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I hate a lot of things. But all of those things exists. Sorry your sky friend doesn't make the list.
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Religion was created to control the population and pilfer money from them. It's the oldest scam.
Be cool, don't be an asshole. Life will be alright. Enjoy it. |
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1) there is no God 2) They hate Him How can they hate him if him doesn't exist? "Presuming for the sake of argument Yahweh was real, he'd be morally bankrupt because xyz..." is how many atheists think. Like conservatives arguing against gun control, atheists continue piling on extra layers of objections even if the opposition's core premises are already fucked. But many fundamentalists don't (and/or refuse to) understand moral relativity, so they think atheists are working from inside the same moral framework they are, which leads to warped misunderstandings of secular positions. |
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Quoted: You can not hate something which does not exist. I don't hate you for believing in a god, I just feel sorry for you. 1DD View Quote Im agnostic and i dont believe in any organized religion or its book. I was raised methodist. I had perfect attendence in sunday school too. Later on I attended full gospel baptist church and revivals on wed nites while in the Army in the south. I ate dinner with the pastors family on mondays. I was baptized in a lake and "saved" and talked in tongues. And i STILL didnt "feel the presence of jesus". I did it all to be with god before the deployment and know i was right with the lord. All i found was a life where everything fun was a sin and i felt as i was losing myself. I stopped going to church, got my life back, and started simply living morally. I deployed, saw what the muslim faith wanted, and came back just DONE with any religion. For the record i am also a straight edge and i have a loving family. Just live morally. Its SO easy to do. I believe in what i can see and feel. Just my .02 |
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You don't think Richard Dawkins doesn't care *intensely* about what you, I, and everyone else believes and won't be satisfied till everyone agrees with him? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I have yet to meet an Atheist that really gives a shit about what someone else believes. I have been witness to believers that condemn those that don't believe though. You don't think Richard Dawkins doesn't care *intensely* about what you, I, and everyone else believes and won't be satisfied till everyone agrees with him? My Dad unfortunately is one of those. When he meets someone with faith he has to actively go about trying to convert them to his "faith". I can't remember how many times I told him to just let it go, let them have it if it make them happy. Nope he's not having any of that. He had a very good friend who finally quit talking to him due to this. In his defense he did see a lot of combat in Korea which I think caused him to hate God. Though he claims he don't believe God exists but there's no doubt it goes beyond non believing and into hatred. |
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In late. Stupid thread is stupid; OP needs to care less about what other people do or don't do.
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It doesn't make sense to be an atheist. It makes far more sense to be agnostic, since atheists cannot prove or disprove that which is unknowable.
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It doesn't make sense to be an atheist. It makes far more sense to be agnostic, since atheists cannot prove or disprove that which is unknowable. View Quote That's why I'm agnostic. I know I might be wrong. I see too much wrong with the concept of religion and what has been done with it to support it. |
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See my sig line.
I'm anti religion, not anti-God (if a god exists). I'm sure that if there was a god, he wouldn't have wished organized religion turn into what it is today: a means to control people, suppress their potential, and serve as a pretext for violence. |
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1) there is no God 2) They hate Him View Quote Makes no sense at all |
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1) there is no God 2) They hate Him View Quote oh look, another atheist bashing thread started in GD |
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OP doesn't like atheists. Got it. Thanks for the riveting thread OP! My day is brightened by your jovial wit!
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Religion was created to control the population and pilfer money from them. It's the oldest scam. Be cool, don't be an asshole. Life will be alright. Enjoy it. View Quote Yes. And if god requires more than that, or doesn't respect that way of life, then he's not someone I want to spend eternity with anyhow. |
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To my mind, atheism requires a level of faith at least equal to theism.
Agnostics are the real OGs. |
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The people who hate God are not atheists. No mater what they say.
