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The top 10 benefits of atheism

The top 10 benefits of atheism

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Little kids are told what to do. Grown-ups do the telling.

Grown-ups can be wrong, though. The elephant in the room is the Bible. It was written by men, with an agenda.

Freethought! Tackle the mysteries without shackles.

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I'm aware, but the reason I'm continuing is because Fetchy is building up to delivering indisputable evidence for the existence of god. It's all very exciting.


Originally posted by Great King Rat
We had just come to the conclusion that my morality is subjective. Scroll a bunch of posts up. Why are you now going back to morality being objective?
If you do not have an objective standard of morality by which you can determine what is right or wrong, then should anyone adhere to your subjective moral standard of what is right and wrong? Yes or No?

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Originally posted by Fetchmyjunk
If you do not have an objective standard of morality by which you can determine what is right or wrong, then should anyone adhere to your subjective moral standard of what is right and wrong? Yes or No?
No, no-one should adhere to another person's moral standard. If you choose to commit an act that breaks another person's or society's moral standard - for example murder - you should however expect to face consequences.

I'm getting a bit bored, Fetchy. I've answered a lot of your silly questions. I'm going to have to ask you to present your amazing evidence now.


Originally posted by Fetchmyjunk
How do you know that 'christian atheism' is not a fictional religion that is intended to be so?
Because I am not as stupid as you nor in denial.

Do you find their beliefs compelling or do you know anyone that does?
No, I do not find their beliefs compelling. But then I don't find Hindu beliefs compelling, but that isn't a reason to deny the existence of Hindu's.

Actually I don't lack belief in God, you do.
Your behaviour says otherwise.

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Originally posted by apathist
Little kids are told what to do. Grown-ups do the telling.

Grown-ups can be wrong, though. The elephant in the room is the Bible. It was written by men, with an agenda.

Freethought! Tackle the mysteries without shackles.
Or God's is in the scriptures, and men who wish to throw off God's rule only want to do away
with the shackles of being in a place where they are not in complete control.

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Originally posted by Great King Rat
No, no-one should adhere to another person's moral standard. If you choose to commit an act that breaks another person's or society's moral standard - for example murder - you should however expect to face consequences.

I'm getting a bit bored, Fetchy. I've answered a lot of your silly questions. I'm going to have to ask you to present your amazing evidence now.
If society determines what is right and wrong, then are the morals derived from society obligatory to all members of society? You should see where I am going with this.

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Originally posted by apathist
Your morality is [b]told to you. Mine comes from introspection. I win.[/b]
If you say your morals came about by introspection, then are they true for everyone or just for you?

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Wrong belief in itself is meaningless without works, James himself the half brother of the Christ said as much.
Perhaps now you'd like to come full circle and explain what this has to do with what I posted.

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Originally posted by twhitehead
You are in denial. It is a fact that there are a large number of people who call themselves Christian who do not believe in God. Deny it all you want, its not going to change the facts and it will only make you look the fool.
People call themselves any number of things, but this plainly does not "make it so".

Is anything true just because someone says it is?

I'm sure there is someone, somewhere who says he is the reincarnation of Winston Churchill. It does not mean that he is actually the reincarnation of Winston Churchill.

Calling oneself a Christian without following the tenets of Christianity does not make oneself a Christian. Let me ask you this: Do you think that there are any atheists who believe in God? I am going to take a wild shot in the dark here and say no.

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Actually they were my own words the website I copied and pasted at the bottom contained the accounts of other people that managed to get out. If you had actually opened the link you might have noticed that.

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Well said.

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