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Grooveman2007 wrote:Give me three examples of rampant "theist shit" in public domain.
Neoteny wrote:Grooveman2007 wrote:Neoteny wrote:Grooveman2007 wrote:Frigidus wrote:Sometimes I feel bad for the theists...seems like they get ganged up on a lot. Why is there such a large proportion of athiests on CC anyways?
There isn't, it's just that there's a large number of athiest who feel the need to impose their beliefs on others.
It's retaliation from having to deal with theist shit everywhere else.
Give me three examples of rampant "theist shit" in public domain.
Also, why is someone's beliefs considered shit if you don't agree with it?
Uh oh, take offense much?
I count churches as a past-time on car trips. Wanna guess my highest tally? It's mildly ridiculous.
What kind of music do I have to listen to between Thanksgiving and New Years if I want to leave my house?
Why is the governor of my state wasting his salary (tax money) by praying for rain? He can do that at home and actually work during the day to solve problems. I know it's a lot to ask for in an elected official, but it's a new concept I think they should try.
Those are just the less than obvious ones.
Theism is shit because it proposes a lot of unnecessary, messy conjecture.
Grooveman2007 wrote:Yes, I am an athiest.
Just one who is sick of self-righteous bullshit.
Of any kind.
Grooveman2007 wrote:I belive that God created the world 4.5 billion years ago. He created it with the intention of having humanity be the end result. All of the stories in the Bible about Adam and Eve were just made up by people too ignorant and primitive to have discovered something like evolution.
Grooveman2007 wrote:Neoteny wrote:Grooveman2007 wrote:Neoteny wrote:Grooveman2007 wrote:Frigidus wrote:Sometimes I feel bad for the theists...seems like they get ganged up on a lot. Why is there such a large proportion of athiests on CC anyways?
There isn't, it's just that there's a large number of athiest who feel the need to impose their beliefs on others.
It's retaliation from having to deal with theist shit everywhere else.
Give me three examples of rampant "theist shit" in public domain.
Also, why is someone's beliefs considered shit if you don't agree with it?
Uh oh, take offense much?
I count churches as a past-time on car trips. Wanna guess my highest tally? It's mildly ridiculous.
What kind of music do I have to listen to between Thanksgiving and New Years if I want to leave my house?
Why is the governor of my state wasting his salary (tax money) by praying for rain? He can do that at home and actually work during the day to solve problems. I know it's a lot to ask for in an elected official, but it's a new concept I think they should try.
Those are just the less than obvious ones.
Theism is shit because it proposes a lot of unnecessary, messy conjecture.
First of all, what state do you live in?
Secondly you've only proved my first point that athiests feel the need to impose their beliefs on others, and don't even try to say I attempted to impose mine on you. I didn't ever state any of my beliefs in this little discussion. I just questioned yours.
Finally, I would just like to say that people like you give us athiests a bad name. I'm sick and tired of simple-minded bigots like yourself, of any belief, insulting and demeaning the beliefs of others. People have the right to chose their values and beliefs and no one should be able to attack them because of it.
Though I doubt that any of this has gotten through to you, I do hope that others will read this and maybe stop being so asinine.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
Neoteny wrote:I have four channels dedicated to Jesus on my cable connection. That's four more than I have porn channels. Count them: four.
Neutrino wrote:Neoteny wrote:I have four channels dedicated to Jesus on my cable connection. That's four more than I have porn channels. Count them: four.
Come to Australia. We have a 1:1 ratio of porn to Jesus channels.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
Grooveman2007 wrote:Secondly you've only proved my first point that athiests feel the need to impose their beliefs on others, and don't even try to say I attempted to impose mine on you. I didn't ever state any of my beliefs in this little discussion. I just questioned yours.
Grooveman2007 wrote:Finally, I would just like to say that people like you give us athiests a bad name. I'm sick and tired of simple-minded bigots like yourself, of any belief, insulting and demeaning the beliefs of others. People have the right to chose their values and beliefs and no one should be able to attack them because of it.
Grooveman2007 wrote:Though I doubt that any of this has gotten through to you, I do hope that others will read this and maybe stop being so asinine.
Neoteny wrote:Grooveman2007 wrote:Neoteny wrote:Grooveman2007 wrote:Neoteny wrote:Grooveman2007 wrote:Frigidus wrote:Sometimes I feel bad for the theists...seems like they get ganged up on a lot. Why is there such a large proportion of athiests on CC anyways?
There isn't, it's just that there's a large number of athiest who feel the need to impose their beliefs on others.
It's retaliation from having to deal with theist shit everywhere else.
Give me three examples of rampant "theist shit" in public domain.
Also, why is someone's beliefs considered shit if you don't agree with it?
Uh oh, take offense much?
I count churches as a past-time on car trips. Wanna guess my highest tally? It's mildly ridiculous.
What kind of music do I have to listen to between Thanksgiving and New Years if I want to leave my house?
