The attempt to earn cultural capital or seduce by explaining spiritual concepts to people even though no one has asked for or needs an explanation.
Source: Urban DictionaryTo attribute divine significance to something, usually in a forced manner
The public, amateur, "God is" argument is, has been, and sadly will be, characterized with a large degree of disrespect from both sides. From zealot evangelists on one side - claiming damnation on the non- believer - to zealots on the other side claiming it takes a feebleness of mind to believe in a fairy tale.
There are fair arguments for "God is" and "God is not" - and as such neither camp as of right now hold a superior position - so both camps deserve respect. — Rank Amateur
I will save my intolerance for the agnostic !! — Rank Amateur
:grin: Oh no, not the ignostic too?! But I’ve found a comfy spot on the fence to watch the parade! — 0 thru 9
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