10 Jul '14 10:50>
The follow quotes are taken from another thread and exemplify the mindset of your typical atheist.
"If those people in those other 3999 religions are destined to go to hell for never hearing about JC and the boys, why would a god do that? Why would it set up a hell in the first place? Like humans setting up a magnifying glass focusing the sun's rays on individual ants, just enough to cause misery but not enough to kill, but over and over and over again. That is exactly what christian theists think your god will do to unbelievers. Just what would that gain a god in the first place? It gets its jollys off listening to the screams?
Doesn't that seem a bit preposterous?
It is such an arrogant stance that we would mean so much to a god as to require some of us to live in agony till the end of time. Just another stupid tale from the Abrahamic religions."
"1) Define "God" to be perfectly holy (whatever the f!#% that means!)
2) Define "God"'s actions to be perfectly moral and just (don't worry about cheapening the notions of morality and justice)
3) Define "God" to be loving (and re-state this definition upon any reminder that "He" has a penchant for slaughter and torture)"
It all reminds me of the rotten spoiled brat we all remember when we were growing up in the neighbor hood that had the attitude that if you had something he didn't have he would break your toy.
Selfish in the extreme! The atheist seems to think he can argue the case for there being 'no God' by trampling on the God they don't believe exists.
As all of us know that grew up in homes where we were treated with mutual respect and love, yet we're held accountable for our words and deeds, that we don't blaim others for our own short comings, that we assume responsibility for our own actions, but not the atheist.
The atheists have to blaim God for being God, according to their twisted mindset of who they think this non-existing God is, all the while denying God's existence.
Some serious psychological developmental issues going on with atheists.
"If those people in those other 3999 religions are destined to go to hell for never hearing about JC and the boys, why would a god do that? Why would it set up a hell in the first place? Like humans setting up a magnifying glass focusing the sun's rays on individual ants, just enough to cause misery but not enough to kill, but over and over and over again. That is exactly what christian theists think your god will do to unbelievers. Just what would that gain a god in the first place? It gets its jollys off listening to the screams?
Doesn't that seem a bit preposterous?
It is such an arrogant stance that we would mean so much to a god as to require some of us to live in agony till the end of time. Just another stupid tale from the Abrahamic religions."
"1) Define "God" to be perfectly holy (whatever the f!#% that means!)
2) Define "God"'s actions to be perfectly moral and just (don't worry about cheapening the notions of morality and justice)
3) Define "God" to be loving (and re-state this definition upon any reminder that "He" has a penchant for slaughter and torture)"
It all reminds me of the rotten spoiled brat we all remember when we were growing up in the neighbor hood that had the attitude that if you had something he didn't have he would break your toy.
Selfish in the extreme! The atheist seems to think he can argue the case for there being 'no God' by trampling on the God they don't believe exists.
As all of us know that grew up in homes where we were treated with mutual respect and love, yet we're held accountable for our words and deeds, that we don't blaim others for our own short comings, that we assume responsibility for our own actions, but not the atheist.
The atheists have to blaim God for being God, according to their twisted mindset of who they think this non-existing God is, all the while denying God's existence.
Some serious psychological developmental issues going on with atheists.