Why is the governor of my state wasting his salary (tax money) by praying for rain? He can do that at home and actually work during the day to solve problems. I know it's a lot to ask for in an elected official, but it's a new concept I think they should try.
Those are just the less than obvious ones.
Theism is shit because it proposes a lot of unnecessary, messy conjecture.
First of all, what state do you live in?
Secondly you've only proved my first point that athiests feel the need to impose their beliefs on others, and don't even try to say I attempted to impose mine on you. I didn't ever state any of my beliefs in this little discussion. I just questioned yours.
Finally, I would just like to say that people like you give us athiests a bad name. I'm sick and tired of simple-minded bigots like yourself, of any belief, insulting and demeaning the beliefs of others. People have the right to chose their values and beliefs and no one should be able to attack them because of it.
Though I doubt that any of this has gotten through to you, I do hope that others will read this and maybe stop being so asinine.
Columbus, Georgia.
Atheists already have a bad name. How have I tried to impose my beliefs on anyone? I might be commenting on how well thought out I think a religionist perspective is, but I'm not forcing anything on anyone. It isn't even in my belief system that people who believe differently get punished, so there's a removal of that little bit of pretentiousness.
Care to explain how I'm a bigot? People can demean me (and I them) for political status, belief in bigfoot, or favorite music type, but we can't do it for something as arbitrary as religion? You're giving religion too much credit. If a person believes his dog is telling him to kill his neighbor, then hell yes I should do something about it. If they value holding concubines, you can bet your fucking ass I'm going to have an opinion on it. I'm not calling someone out for being black, or white, or something else they can't help. I'm calling them out on a choice. That's all religion is. I think it is wrong, and I think you're wrong for defending it.
No, you have not made a good point, so you didn't get through to me. Try again. I'm patient. I'll listen to your points. Will you listen to mine?
Oh, and I resent the simple-minded comment. That was uncalled for. If I were simple-minded, that would make you a bigot.
Frigidus wrote:Grooveman2007 wrote:Secondly you've only proved my first point that athiests feel the need to impose their beliefs on others, and don't even try to say I attempted to impose mine on you. I didn't ever state any of my beliefs in this little discussion. I just questioned yours.
Well, aside from lumping all athiests together, you seem to feel that people should not state how they feel about other peoples beliefs. Strangely, though, from what I've seen on television the last month or so, our future president, along with a few other potentials, attack each others beliefs and even their moral character constantly.
Admittedly they never brought religious beliefs into the discussion, but I hardly consider their beliefs about the nature of the universe separate from their beliefs about the nature of our country. What, exactly, makes the belief or lack there of in a creator of the universe immune to scrutiny?Grooveman2007 wrote:Finally, I would just like to say that people like you give us athiests a bad name. I'm sick and tired of simple-minded bigots like yourself, of any belief, insulting and demeaning the beliefs of others. People have the right to chose their values and beliefs and no one should be able to attack them because of it.
Did you know that athiests can't testify or hold public office in Arkansas? Yup, if I was, say, beaten by police on a trip to Arkansas I couldn't fucking plead my case in a court of law. If my rights can be withheld because my personal beliefs then I can say whatever the hell I want about others. Unless athiests can't do that either. Hows that for theistic bullshit?Grooveman2007 wrote:Though I doubt that any of this has gotten through to you, I do hope that others will read this and maybe stop being so asinine.
Nope. Sorry.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
Grooveman2007 wrote:Frigidus wrote:Grooveman2007 wrote:Secondly you've only proved my first point that athiests feel the need to impose their beliefs on others, and don't even try to say I attempted to impose mine on you. I didn't ever state any of my beliefs in this little discussion. I just questioned yours.
Well, aside from lumping all athiests together, you seem to feel that people should not state how they feel about other peoples beliefs. Strangely, though, from what I've seen on television the last month or so, our future president, along with a few other potentials, attack each others beliefs and even their moral character constantly.
Admittedly they never brought religious beliefs into the discussion, but I hardly consider their beliefs about the nature of the universe separate from their beliefs about the nature of our country. What, exactly, makes the belief or lack there of in a creator of the universe immune to scrutiny?Grooveman2007 wrote:Finally, I would just like to say that people like you give us athiests a bad name. I'm sick and tired of simple-minded bigots like yourself, of any belief, insulting and demeaning the beliefs of others. People have the right to chose their values and beliefs and no one should be able to attack them because of it.
Did you know that athiests can't testify or hold public office in Arkansas? Yup, if I was, say, beaten by police on a trip to Arkansas I couldn't fucking plead my case in a court of law. If my rights can be withheld because my personal beliefs then I can say whatever the hell I want about others. Unless athiests can't do that either. Hows that for theistic bullshit?Grooveman2007 wrote:Though I doubt that any of this has gotten through to you, I do hope that others will read this and maybe stop being so asinine.
Nope. Sorry.
