LMFAO - Your religion is "buggery"?
Isnt that homosexuality?
Isnt that homosexuality?
In general, a man with religion is better than an atheist.
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LMFAO - Your religion is "buggery"?
Isnt that homosexuality?
o my god. we should have a Top Ten List for stupid thread posts ... cause this bad boy has GOT to be up there!
"religious man only kills the heathens" ---*read again, than*----- lmao ... its killin me ....lmao
Dude, did a vortex to a world of atheist-haters open up today?
RE: In general, a man with religion is better than an atheist.
May 6, 2011 at 9:43 pm
(This post was last modified: May 6, 2011 at 9:44 pm by Oldandeasilyconfused.)
(May 6, 2011 at 9:13 pm)reverendjeremiah Wrote: LMFAO - Your religion is "buggery"? No,not per se,it's anal intercourse. In this case I suspect it refers to vox ad rectum and/or cranium in rectum. In either case, mouth is not connected to cerebral cortex. (please excuse my poor Latin;recovering Catholic you know) (May 6, 2011 at 9:20 pm)Shell B Wrote: Dude, did a vortex to a world of atheist-haters open up today? Is it a full moon? (May 6, 2011 at 6:51 pm)rumbuggerylash Wrote: He is better because he is potentially less dangerous. A man with religion has his rules, and he does follow them form time to time, but an atheist has no rules. An atheist is only kept in check by what he can get away with and his imagination. For example, if an atheist were to have absolute power, then he could kill anyone that displeases him, but a man with religion, with absolute power, can kill only the heathens. If you are not a heathen, then a man with religion can't simply kill you because you displease him, but an atheist could. Also, if you are a heathen, then you could easily pretend to be a man with religion, and the man with religion, with absolute power, can't touch you. In addition, faking being a man with religion is pretty easy, but faking being an atheist is not so easy. Welcome to the forums. Firstly, are you kidding me? Secondly, Atheists do have rules, we have the social constraints in which we can act without reciprocating a response from others. We do not believe there are cosmic laws so we take no notice of them when deciding to act. Thirdly, The quality of the 'laws' by which you live, or at least claim live by (but we both know that's bullshit and you ignore most of the laws), are those from an ancient, barely literate, uneducated, superstitious society thousands of years ago. Fourthly, Without evidence of the existence of a god religious texts are the products of men, and as such the rules contained within them as a whole are, to put it nicely, outdated. We have thousands of years of society, a much better idea of and much more thorough exposure to these social constraints, more understanding of the nature of reality, more understanding of the nature of the mind and what motivates our action and thousands of years of religious terror to look back on and say "fuck that". As for this "Ultimate power" scenario. You managed, quite conveniently it seems, to leave out that the person in your Atheist scenario killing everyone that displeases him is quite clearly psychotic. If you had any integrity you would have framed it in a manner such as "For example, if a psychotic atheist were to have absolute power", in which case I'll simply respond; Do you think a psychotic religious man with absolute power would do any different? And you also seem to think that religious belief alone means someone with power will not act against his 'religious law', I take it from that inference that you are completely ignorant of history and how many deluded, violent and hypocritical religious leaders there have been over the last few thousand years. You also said that at the start they follow religious laws "from time to time", and now that ceases to be true the more power they have? I don't think you could possibly have it any more backwards.
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Most people of the world throughout history were religious...
How did that less dangerous thing turn out? Remember that Abraham, the man of faith, is admired by the religious for attempting to murder his son because an immaterial being told him to.
"People need heroes. They don't need to know how he died clawing his eyes out, screaming for mercy. The real story would just hurt sales, and dampen the spirits of our customers." - Mythology for Profit
(May 6, 2011 at 6:51 pm)rumbuggerylash Wrote: He is better because he is potentially less dangerous.Oh please, I'm not even going to waste time discussing how hopelessly incorrect you are, pondering upon the actual harm religion has done, or address the nonsensical presumption that belief in fictional entities makes a person more moral. If you consider "buggery" as a religious view I suppose most, if not, all of us are 'potentially dangerous' within your interesting little subjective mindset you've developed. Have fun with that. |
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