Has a religious acquaintance ever told you that you are "over-thinking" religion? It certainly has been said to many non-believers. This objection is akin to the arguments religious apologists sometimes make regarding the flaws inherent in reason and evidence: It is an admission that their beliefs don't really make sense. Here are some suggested replies:
"Shouldn't a person think long and hard about important questions such as his belief system?"
or
"It's better to over-think important matters than to under-think them."
Or, if you want to be a little more aggressive, you can say:
"It's better to over-think than not to think at all."
"Shouldn't a person think long and hard about important questions such as his belief system?"
or
"It's better to over-think important matters than to under-think them."
Or, if you want to be a little more aggressive, you can say:
"It's better to over-think than not to think at all."
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