An Essay about Atheism in Latin

[Belacqua]

I've decided to add some context to the Dawkin's quote. This will be, I think, an excellent tool for trolling Christians:

Theologia numquam dixit aliquid, quod neque perspicuum fuisset (facile visu), neque falsum fuisset. Quando theologia dixit aliquid, quod alicui utile (quod aliquem adiuvat) est? Vera scientia curas morborum sciscit, theologia loquitur peccata morbos facere.

Wouldn't you have to establish that it was true before you used it to argue with? 

Do you have an argument, or examples, or something, to demonstrate that everything in theology is either obvious or false? 

I mean, what you say may be true, but we don't just want to take someone's word for it.

It's true that theology hasn't cured any diseases. But neither have a lot of subjects that are still worth talking about. History, for example.