2010年1月9日 · If you want truly open minded people, DO NOT go to a place that is either very liberal or very conservative. Anyplace that leans far to either side is generally intolerant I would recommend maybe Rochester, Buffalo or Syracuse NY (moderate cities with good colleges), Houston, San Diego or Denver (again, moderate cities with good colleges)

2023年6月16日 · How do YOU define open-minded or closed-minded, when it comes to Religion or Philosphy, Religion and Spirituality, 8 replies Atheists claim open-mindedness but imo agnostics are the most open minded of all., Atheism and Agnosticism, 189 replies

2023年6月13日 · I found upstate NY to be fairly open-minded, especially in the Glens Falls and Lake George areas. I looked them up and found out that Warren County went nearly 50-50 Biden/Trump, but I still saw people with different backgrounds hanging out up there. Admittedly, Trump supporters were FAR more likely to wear clothes with bearing his name or face.

2021年2月21日 · It’s a lot more prevalent than the general public might think. There are also dating sites dedicated to this. Or, there were, not sure how FOSTA hit them. Needless to say, if you’re not in the sticks, it’s not hard. And even if you are in the sticks, there are still some open-minded people available, you just won’t have so much choice.

2010年2月7日 · I mean you're going to have people who aren't open to new ideas in certain areas of the Midwest, just like you're going to have that in certain areas of the south, east, west, etc. 02-07-2010, 02:23 PM

2025年1月4日 · The God I'm open minded to is one that's much greater than any human religion could ever comprehend, and one that is tied to the universe as a whole, not the specifics of whatever blah blah in a desert book. People are killing each other in the middle east over nothing. Tribal mythology is not the answer for us going forward. It's not the future.

2025年1月29日 · Making decisions but remaining open minded. # 5: For me, "being a Buddhist" helps me focus. I remember you telling the #2 story, and again some wise advice but not necessarily or particularly unique to Buddhism. #5 certainly works for me if it works for you.

2025年1月7日 · The key to resolving the primitive literal understanding of the fable is to recognize that the attribute that defines the first two humans was NOT their physical heritage as hominids (which spanned our evolutionary past) but our unique consciousness (Spirit) as homo sapiens (somehow "breathed into" i.e., "seeded" into the evolved hominid "soil").

2025年1月10日 · This is what close minded people will always say ... a person has to have an open heart and an open mind, to receive the Holy Spirit. Until then people will never find the 'evidence' they seek. Yes, that is what a closed minded person would say, that " a person has to have an open heart and an open mind, to receive the Holy Spirit.

2025年1月27日 · Feeling God within your own consciousness, or being open-minded enough to be able to see it that way, is a different matter. There's a lot more personal emotion in that. I fully admit my own bias, and why I'm moving in that direction because I haven't been fully comfortable with my long-established atheistic view. You're not doing it wrong.