."