I grew up living in a completely Christian family. Nobody in my family was atheist. My dad however, believed in evolution. When I was about 10, I started believing that God created animals which evolved into us. This belief stayed around for a number of years, until I started believing in primordial soup. I thought that God created a primordial soup, which created life, evolving into us. You may see where this is heading. Later on, I found a bunch of arguements against (and for) the existence of a god. I could disprove every one of them. One night, at the YMCA, working out with my family, I decided to become Atheist. I told everyone (well, almost everyone) in my family. I then went on to find a wonderful website. Link is Here. This is a wonderful website which has strengthened my belief against a god.
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God is Imaginary
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RE: God is Imaginary
February 27, 2013 at 9:51 pm
(This post was last modified: February 27, 2013 at 9:53 pm by Minimalist.)
I fear people are not quite as intellectual as that web site assumes.
http://www.infidels.org/library/modern/r...kooks.html Quote:Kooks and Quacks of the Roman Empire: A Look into the World of the Gospels (1997) While a good essay, Carrier misses out on modern religious fuckwits like the mormons and jehovahs witnesses who fall for far more modern bullshit. Far too many people are merely credulous fools who have all the intellectual capability of a stone. (February 27, 2013 at 9:51 pm)Minimalist Wrote: While a good essay, Carrier misses out on modern religious fuckwits like the mormons and jehovahs witnesses who fall for far more modern bullshit. Far too many people are merely credulous fools who have all the intellectual capability of a stone.
Exactly.
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