Comments on: Atheist Pocket Debater

By: A real-ist

A real-ist — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 01:38:19 +0000

“The reason atheist continue to harp on something they believe is totally imaginary is because they know deep inside they are wrong.”

Really? So I was a Christian believer my whole life until my young adulthood and then woke up to reality of realizing God is imaginary, but deep down inside I know I am wrong. Hmmm….then why didn’t I just stay a Christian believer then? LOL I harp because it is fun to point out to believers that they are wrong.

By: Rostam

Rostam — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 15:01:04 +0000

The reason atheist continue to harp on something they believe is totally imaginary is because they know deep inside they are wrong. I agree Biff, I never hang out telling Muslims, alien worshipers or Hindu’s how wrong they are. Besides, look at their life as they see it. Live, eat, die, make fun of Christians and rot in ground for eternity.

There is something to look forward to, huh? They even admit God might exist yet they ignore Him. Not exactly utopia, huh?

By: Rayn

Rayn — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 11:37:37 +0000

12.Wiekus said …

Please read ‘SLAVE SPECIES of god’ by Michael Tellinger

What is it about?
It looks like psuedoscience to me.

By: Wiekus

Wiekus — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 11:25:24 +0000

Please read ‘SLAVE SPECIES of god’ by Michael Tellinger

By: Rayn

Rayn — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 19:12:26 +0000

I agree with A real-ist and Severin, I used to be a Baptist Christian myself, and religion is a very real force.

By: Severin

Severin — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 04:33:40 +0000

3 Lou
“As a Christian, In would never waste a single bit of memory on arguments against Allah.“

Because you know the arguments agains Allah could easyly turn direction without turning subject (except names of gods).

What would you do THEN!?

Tell to a muslim:
„Mine is bigger“?
„I can spit further“?
„My father is stronger than your father“

By: A real-ist

A real-ist — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 03:25:41 +0000

As an Atheist, the reason why I like to talk religion is because I used to believe in religion and now I like to point out to people that still believe their delusion and stupidity. It is fun to do that!

By: Biff

Biff — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 22:16:43 +0000

“The two groups I meet who most want to talk religion are atheist and clergy.”

A large segment are really concerned that they may be wrong and their soul is on the line. That is God’s way of keeping them until they wake up to the truth.

By: Severin

Severin — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 21:13:44 +0000

5 Xenon
“The two groups I meet who most want to talk religion are atheist and clergy.”

In which of the 2 groups are you?

By: Severin

Severin — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 21:09:22 +0000

3 Lou
“It is amazing the atheist paranoia that they must protect themselves from something they claim does not exist with an app.”

You confused somethig here!

Atheists do believe god does not exist, but, unfortunately, religions exist! MANY OF THEM!
So we are not trying to protect ourselves from god, but to protect ourselves and our children from stupid, ignorant and arrogant people forcing other people to elieve things without proofs, withput thinking and learning, forcing them to trust something ONLY because another people claim something.

If god addresses to me, I am always open to have some discussion with him. Of course, I (bolded!) will decide whether to accept him/her/it or not, depending what he/she/it have to offer to me.

What organized religions offer is big BS, combined with immorality, fear and hate.
WHY would I trust you or priests? Because you/they claim somwthing?
WHY would’nt I trust adherents to spaghetti monster lead by exactly the same logic religions offer to follow them?
Thank you, it was enogh from you last few thousand years: thousands of religions, no god!