The atheists continue to believe that they are free from brainwashing and can live under their own accord, yet they are slaves to their own weakness as they continue to argue, debate or rather, "convert" those that follow theistic beliefs. Christians are always perceived as the ones obsessed with converting others to their religion, and here the atheists work to a similar end: converting the religious to "non-religion". You change the way you play, but it seems the game remains the same.
Right, so not debating anything in order to avoid disagreements is better? darn off, what a load of apathetic bullshit.
Faith is necessary in certain circumstances.
darn. No. It. Isn't.
I know people in my life that would not be alive today if it weren't for belief.
Nice, you're asserting your anecdotal evidence to back this claim? Faith is necessary because without it you'd be dead? Your weaknesses in no way validates any such those beliefs.
Faith and hope can be senseless and illogical, but at th
e same time, it's because of these self-contained properties that make it so potent and powerful.
Psychotic episodes and delusions can be equally "powerful", I guess that makes them good and useful?
Motivation needs constant renewal, faith and hope is simply immortal.
Yours might, what does this have to do with anyone else?
It saves more lives than non-belief could ever hope to.
Bullshit, you've just made a completely baseless claim.
Regardless, it's this silly inability to accept other's beliefs, this pathetic little child's game that you people continue to play
Right, it's far less childish to believe in whatever you want. If I want to believe that drinking some wine (and pretending it's the blood of some 2000 year old dead guy that's supposedly the son of the creator of the universe, who is actually himself, and who died and flew up in to the sky after being killed by the Romans) every Sunday will lead to my eternal (after)life.. that's not just insane, that's just factually wrong. I will not 'just accept' someone else's delusions, nor will I allow these ideas to be perpetuated unabated.
If someone tells me "2 + 2 = 5", I will absolutely correct their error in judgement.
You may never accept it, but it's because of this kind of ignorance that humans will always die for nothing.
Without religion there would be no suicide bombers, there would be no killing in the name of god. THERE WOULD BE NO SEPTEMBER 11TH ATTACKS. I'm so sick of this darning argument that we would still kill without religion, obviously we would, since we already do, but guess what, the number of attacks and murders would drop substantially as we wouldn't be fighting over who's invisible man in the sky is the real one.
One day you will look death in the eye as you grow old and choke on your own saliva. I want you to stop and think if this was all worth it. You each think that your individual beliefs have given your life more meaning than the opposing side, but you fall to the same fate as you continue to waste your breaths. I, for one, will not be afraid when death comes, cause since my birth my existence had already been plagued by its touch... long before I came to be, people like you have roamed this earth and carried on the tradition of folly and stupidity.
Good job projecting your own feelings on me. I don't fear death. I don't believe in an afterlife. I know that when I die, my existence will be identical to how it was prior to my birth.
Right, so not debating anything in order to avoid disagreements is better? darn off, what a load of apathetic bullshit.
darn. No. It. Isn't.
Nice, you're asserting your anecdotal evidence to back this claim? Faith is necessary because without it you'd be dead? Your weaknesses in no way validates any such those beliefs.
e same time, it's because of these self-contained properties that make it so potent and powerful.
Psychotic episodes and delusions can be equally "powerful", I guess that makes them good and useful?
Yours might, what does this have to do with anyone else?
Bullshit, you've just made a completely baseless claim.
Right, it's far less childish to believe in whatever you want. If I want to believe that drinking some wine (and pretending it's the blood of some 2000 year old dead guy that's supposedly the son of the creator of the universe, who is actually himself, and who died and flew up in to the sky after being killed by the Romans) every Sunday will lead to my eternal (after)life.. that's not just insane, that's just factually wrong. I will not 'just accept' someone else's delusions, nor will I allow these ideas to be perpetuated unabated.
If someone tells me "2 + 2 = 5", I will absolutely correct their error in judgement.
Without religion there would be no suicide bombers, there would be no killing in the name of god. THERE WOULD BE NO SEPTEMBER 11TH ATTACKS. I'm so sick of this darning argument that we would still kill without religion, obviously we would, since we already do, but guess what, the number of attacks and murders would drop substantially as we wouldn't be fighting over who's invisible man in the sky is the real one.
Good job projecting your own feelings on me. I don't fear death. I don't believe in an afterlife. I know that when I die, my existence will be identical to how it was prior to my birth.