I remember reading an article about a new stretch of highway. Some church had blessed it, and used Holy Water. A group went out there a washed the area to get rid of the Holy Water. They claimed to be atheist. If you dont believe in Holy Water, then it is just harmless water. Why bother washing it off? Making some kind of statement? More like worshiping some other god. And maybe not even realizing it. |
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The people who hate God are not atheists. No mater what they say. I remember reading an article about a new stretch of highway. Some church had blessed it, and used Holy Water. A group went out there a washed the area to get rid of the Holy Water. They claimed to be atheist. If you dont believe in Holy Water, then it is just harmless water. Why bother washing it off? Making some kind of statement? More like worshiping some other god. And maybe not even realizing it. View Quote Correct. Can't "hate" what one doesn't believe exists. Do the religious "hate" Odin? How about Isis, Zeus....or any of the other "gods" millions have worshiped? Why this is confusing to some here is . |
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http://i357.photobucket.com/albums/oo15/ronthebear/Quint.jpg *click-click-click.........click..click* I don't think this is what their god meant when he called them to be "Fishers of Men".. My main man, Hitch.. |
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This. I maybe be more on the agnostic side but I love the symbolism and scripture of religion. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Atheists != Antitheists This. I maybe be more on the agnostic side but I love the symbolism and scripture of religion. I find that people who call themselves "agnostic" to be at least intellectually honest and I'm able to usually have polite discourse with them. Atheists on the other hand, I find they tend to be like the OP described. |
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Quoted: I find that people who call themselves "agnostic" to be at least intellectually honest and I'm able to usually have polite discourse with them. Atheists on the other hand, I find they tend to be like the OP described. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Atheists != Antitheists This. I maybe be more on the agnostic side but I love the symbolism and scripture of religion. I find that people who call themselves "agnostic" to be at least intellectually honest and I'm able to usually have polite discourse with them. Atheists on the other hand, I find they tend to be like the OP described. My ex was a rabid antitheist. It was honestly kind of annoying to me even as someone lacking faith. |
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I find that people who call themselves "agnostic" to be at least intellectually honest and I'm able to usually have polite discourse with them. Atheists on the other hand, I find they tend to be like the OP described. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Atheists != Antitheists This. I maybe be more on the agnostic side but I love the symbolism and scripture of religion. I find that people who call themselves "agnostic" to be at least intellectually honest and I'm able to usually have polite discourse with them. Atheists on the other hand, I find they tend to be like the OP described. Agnostic is the socially submissive form of atheism They don't believe in God, they don't follow His commandments, but it doesn't "feel right" for them to disagree with people or be too prideful about it. Atheists don't know God, disregard His commandments, and like their father rebel against God out of pride. The constant chanting that God isn't real is as much to convince themselves as others. They are deep down terrified of being wrong. I used to be an atheist, I know. For an atheist, being wrong means an eternity burning in the lake of fire in such pain we cannot understand. It is not clear what processes are used to atone for sin, but John would say in revelation it involves burning eternally, the writers of the Gospels mentioned worms. It is a place made for demons that humans were never meant to be sentenced to, but people leave God no choice. It is impossible to have peace in this life without making peace with eternity. |
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It doesn't make sense to be an atheist. It makes far more sense to be agnostic, since atheists cannot prove or disprove that which is unknowable. View Quote As has been said before, technically most are agnostic just as they are agnostic about unicorns and fairies. It is hard to say with 100% certainty something doesn't exist. |
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Quoted: Agnostic is the socially submissive form of atheism They don't believe in God, they don't follow His commandments, but it doesn't "feel right" for them to disagree with people or be too prideful about it. Atheists don't know God, disregard His commandments, and like their father rebel against God out of pride. The constant chanting that God isn't real is as much to convince themselves as others. They are deep down terrified of being wrong. I used to be an atheist, I know. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Atheists != Antitheists This. I maybe be more on the agnostic side but I love the symbolism and scripture of religion. I find that people who call themselves "agnostic" to be at least intellectually honest and I'm able to usually have polite discourse with them. Atheists on the other hand, I find they tend to be like the OP described. Agnostic is the socially submissive form of atheism They don't believe in God, they don't follow His commandments, but it doesn't "feel right" for them to disagree with people or be too prideful about it. Atheists don't know God, disregard His commandments, and like their father rebel against God out of pride. The constant chanting that God isn't real is as much to convince themselves as others. They are deep down terrified of being wrong. I used to be an atheist, I know. Socially submissive? I have no problem telling Muslims or Christians practicing the old testaments teachings how I feel. Don't project your weakness. |
