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Will Religion and Athiesm ever compromise?
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RE: Will Religion and Athiesm ever compromise?
(December 31, 2012 at 10:41 pm)Minimalist Wrote:
Quote:"The Nazi's are a strange choice for your illustration since they were virulently anti-Christian."


Yeah, yeah,.....we've heard all that shit before.

Quote:We were convinced that the people needs and requires this faith. We have therefore undertaken the fight against the atheistic movement, and that not merely with a few theoretical declarations: we have stamped it out.” -Adolf Hitler, in a speech in Berlin on 24 Oct. 1933

Hitler was one shitty atheist.

[Image: hitler_church.jpg]

I must try and find the quote where Hitler bemoans the fact that the Germans are lumbered with Jesus as God and that Allah would have been infinately better for Hitlers plans but i gotta get to bed now.
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#42
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#45
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None of these conflicting reports on the individual suggest that he was atheist. They underline that he was religious.


And I would like to point something very importent out, something I find ignored quite alot.

One of my favorite quotes on national socialism is by the former head of the German roma comunity:

"It was neighter Hitler, Göbbels nore Göring who murdered my family by pushing them into ofens.
It was the local butcher, the carpenter and the local merchant.
They all were given black uniforms and declared to be the master race, then they went to murder us."

If there is one such thing as a importent question to ask or importent lesson to learn ouf of this darkest chapter of our nation, then it is the question of:

"What turns ordenary people into babaric murderers?"

To simply blame everything on Hitler and on whatever he might have thought or not thought is to give a pass on the countless people who commited these crimes.
I for one dont use Hitlers non atheism as an argument against religion. He might have been religious and he might have given the orders to murder 20 million Russians, 6 million jews, and 10 million other civilians.

But he was not the one who carried the order out.

And the question of "what motivated these people (some of which were members of my family) to carry out such crimes and to abandon all moral principles, is the question which bothers me more, than what Hitlers diet or views on Islam might have been.
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#46
RE: Will Religion and Athiesm ever compromise?
(January 1, 2013 at 6:51 am)The_Germans_are_coming Wrote: None of these conflicting reports on the individual suggest that he was atheist. They underline that he was religious.


And I would like to point something very importent out, something I find ignored quite alot.

One of my favorite quotes on national socialism is by the former head of the German roma comunity:

"It was neighter Hitler, Göbbels nore Göring who murdered my family by pushing them into ofens.
It was the local butcher, the carpenter and the local merchant.
They all were given black uniforms and declared to be the master race, then they went to murder us."

If there is one such thing as a importent question to ask or importent lesson to learn ouf of this darkest chapter of our nation, then it is the question of:

"What turns ordenary people into babaric murderers?"

To simply blame everything on Hitler and on whatever he might have thought or not thought is to give a pass on the countless people who commited these crimes.
I for one dont use Hitlers non atheism as an argument against religion. He might have been religious and he might have given the orders to murder 20 million Russians, 6 million jews, and 10 million other civilians.

But he was not the one who carried the order out.

And the question of "what motivated these people (some of which were members of my family) to carry out such crimes and to abandon all moral principles, is the question which bothers me more, than what Hitlers diet or views on Islam might have been.

I agree, If we can't find the answer to what turns "nice folk" into complicit agents in genocide and find a solution then we risk more of the same but in the modern world the scale gets cranked up fast. It really is scary.
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#47
RE: Will Religion and Athiesm ever compromise?
(January 1, 2013 at 6:51 am)The_Germans_are_coming Wrote: One of my favorite quotes on national socialism is by the former head of the German roma comunity:

"It was neighter Hitler, Göbbels nore Göring who murdered my family by pushing them into ofens.
It was the local butcher, the carpenter and the local merchant.
They all were given black uniforms and declared to be the master race, then they went to murder us."

If there is one such thing as a importent question to ask or importent lesson to learn ouf of this darkest chapter of our nation, then it is the question of:

"What turns ordinary people into barbaric murderers?"

To simply blame everything on Hitler and on whatever he might have thought or not thought is to give a pass on the countless people who committed these crimes.

I for one don't use Hitlers non atheism as an argument against religion.

I admire your insight very much.
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#48
RE: Will Religion and Athiesm ever compromise?
Quote:Min - you do know that anti-christian /= atheist don't you?

Few atheists spend a lot of time in fucking churches, lad.
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#49
RE: Will Religion and Athiesm ever compromise?
(December 30, 2012 at 9:14 pm)Mark 13:13 Wrote: And clearly from the strength of some replies the care a great deal even if they can't admit it.
The strength of the replies isn't because atheists believe somewhere in the back of their mind that their life is on the line. The strength of the replies is because people who don't believe in fairytales don't want to be associated with people who do and they sure as fuck don't want to be governed by it. You'd never see religion seriously being discussed by atheist's again if every theist could just accept that there exists no religion with a shred of supporting evidence and thus, their belief has no rightful place, other than their own mind.
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RE: Will Religion and Athiesm ever compromise?
I'm not sure who said this first and I'm far too lazy to look it up, but I long for the day when atheism will have outlived its purpose; the day when, to channel Émile Zola, the last stone from the last church has fallen on the last priest.
At the age of five, Skagra decided emphatically that God did not exist.  This revelation tends to make most people in the universe who have it react in one of two ways - with relief or with despair.  Only Skagra responded to it by thinking, 'Wait a second.  That means there's a situation vacant.'
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