Atheism requires as much faith as religion?

[Aerobatty]

Serah wrote:

<quoted text>hahaha.... no, get down and boogy with the rock evolving into man argument; much flipping funnier LOL

Your foolishness knows no bounds.

[Aerobatty]

Richardfs wrote:

<quoted text>So, if they carried their bones with them where did they put the 10-15,000,000 pounds of bones when they got to the "promised land"?

And I'm left wondering how they stripped the dead down to bones. Takes a while for that to happen naturally.

Did they eat their dead?

[Aerobatty]

Lincoln wrote:

<quoted text>Looks more as if atheists get upset when people don't follow the party line?

What party line?

[Aerobatty]

Catcher1 wrote:

<quoted text>Party!! Party!!!

Clementine, there's a party!

Let's go!!!

Hey Lincoln dude, where's the party?

Get in line.

[Richardfs]

Aerobatty wrote:

<quoted text>
And I'm left wondering how they stripped the dead down to bones. Takes a while for that to happen naturally.
Did they eat their dead?

Funny how godbots can always ignore simple things like ..... facts!!!

[Aerobatty]

tiddlywinks wrote:

<quoted text>Atheists share a common goal to let everyone know how persecuted they are. How Christians shove their beliefs down their throats. Paradoxically, these pseudo geniuses are oblivious to the fact that since they label themselves atheists, no religion has been forced upon them. They are excercising their constitutional right (freedom of religion) not to practice any faith at all. Hello, is anybody in there?

When we go to public school and prayers are offered or crosses hung in classrooms, or when we go to city hall or a courtroom and the 10 commandments are displayed, we are being told that the government favors Christianity over all other beliefs and non belief as well.

That means that the government thinks less of atheists, and indeed those of ANY other religious beliefs, than it does of Christians.

"In god we trust" does not belong on our currency and "under god" does not belong in our pledge.

[Aerobatty]

Givemeliberty wrote:

<quoted text>So you would be cool with Christian children being told they had to pray to Allah on a prayer rug in class? How about they would have to participate in a pagan ritual to the moon god?

Or Satanist prayers.

http://www.churchofsatan.com/Pages/index.html

[Mikko]

Aerobatty wrote:

<quoted text>
And I'm left wondering how they stripped the dead down to bones. Takes a while for that to happen naturally.
Did they eat their dead?

bbq party

[Aerobatty]

Xyzhoturutsmail wrote:

<quoted text>Are you just dumb. These are living cells, living molecules and atoms. If not then they could not receive signals. You are stupid, we do not have a secular government. I suggest you read the Schemff vs Abbington School District supreme court decision. It says that the government is neutral, neither secular or religious and it can not favor or promote either.

The idea that the atoms that make up living things are different than the atoms that make up unloving things is as ancient as the bible.

I'm watching Deep Space Marvels right now on how life may have formed on Earth.

It's fascinating. I bet you couldn't even watch it.

[Aerobatty]

RiversideRedneck wrote:

<quoted text>Why? Because he's right how you people freak out when you see a cross?

You hate that we finally have a voice, don't you.

[Aerobatty]

Eagle12 wrote:

<quoted text>ItÂ’s not typical for one to leave tools at a campsite. Neither is it the norm to leave pottery laying around. These type of items go with the campers when they break camp.

Even when they break pottery?

I suppose they never broke a single clay pot or wore out a tool.

Either that or they took all the shards with them, right?

[Givemeliberty]

Rather funny how they can say satanic prayers over the PA system in Florida.:))

Classic!

Aerobatty wrote:

<quoted text>
Or Satanist prayers.
http://www.churchofsatan.com/Pages/index.html

[Thinking]

You're doing the right thing by ignoring the bible.

Serah wrote:

<quoted text>Cheers big ears ~ written a posting to Wilderide with my opinion on this :O)

[Aerobatty]

Aerobatty wrote:

<quoted text>
The idea that the atoms that make up living things are different than the atoms that make up unloving things is as ancient as the bible.
I'm watching Deep Space Marvels right now on how life may have formed on Earth.
It's fascinating. I bet you couldn't even watch it.

Unliving, not unloving.

Athough...

Nah.

That would include christians, and I think we all agree that they're living things.

[CommanderRiker]

Maybe not as much faith per se, but anything that might be missing by means for dedication is made up in the requirement of being able to resist the dogma and the harassment that atheists and agnostics constantly receive from people.

The people who are ultra-religious may mean well, but they end up coming off as religious zealots and becoming opposite or contrary beacons to the message they originally intended to portray or convey for the sake of conversion, their idea of what enlightenment opportunities are available, etc.

[RiversideRedneck]

Aura Mytha wrote:

It's not what you say in one sentence , it's that you keep saying sentences. AKA, no matter how much evidence that comes up that refutes what you believe. You will fabricate yet another reason why you should believe. The walls to your castle all propped up ,
to stop them from caving in on itself.

I'm sorry if using logic to back up my beliefs bothers you, but oh well.

[RiversideRedneck]

Serah wrote:

<quoted text>Prince Charming at it again..... are they too chicken siht to tell you your are one flipping rude dude, or aren't you worth the effort?

LMAO!

Naw, they never say nothing to liberty about being rude. In fact, Clementia is even PM-ing him.....

[RiversideRedneck]

Serah wrote:

<quoted text>Yeah ~ I wanna see it too ..... can I get you reported for your sicko jokes about laughing about my Sister being buried in the ground? Racist against the dead and those who can't defend themselves is pretty damned flipping low, but I guess you can really get down there, and I probably 'aint seen nothing yet!!
Come on Clem, lady, give us the link

Some people can dish it out, but they sure can't take it.

[RiversideRedneck]

Aerobatty wrote:

<quoted text>
And I'm left wondering how they stripped the dead down to bones. Takes a while for that to happen naturally.
Did they eat their dead?

No, they likely buried them. And after a few thousand years, there's nothing left but dust.

Strange.....

[RiversideRedneck]

Richardfs wrote:

<quoted text>
Funny how godbots can always ignore simple things like ..... facts!!!

I suppose you ignored the ....fact.... that bones decompose after just a few hundred years.

They turn to dust.