I didn't know that about Arkansas. I think it's unconstitutional, and rather ineffective.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
Grooveman2007 wrote:Frigidus wrote:Sometimes I feel bad for the theists...seems like they get ganged up on a lot. Why is there such a large proportion of athiests on CC anyways?
There isn't, it's just that there's a large number of athiest who feel the need to impose their beliefs on others.
Grooveman2007 wrote:
Secondly you've only proved my first point that athiests feel the need to impose their beliefs on others, and don't even try to say I attempted to impose mine on you. I didn't ever state any of my beliefs in this little discussion. I just questioned yours.
Plutoman wrote:Grooveman2007 wrote:
Secondly you've only proved my first point that athiests feel the need to impose their beliefs on others, and don't even try to say I attempted to impose mine on you. I didn't ever state any of my beliefs in this little discussion. I just questioned yours.
Since when?
I've had, constantly, religious people try to convert me. I let them and their religion be, and in return, they get angry with me for not "saving" myself. I've seen religious people arrested for harassing atheists because they wouldn't let them be to their own beliefs.
I have not seen a single atheist in my entire LIFE impose his beliefs on others. I have seen dozens upon dozens of families impose their beliefs on groups and other families which don't follow the same belief system.
Please, don't stereotype.
john9blue wrote:Lol @ Frigidus.
Anyway, let's face facts. Theists cannot prove that there is a God. Atheists cannot prove otherwise. If this wasn't true, nobody would be having this argument.
One thing I have noticed, though: the atheists tend to use a great deal of emotional appeal, rather than logical appeal. For instance:Backglass wrote:The truth that there is a magical man in the sky who nobody has ever seen, watching over us?
you assume that without magical gods a person can't give or help his fellow man. Next you will claim that I am deeply unhappy.
Then you believe in Leprechauns? Loch Ness Monsters? The Yeti? Chupacabra?
won't make magical gods real.
does not mean that magical gods roam the heavens.
That has to be one of the most back-assward excuses I have ever heard. It's your belief in legend, lore & stories of old that has already limited yours, my friend.comic boy wrote:we dont care a jot about your beliefs,worship God,hamburgers or pixies and we couldnt care less.
If I were to believe in all controling invisible guinea pigs
yet those people take just as big a leap of imagination with an arrogant swagger.
bloody silly though to let a hunch rule your lifeunriggable wrote:what is an old s tale doing in our schools, poinoning minds? What do pastors know of science?AlgyTaylor wrote:people who don't believe in fucking fairies.
Not a fact can be found in this pile of bullshit. Backglass' excessive use of the word 'magic' is proof of his inability to argue properly.
You can't compare God to things like guinea pigs and the Yeti. Those are finite beings which we already have preconceived notions about.
I'm willing to have a discussion, but I find it hard to argue with people who take science as their 'god'. They get on an intellectual high horse when dealing with people they consider to be 'lowly Christians', and start talking about magical creatures as if they were 6 years old. I know I'm drawing conclusions here, but your attitude is all too obvious. I regret that there aren't very many believers like myself who have both the ability and desire to argue at such great length, but you guys are turning this into a mud-slinging fest.
Richard Dawkins in The God Delusion wrote:A universe with a God would look quite different from a universe without one. A physics, a biology where there is a God is bound to look different. So the most basic claims of religion are scientific. Religion is a scientific theory.
Grooveman2007 wrote:Plutoman wrote:Grooveman2007 wrote:
Secondly you've only proved my first point that athiests feel the need to impose their beliefs on others, and don't even try to say I attempted to impose mine on you. I didn't ever state any of my beliefs in this little discussion. I just questioned yours.
Since when?
I've had, constantly, religious people try to convert me. I let them and their religion be, and in return, they get angry with me for not "saving" myself. I've seen religious people arrested for harassing atheists because they wouldn't let them be to their own beliefs.
I have not seen a single atheist in my entire LIFE impose his beliefs on others. I have seen dozens upon dozens of families impose their beliefs on groups and other families which don't follow the same belief system.
Please, don't stereotype.
A lot of athiests online.
Grooveman2007 wrote:athiests feel the need to impose their beliefs on others, and don't even try to say I attempted to impose mine on you.
Grooveman2007 wrote:Plutoman wrote:Grooveman2007 wrote:
Secondly you've only proved my first point that athiests feel the need to impose their beliefs on others, and don't even try to say I attempted to impose mine on you. I didn't ever state any of my beliefs in this little discussion. I just questioned yours.
Since when?
I've had, constantly, religious people try to convert me. I let them and their religion be, and in return, they get angry with me for not "saving" myself. I've seen religious people arrested for harassing atheists because they wouldn't let them be to their own beliefs.
I have not seen a single atheist in my entire LIFE impose his beliefs on others. I have seen dozens upon dozens of families impose their beliefs on groups and other families which don't follow the same belief system.
Please, don't stereotype.
A lot of athiests online.
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