The whole point of the Book of Revelation is that evil is embodied in regimes that transcend any individual. However much his actions run contrary to Christian teaching, Trump is only part of a much larger phenomenon.
Love me militant atheists pretending they’re smarter than all religious people. I mean believe what you want but thinking that the universe is a coincidence doesn’t make you smarter than Einstein.
I unfortunately have the displeasure of talking to too many religious people.
Most of them are dumb as shit and pride themselves on being morons. They’ve dug their hole so deep, they don’t know anything else other than to keep on digging.
You’re not saying anything remotely close to a rebuttal
I did.
If christians (or any religious folk) were capable of asking questions, they would not stay religious
-You
My rebuttal is this: Most of the people who built modern civilization were religious one way or another, and the proposition that someone like, say, Isaac Newton was incapable of asking questions is frankly ridiculous. The very ideals of inquiry you’re espousing now were thought up and developed by Christians.
Religion is absurd, the very idea of an omnipotent god is a logical fallacy a la the omnipotence paradox,
All it does is divide people
I mean I obviously disagree, but either way that is a completely different point than the one you made previously and I responded to.
So if we banned religion and then bragged about how all the greatest people of our time are atheists, you’d be ok with that so long as a few people keep their faith anyway?
If I then tried to imply all atheists are dumb and only enlightened religious people are smart, yes “all the greatest people of our time are atheists” would be a great rebuttal in that situation. I never said that, though, so that’s a moot point.
Love me militant atheists pretending they’re smarter than all religious people. I mean believe what you want but thinking that the universe is a coincidence doesn’t make you smarter than Einstein.
They’re probably smarter than most religious people.
Most devout followers are afraid to question their religion, so they never gain a deeper understanding of it.
I disagree y’all do not talk to enough actually religious people
I unfortunately have the displeasure of talking to too many religious people.
Most of them are dumb as shit and pride themselves on being morons. They’ve dug their hole so deep, they don’t know anything else other than to keep on digging.
It’s not a belief that it’s a coincidence.
It’s an understanding that it’s a coincidence.
For values of “coincidence”. It’s not at all a coincidence that we live in a universe that’s capable of having us live in it.
Hi, im an atheist who got over his militant phase and accepts people for believing what they want as long as it doesn’t harm others.
You’re a dumbass.
I’m still pretty militant about forcing others to live according to your religious beliefs though. But you can HAVE them just fine.
Should that be “not forcing others”?
Far as im concerned that counts under “harming others”
it’s not pretending
Do you have a point?
You’re not saying anything remotely close to a rebuttal
Religion is absurd, the very idea of an omnipotent god is a logical fallacy a la the omnipotence paradox, and it doesn’t add anything to humanity
All it does is divide people
I did.
-You
My rebuttal is this: Most of the people who built modern civilization were religious one way or another, and the proposition that someone like, say, Isaac Newton was incapable of asking questions is frankly ridiculous. The very ideals of inquiry you’re espousing now were thought up and developed by Christians.
I mean I obviously disagree, but either way that is a completely different point than the one you made previously and I responded to.
Blasphemy was a crime in England during Newton’s time. He was literally forbidden from asking questions.
If you think blasphemy laws prevented Renaissance and Enlightenment Europeans from questioning Christianity then… uh… yeah.
So if we banned religion and then bragged about how all the greatest people of our time are atheists, you’d be ok with that so long as a few people keep their faith anyway?
If I then tried to imply all atheists are dumb and only enlightened religious people are smart, yes “all the greatest people of our time are atheists” would be a great rebuttal in that situation. I never said that, though, so that’s a moot point.