Athiests are unimaginative and hateful jerks (of course they are!)
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Wow, have we met, you've got me to a tee.
Well, I don't actually believe it, but, hell, if we can have hundreds of threads that insult Christianity as wrote, while claiming to be on topic for a forum... how about one that flips it?
More serious quesiton, and more on topic, why is it that the scientific pursuits of athiest states wrought the most horrible human atrocities in human history?
shouldn't this be in misc or TNZ
Shouldn't this be in, oh I don't know, NO part of this board because this is generally known as TROLLING
Mods, gavel please?
Jeez, the least you could do is spell "atheists" right -
Here are some thoughts from Isaac Asimov (editorial in Asimov's, January 1992) that I agree with:
"Although the time of death is approaching for me, I am not afraid of dying and going to Hell, or (what would be considerably worse) going to the popularized version of Heaven. I expect death to be nothingness and by removing from me all possible fears of death, I am thankful to atheism.
" [...] I wonder why [the essayist who denounces atheism] bothers yelling at me and calling me names. I don't want to call him names, but if I did, it would amount to nothing. When he dies, he, just like I, will enter a realm of nothingness. He will not be punished for being religious, however foolishly.
"I, on the other hand, since I am an atheist, must (according to the beliefs of the pious essayist) be heading straight for Hell when I die. The kind and all-merciful God he believes in has no hesitations in seeing to it that I suffer tortures of the most extreme kind through all eternity.
"Given that, what else must I suffer? Isn't it enough to burn in the deathless fires of Hell for trillions of years? Must this person also call me names and yell at me?"
Right on, Ike.
Here are some thoughts from Isaac Asimov (editorial in Asimov's, January 1992) that I agree with:
"Although the time of death is approaching for me, I am not afraid of dying and going to Hell, or (what would be considerably worse) going to the popularized version of Heaven. I expect death to be nothingness and by removing from me all possible fears of death, I am thankful to atheism.
" [...] I wonder why [the essayist who denounces atheism] bothers yelling at me and calling me names. I don't want to call him names, but if I did, it would amount to nothing. When he dies, he, just like I, will enter a realm of nothingness. He will not be punished for being religious, however foolishly.
"I, on the other hand, since I am an atheist, must (according to the beliefs of the pious essayist) be heading straight for Hell when I die. The kind and all-merciful God he believes in has no hesitations in seeing to it that I suffer tortures of the most extreme kind through all eternity.
"Given that, what else must I suffer? Isn't it enough to burn in the deathless fires of Hell for trillions of years? Must this person also call me names and yell at me?"
Right on, Ike.
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