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As has been said before, technically most are agnostic just as they are agnostic about unicorns and fairies. It is hard to say with 100% certainty something doesn't exist. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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It doesn't make sense to be an atheist. It makes far more sense to be agnostic, since atheists cannot prove or disprove that which is unknowable. As has been said before, technically most are agnostic just as they are agnostic about unicorns and fairies. It is hard to say with 100% certainty something doesn't exist. That argument is also quite silly. This is the real world, not a philosophy class. I call myself an athiest because I have determined that the probability of a sentient and intervening god is extremely remote. I am not going to stick some a fine print escape clause in every statement just to keep the professor happy. The OP likely cannot prove that Allah didn't speak to Mohammed. Clearly, the OP must now be a Muslim. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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I find that people who call themselves "agnostic" to be at least intellectually honest and I'm able to usually have polite discourse with them. Atheists on the other hand, I find they tend to be like the OP described. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Atheists != Antitheists This. I maybe be more on the agnostic side but I love the symbolism and scripture of religion. I find that people who call themselves "agnostic" to be at least intellectually honest and I'm able to usually have polite discourse with them. Atheists on the other hand, I find they tend to be like the OP described. How about this? I'm an agnostic atheist. I have no knowledge of the existence of a God or gods, and, therefore, I do not believe in the same. Gnostic Atheists, they know that there is no God, are arguing from a position of faith. I find those kinds of discussions irritating. |
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1) there is no God 2) They hate Him On the internetz - Yes. But I rarely observe them in the wild. |
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Not quite...
1. We have seen no evidence for any gods 2. Neither have you or Ted Cruz. 3. If the god of the Bible did exist the twisted psycho would be deserving a bullet, not praise. Serously, it's time to grow up and put away these bronze age mental toys. We have far better answers for everything. |
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As a Christian I can honestly say I've met atheists who are better people than some Christians. The atheists that annoy me are the ones who are hell bent on removing anything to do with religion from the public eye. You do know that shortly after the Constitution was ratified, it was a requirement for many elected officials to belong to a church. Didn't matter which church, or whic religion, but it was a requirement. This was 100% compatible with the philosophy of the founding fathers. It was not until the 60's that the separation of church and state became a thing. Having a religious display is not the same thing as having a state required religion, which is what the religious component of the First Amendment is about. Church of England, anyone? |
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You can not hate something which does not exist. I don't hate you for believing in a god, I just feel sorry for you. 1DD View Quote why would you feel sorry for someone who believes in God? If I believe in God and I'm wrong, when I die, I'll never know I was wrong. If you are wrong however, well, I feel sorry for you. |
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Agnostic is the socially submissive form of atheism They don't believe in God, they don't follow His commandments, but it doesn't "feel right" for them to disagree with people or be too prideful about it. Atheists don't know God, disregard His commandments, and like their father rebel against God out of pride. The constant chanting that God isn't real is as much to convince themselves as others. They are deep down terrified of being wrong. I used to be an atheist, I know. For an atheist, being wrong means an eternity burning in the lake of fire in such pain we cannot understand. It is not clear what processes are used to atone for sin, but John would say in revelation it involves burning eternally, the writers of the Gospels mentioned worms. It is a place made for demons that humans were never meant to be sentenced to, but people leave God no choice. It is impossible to have peace in this life without making peace with eternity. