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Considering the only proof we have that an all powerful being exists is a 3,000 year old novel, anyone who believes in an all powerful invisible man in the sky is a retard. Seriously.
And before anyone asks, I have already come to grips with the fact that I was raised by retards and live in a state that was founded by gullible retards. |
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A rational agnostic would say "it is wrong to assume God neither exists or doesn't exist because knowledge of God is beyond human comprehension." This is not at all the same as "I can't disprove it, therefore I'll believe it," because by that logic you're going to be agnostic about everything but deductive conclusions, which restricts your knowledge to a very tiny set (your agnosticism gets you Math and some trivial stuff out of puzzle books, but no way to apply them in the real world because you don't get inductive logic). To a rational agnostic, an atheist would argue, again, that we can safely assume God does not exist because it's not a necessary assumption to elegantly explain observable phenomena. That, and you don't have to waste your Sundays. To explain the origin of The Bible, it is not necessary to assume God, it can more elegantly be explained by the need of society to have a working set of morals that can easily be conveyed to the masses, and as a bonus this would also explain the contradictions within it. Last edited by DWarrior; 08-22-2010 at 03:26 AM. |
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Let religious people be religious, and let your own religious views be your own - no need to force them onto others. You're not atheist because you want to brag about it to others, right? |
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Atheists are despised by people? Really?
The majority of people are religious or spiritual but i noticed how atheism is kinda the new hip lately. If you peek at any "cool" library, they're filled with Dawkins stuff.... It kinda annoys me that i took years of guilt and neurosis to reach my actual atheist convintion and i look around and i see all those pseudo emo hipstger kids who say "Duh Dude god is dead. Didnt you read Nietzsche or Ayn Rand?" Yes, litlle prick now let me rip your piercing off your nose. |
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Absolutely. Most religious people have had at least one or two experiences where an atheist felt compelled to insult them for their religious beliefs, and most of the religious people who have had that experience are not the types to insult others for not following their particular belief.
Imagine if you were religious (if you aren't), and someone said to you, personally, that you're an idiot because you believe in some magical man in the sky who created the earth in seven days. A lot of atheists feel like it's ok to be so rude to people about some very personal beliefs, since, when they oversimplify religion like that, it sounds ridiculous. |
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yeah i see that, and that's a reason for my own pet peeve against cocky atheists.
It's like fake anarchists, they put shame ona a whole pretty reasonable movement because they use it to be cocky and judgemental. same words can be applied to religion, yes. Assholes are assholes, if they're religious or non-religious., The spite applied by devoted christians is the exact one that snarky atheists have. Last edited by Junkenstein; 08-22-2010 at 03:11 PM. |
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But if it does care then, yeah, you should maybe hedge your bets. The worst that can happen then is what it does if it doesn't like suck-ups. Depends on which particular supreme-being though? I'm not sure they all come with the same threat-package, do they? Dunno - just arskin'.
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