why study religion? (as a non-believer)

I don't personally believe that a dualistic (non-material) God exists. And I find the God's of specific religions even harder to believe. But, I still think studying religious texts is worthwhile, here's why.

Books I wrote:

More of my writings:

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[raul.]

I agree with you.
I am also an atheist, but I like to learn about different perspectives 🙌🏼

[antun]

Agree on all points. I would recommend a short parable called "The skylark and the frogs" which I found in a book "The Making of a Counter Culture" by Theordor Roszak. The story stayed with me and it comes up whenever I think about my relationship with religion.

[baran]

Ben şahsen İslamiyet ile ilgili okuyabileceğiniz kaynaklar kitaplar söyleyebilirim abi
İstiyorsanız.
Bu alanda kitaplığım geniş.

Hristiyanlık hakkında ise çok az kaynağa sahibim bu hususta da sizden bazı tavsiyeleri alabilirim abi
Eğet varsa :)

[baran]

Abi
Eğer birgün bir din seçseydin
Bu hangisi olurdu?

[HouseofCaesar]

3:30 I very much agree with the statement that life without service to God doesn't have any meaning

[williammorris]

Information is non-physical. This can be demonstrated because the same information can be held by different mediums. You can write information down to see it, intone the same information to hear it, etc... so the information itself exists, but not as a material object. The meaning of my comment on your video is an idea beyond the mere letters and words as they appear. This idea exists. It's not physical.

[aqil]

read the quran and make a video about it (btw it is easy read )