15 Oct '11 23:30>
so many theists take the words of their holy books so literally.
Do they have nothing else to cling on to, when clining itself is unnecessary fear?
I agree the ethos of most of those books is true, in that they represent a few basic rules. All religions boil doen to the same few rules. Atheists live by the same rules too!!!!
Why the belief in these huge amalgamated stories, man-created, to get to the rules?
Why quote totally illogical parts of a book, because they believe every word?
We all know don't kill, don't steal in any part of the world, creed, folklore whatever.
Is it considered that atheists are incapable of adhering to simple important rules, same as theists?
Or is it that God's rules, what ever that is, are super powerful and give theists supreme rights above non-theists?
Anybody care to answer my questions, without being lipid?
-m.
Do they have nothing else to cling on to, when clining itself is unnecessary fear?
I agree the ethos of most of those books is true, in that they represent a few basic rules. All religions boil doen to the same few rules. Atheists live by the same rules too!!!!
Why the belief in these huge amalgamated stories, man-created, to get to the rules?
Why quote totally illogical parts of a book, because they believe every word?
We all know don't kill, don't steal in any part of the world, creed, folklore whatever.
Is it considered that atheists are incapable of adhering to simple important rules, same as theists?
Or is it that God's rules, what ever that is, are super powerful and give theists supreme rights above non-theists?
Anybody care to answer my questions, without being lipid?
-m.