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THE RELIGION OF THE IGNORANT

Forced laughter at another person's jokes, because it would
seem bold not to, or to play up to that person or to curry an advan-
tage from him, even though one actually finds nothing funny at all;
adopting an exaggeratedly arrogant style when angered, and using
one's tone of voice to make that irritation apparent are among the
behavioral disorders experienced by those who live by the religion
of the ignorant.

THE BEHAVIORAL DISORDER OF PEOPLE LIVING
BY THE RELIGION OF THE IGNORANT:
"ARTIFICIAL MANNERS"
MR. ADNAN OKTAR'S LIVE INTERVIEW
ON KACKAR TV (MARCH 12, 2009)
ADNAN OKTAR: In many sections of society that live by the
religion of ignorance one encounters extremely artificial behavior
and speech. For instance when one person meets another, he says,
"Ooohh, where have you been all this time? I have really missed you
a lot." Instead, he could candidly say, "Allah has caused us to see
one another. Let us give thanks to Him." What is the point of contin-
uously repeating, "Believe me, I am so glad." Are you trying to con-
vince him because you have told a lie? For instance he swears that
he is very glad. Do you have to feel sorry? Of course you will be
glad. What I am referring to is such artificial, forced ways of speak-
ing. This is an unnatural way of speaking employed in many sec-
tions of the society which seriously disturbs people. There are of
course also people who speak sincerely. It comforts a person's heart.
He speaks candidly, just how he feels. But in the case of an artificial
person you want him to stop talking as soon as possible. It is a form
of speech that is hardly bearable. This is also something that makes
you understand. If something bores you, then that person lives by

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