dementis said:
How teachers at my Catholic primary school would teach us about the likes of Norse mythology or the Greek pantheon like they're just kids stories but when I'd ask why they're god is real and the Norse weren't they couldn't give me a straight answer and would say something along the lines of "Because God is real and they aren't". I became an atheist around that point in my life, made Catholic school rather irritating I must say.
So to sum up, it baffles me how people who worship their god of choice can completely disregard all other deities.
This; if you change "Catholic" to "non-denominational Christian" and "atheist" to "agnostic", you have my childhood as well.
OT: People who are
proud of the fact that they've never read a book in their lives. Seriously, my mom's a high school English teacher and she has kids who very happily state "oh, I don't read". I love reading, as long as the book is good.
Modern fashion, particularly girl's fashion. I mean, seriously, what the hell?
People who think the film industry is dying.
A lot of this list would be political stuff, and I really, really, really don't want to start that, so I'm not going to; let's just say that many points of American politics (or, more aptly, the level of willful ignorance of the American people in regards to politics) also baffle me and leave it at that.