Comments on: Religious Republicans are completely insane – the religious war on women

By: Godless Monkey

Godless Monkey — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 23:49:13 +0000

Let me fix that last post…because a failed apocolyptic prophet (jesus) told him so.

By: Godless Monkey

Godless Monkey — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 23:47:55 +0000

And Painful To Be Human also believes that one day he’ll be perfect because a failed apocolyptic prophet s Sounds like the same crap Charlie Manson used to feed to his cult members.

By: Lou (DFW)

Lou (DFW) — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 22:47:21 +0000

60.It is Painful to Be Human said …

“His sacrifice tells us its Ok your not perfect, you’ll get their.”

Is English your native language?

By: Godless Monkey

Godless Monkey — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 21:54:04 +0000

No doubt about it — you are batshit crazy. I don’t know about other non-theists (and with you I use the term “non-theist” as reading the word “atheist” seems to damage your ability to think clearly) but I know I am not perfect and perhaps, not surprisingly enough, I don’t expect perfection from others. You, on the other hand, are delusional, play the redemption card whenever you’re an asshole to others, then feel “redeemed.” Me, I take accountability for my actions and just try to — you’re gonna love this one — do unto others… BTW, buddha got the jump on Jesus on that one.

By: It is Painful to Be Human

It is Painful to Be Human — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 20:58:37 +0000

Which is like saying you can use an italian dictionary to interpret the english language

By: It is Painful to Be Human

It is Painful to Be Human — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 20:55:29 +0000

His sacrifice tells us its Ok your not perfect, you’ll get their.

Whereas Atheism tells us that perfection in your relationships and emotional life can be obtained through science and human reasoning.

By: It is Painful to Be Human

It is Painful to Be Human — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 20:53:41 +0000

Do you not realize that God is …

Our ability to form a collective intelligence and reference it extrapolate procedures of coexisting in harmony.

Jesus was the embodiment of morals and ethics.

Therefore, a perfectly moral and ethical creature had to manifest in a Human body for us to understand morals and ethics clearly.

We are incapable of being moral and ethical at all times, therefore we cause problems in our relationships, and therefore in each others lives.

We don’t want to cause these problems, but we can’t help it.

If you are trying to get something you want, you have to be motivated

We can’t always motivate ourself to do the right thing

Thus, we need Christ to motivate to think about others and not ourself.

By: 41Year Atheist

41Year Atheist — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 02:58:54 +0000

50.40 year Atheist said …

“It is very likely that the Atheist claiming morality without God is merely lying, repeating a sound-bite, a bumper sticker piece of pseudo-thought.”

Hmm… like “God said it; I believe it; that settles it.”?

Oh wait, sorry, the morons that put bumper stickers like that on their car don’t know the proper use of a semicolon and thus employ comma splices instead. Pardon the misquote.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 02:57:47 +0000

BiffTannen, be aware that A, Biff, Boz, Ben and others are sock-puppet accounts pretending to be different posters.

By: BiffTannen

BiffTannen — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 02:55:19 +0000

Addendum: Previously (#54) I said: “To whoever else foolishly taunted me with idiocy, you can’t renounce unbelief, you can only decide to start believing.”

This, strictly speaking, isn’t correct. We cannot decide to start believing something. We believe what we think is true. For those of us who have decided to follow evidence, believing in God is impossible until we think his existence is true, which requires evidence, which doesn’t exist. Don’t get all giddy like I was implying that we can “choose to believe” if we want. That’s crap, and we all know it.

I suppose we could choose to set aside our standards for evidence, maybe. That’s a harder question. If we concede that we could choose that (which would be a stupid choice), then MAYBE we could believe on what there is. For most of us that have thought about it, though, it’s too late. There’s no going back to crazytown with you guys.