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Atheists != Antitheists This. I maybe be more on the agnostic side but I love the symbolism and scripture of religion. I find that people who call themselves "agnostic" to be at least intellectually honest and I'm able to usually have polite discourse with them. Atheists on the other hand, I find they tend to be like the OP described. Agnostic is the socially submissive form of atheism They don't believe in God, they don't follow His commandments, but it doesn't "feel right" for them to disagree with people or be too prideful about it. Atheists don't know God, disregard His commandments, and like their father rebel against God out of pride. The constant chanting that God isn't real is as much to convince themselves as others. They are deep down terrified of being wrong. I used to be an atheist, I know. For an atheist, being wrong means an eternity burning in the lake of fire in such pain we cannot understand. It is not clear what processes are used to atone for sin, but John would say in revelation it involves burning eternally, the writers of the Gospels mentioned worms. It is a place made for demons that humans were never meant to be sentenced to, but people leave God no choice. It is impossible to have peace in this life without making peace with eternity. Once someone makes peace with the fact that life will go on once they are gone, and that the end really is The End, THAT brings true peace. No having to worry about whether or not you worshipped the correct imaginary friend, said the correct prayers, offered up enough of your income. We see it, too bad you religious types are so consumed by your own self-centered version of the hereafter. "The Creator of the Universe watches ME, and cares about ME, and has prepared a place for ME." All he asks for is your abject servility, in the classic Master/Slave relationship. So, feel free to live on your knees in submission to an imaginary friend, I'll use my intellect, wisdom, experience, and the words of other humans as guideposts. No, thanks... |
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Quoted: I can't remember the last time I had discussion about religion outside of arfcom. View Quote I usually ask them if we can just talk about dogs instead. |
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1) there is no God 2) They hate Him View Quote Why does your god have a gender? |
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Atheists != Antitheists This. I maybe be more on the agnostic side but I love the symbolism and scripture of religion. I find that people who call themselves "agnostic" to be at least intellectually honest and I'm able to usually have polite discourse with them. Atheists on the other hand, I find they tend to be like the OP described. And like the OP, that opinion is based on a highly vocal and tiny minority. Kinda like Christians and Westboro Baptist nutjobs. You'd think people would be aware enough of that reality to arrive at this epiphany all by themselves...yet here we are....again. |
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All atheists are certain of only one thing, they don't believe in a god or gods.
The majority of atheists are weak atheist and make no claim on the actual existence of god, just their lack of belief. |
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1) there is no God 2) They hate Him View Quote what makes you want to provoke them Matt 5:9 Luke 9:50 |
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All atheists are certain of only one thing, they don't believe in a god or gods. The majority of atheists are weak atheist and make no claim on the actual existence of god, just their lack of belief. View Quote That's because you can't prove god doesn't exist, so it would be an unprovable statement. Same as someone claiming Jesus is real or god does exist. |
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A moderate atheist just wants the anti-theist to tear down the 10 commandments. |
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There are no gods but the ones dreamed up in the minds of man.
However I do enjoy sleeping in and having the range to myself on Sunday mornings while you guys get together and chant or whatever it is you do, so keep doing it, no skin off my back as long as you leave me out of it. |
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First off IBTL
Secondly, you cannot hate that which does not exist Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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A moderate atheist just wants the anti-theist to tear down the 10 commandments. I'm going to assume that you mean a publicly placed or located plaque or other monument containing the 10 Commandments . . . I do not want them torn down, and I don't support them being torn down. That being said, I'd also not like to see additional monuments constructed on public property, but I'm not really up in arms about it either. Oiparhon: Hey Motormouth, what do you think of the new 10 Commandment Plaque that the state spent $100,000 on to have erected on the capitol building? Motormouth: I don't like it. Oiparhon: Yeah? So what are you going to do about it? Motormouth: Tell people "I don't like it" whenever they ask for my opinion about it. |
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Got to love adults that still believe in fairlytale characters
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