u/General-Limit3872

I have an opinion that I just wanted to share.

Most of the atheists I've met are some of the worst people I've encountered. Not all of them, of course, but most. I've met a fair number of atheists, and I've noticed that many atheists in Tunisia and the Arab world seem to struggle with various issues such as insecurities, personal complexes, and mental health problems.

I haven't really been able to make atheist friends, and many of the ones I've met have seemed quite strange to me. That said, there are some who are among the best people I've ever known, but they make up only a small minority of the atheists I've met.

Belief in Tunisia is one of the most sensitive topics, and many people avoid talking about it.

What do you think about the idea of "Tunisia as a secular state"? Do you think secularism would make Tunisia a better country?

What do you think about the freedom to criticize beliefs and religions?

Do you think that disrespecting a religion is normal, or should it be forbidden?

Have you ever felt that your beliefs might be wrong but were afraid to think about it or talk about it?

Personally, I'm an ex-Muslim and now a non-believer. I enjoy discussing these topics without toxicity (even though it's often difficult).