how much randomness in one post? comdoms, god, social disease what are you smoking?
Very true on the both sides having nut jobs statement oly. It's weird how many similarities there are between religious people and atheist.
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There may be many similarities (can't think of a bunch right now) between theists and atheists, but similarities aren't the point. The important point is the differences between atheists and theists: Most atheists value critical thinking, skepticism, demands of proof for extraordinary claims and constantly being on the lookout for errors in one's epistemology. Most important is a willingness to change one's beliefs when new facts and information are presented, something rarely seen among theists...Very true on the both sides having nut jobs statement oly. It's weird how many similarities there are between religious people and atheist.
Another thing I want to point out is over and over I hear atheist complain about how they aren't to be grouped based on their lack of belief towards god, yet they group themselves together by forming organizations of atheists or even this show you guys are talking about.
Ehh I'm kinda mad at myself for actually replying in this subforum again, lol peace to all you guys,
Very true on the both sides having nut jobs statement oly. It's weird how many similarities there are between religious people and atheist.
Another thing I want to point out is over and over I hear atheist complain about how they aren't to be grouped based on their lack of belief towards god, yet they group themselves together by forming organizations of atheists or even this show you guys are talking about.
Ehh I'm kinda mad at myself for actually replying in this subforum again, lol peace to all you guys,
atheism is nothing more than a lack of belief in of god
There may be many similarities (can't think of a bunch right now) between theists and atheists, but similarities aren't the point. The important point is the differences between atheists and theists: Most atheists value critical thinking, skepticism, demands of proof for extraordinary claims and constantly being on the lookout for errors in one's epistemology. Most important is a willingness to change one's beliefs when new facts and information are presented, something rarely seen among theists...
Regarding atheist organizations and conferences, people aren't usually congregating for something, they're against something: against religious dogma's influence in political decisions, against creationism being taught in public schools, against religions' unfair tax exemptions, against persecution of atheists from the government and the general public, etc.. Atheists are a diverse bunch; we are individually for different things, but collectively against the same things...
P.S. Hep, don't take it personally: we not only disbelieve in your god, but all gods
Very true on the both sides having nut jobs statement oly. It's weird how many similarities there are between religious people and atheist.
Another thing I want to point out is over and over I hear atheist complain about how they aren't to be grouped based on their lack of belief towards god, yet they group themselves together by forming organizations of atheists or even this show you guys are talking about.
Ehh I'm kinda mad at myself for actually replying in this subforum again, lol peace to all you guys,
