Human monster suggests Ebola could be a solution to the atheism "problem."

[Mister Agenda]

Apparently, God's plan is to get Ebola to the USA through infected missionaries. Mysterious and all that.

[Esquilax]

wow, never heard of one religion blaming the non-god of another religion for an evil. yet another good example of Learning something new every day. Even when in a monkey cage.

Is it just me, or is anyone else having a hard time parsing exactly what the fuck this is supposed to mean? Feel like putting a subject in that sentence, champ?

[Chad32]

I'm pretty sure atheists would be missed a lot more than Christians. Imagine if Christians ruled the world...

I believe the last time they did, we called it the dark ages.

[Jaysyn]

Ok genius, want to guess how many Christians would have to die before Ebola wiped out the ~15-20% of the population that is represented by Atheists & LGBTs? Just another math & science fail from Christianity.

[Wyrd of Gawd]

Ref. Post #24: True Christians can cure themselves of Ebola by calling the elders of the church to pray over them and anoint them with special oil in the name of the Lord. The prayer of faith will save the sick and the Lord will raise them up. James 5:14-15.

BTW, that's the Repub national health care plan. They don't believe that people should have access to doctors and modern medicines.

[Jenny A]

In France a politician (former) almost got sued for saying the same about ebola and immigrants (mainly Muslims), I'd sue a politician if he said the same about atheism, in fact I'd have tremendous support to do it.

You remember the endless thread about freedom of speech versus hate speech. We couldn't sue for that here--at least not and win.

[Rev. Rye]

I just missed being able to send this waste of jism's quote to FSTDT. Sadly, someone beat me to it.

Yeah, this is why it's becoming impossible to debate these people; it'd be easier to find common ground between The Doctor and Davros.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkelV2WUNdw

[Dystopia]

They are already bitching about the Ebola virus coming to europe, some people went to the hospital and doctors took the procedures to ensure it was not the ebola virus, if it comes here I'll just put my house in quarantine (I'm serious), I have enough food for a few weeks

[Thumpalumpacus]

wow, never heard of one religion blaming the non-god of another religion for an evil. yet another good example of Learning something new every day. Even when in a monkey cage.

Is it just me, or is anyone else having a hard time parsing exactly what the fuck this is supposed to mean? Feel like putting a subject in that sentence, champ?

Hence my reply:

[RobbyPants]

It always puzzles me, how people seem okay with believing in a god who would cause indiscriminate misery and pain just to kill a few of us, when he doesn't need to. It's just a testament to how idiotic these people think their deity is; like god, like believer I guess.

It's a side effect of following a bronze age religion that used magic to explain things they didn't understand. So, when something crazy and indiscriminate happens, they blame God. It's even written into their mythology. The flood myth and the ten plagues are both examples of God over-punishing and/or letting some of the guilty party go free.

...and they're still doing it several thousand years later.