Someone said that we should try to follow someone else's point of view, so if we do that, they would already be pursuing their own radical idealism.

If you should do that, doesn't the other person get to pursue his own radical idealism?

I am a female. Although a lot of the times females do have a point, I personally feel that many times, it is overrated. Females tend to bring a lot of memories from the past to support their current point, whether it relates to the topic or not. Another thing is that a not meant to be sexist comment can get so much hate, but, in fact, the person who said it hasn't even thought of it in that way. In other words, females have a very special way of looking at things.

If the only motivation you have towards the faith in god are the festivals, then something is wrong. You can have festivals even without the existence of god.

I think I believe in nebulas and the big bang theory more.

God is a character that you give either gratitude or complaints to, yet, it does not exist. The reason people do this is quite simple. Life seems very easy when you try to create a being with supernatural powers that you feel can be blamed for the good and bad. The law of attraction is a law, that shows that if you think about something for long enough, it will happen. There is science behind why this happens. Also, you pray, and something happens. What if there was no god, no coincidence, but in fact the power of attraction. http://www.personal-development-planet.com/law-of-attraction-for-beginners.html