Athiest are pathetic people who dont want to be accountable to anything or anyone, so they force themselves to belive there is no God, when every fiber of their being is screaming out that there is a God. At the judgement seat, it's not a matter of "you didnt belive in God", it's a matter of "you rejected God", because all along you knew there is a God, yet you hid it inside with bunch of excuses.
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There is no "forcing" of anything, nor any "hiding" of anything.
I have never had any belief--innate or otherwise--in any gods, ever.
It really is that simple, not that you people will ever be capable of accepting that.
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*smiles and nods* What they said.
I struggled for many years with being an atheist, because in my hometown, being non-religious just doesn't happen. But I couldn't ever bring myself to believe in a god of any kind. I just can't lie to myself like that.
"Athiest are pathetic people who dont want to be accountable to anything or anyone, so they force themselves to belive there is no God, when every fiber of their being is screaming out that there is a God."
Absolutely right, I don't want to be accountable, that's why i don't believe in god...that way should i commit a crime i can't claim God told me to do it and end up having to take the punishment for my actions..
Oh wait, that doesn't make sense now does it
Xians are pathetic people who dont want to be accountable to anything or anyone, so they force themselves to belive there is a God, when every fiber of their being is screaming out that there is not a God. At the judgement seat, it's not a matter of "you didn't believe science", it's a matter of "you rejected science", because all along you knew there is no God, yet you hid it inside with bunch of excuses.
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How the hell do you reject something, when you have no proof of it's existence? I mean, saying that "atheists reject god" is like saying, "I reject the Jersey Devil", or "I reject Bigfoot". Those are beings that haven't been proven to exist, much like your "God", and yet you don't accuse people who don't believe in the Jersey Devil or Bigfoot of "rejecting" them.
...and I just remembered, logic means nothing to these morons.
Athiest Fundies are pathetic people who dont want to be accountable to anything or anyone, so they force themselves to belive there is God, when every fiber of their being is screaming out that there isn't a God.
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"Athiest are pathetic people who dont want to be accountable to anything or anyone,"
I am accountable to the society I live in. If any atheist thinks otherwise they are likely to find themselves in front of a judge in very short order.
Fundies are accountable to the society they live in too. Unfortunately, many seem to think that their selfish interpretation of what "God demands" allows them to abrogate that responsibility and do what they want. Many claim that doing "God's will" (which so often seems to coincide with their wants) is part of their religious freedoms and so they have a right to ignore everyone else's rights and welfare in the betterment of their own circumstances.
@WMDKitty: "I mean, saying that "atheists reject god" is like saying [...] "I reject Bigfoot""
I rejected Bigfoot once, she wasn't my type. Can't say she took it well...
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"so they force themselves to belive there is no God, when every fiber of their being is screaming out that there is a God"
You have no idea how fucking wrong you are. Monumental fail.
Fundies are pathetic people who dont want to be accountable to anything or anyone, so they force themselves to believe there is a God, when every fibre of their being is screaming out that there isn't a God. When you're dead & rotting in the ground, only then you'll realise that you missed out on so many opportunities.
As the bus slogan says:
'There's probably no God. So stop worrying and enjoy life.'
Speaking as an atheist, I should say that we're all accountable to someone, even you. We are accountable to our fellow man in the way we regard him. We are accountable to our family, specially the children, with the way we live our life. We are accountable to the rule of law with the way we behave. We are accountable to ourselves with the way we think and with what we do. We have a moral and ethical obligation to be decent and tolerant individuals,
We are not accountable to supernatural entities and other non-existent beings of myth and legend, especially the malevolent inventions of religions. We should not allow ourselves to become cowering, superstitious, degenerates, to avoid the lowering of societal and educational standards.
I don't believe in God. There's no force or effort involved behind that statement, I say it quite freely. I don't believe in God because there's a lack of reasonable or compelling evidence, and because of love of my fellow man, and love of my family.
Actually atheists are far more accountable than you. If you do something wrong or immoral, you can blame it on human sin, you can blame it on the devil, you can even blame it on your skydaddy if you feel like it. The atheist has no such ease. His actions can only be blamed upon himself. He is accountable to himself and those around him as a good person or a bad person, not as someone who simply "fell into sin" Or someone who is not at fault because of the devil's doing, or blame the nature that god gave him.
Ooooh, that's a fun game, can I play?
Julian4jc is a pathetic person who doesn't want to face up to the fact that he's gay, so he forces himself to believe that he's straight, when every fibre of his being is screaming out "I'm gay! I want to fuck men!". At the end of his life it's not a matter of "you weren't gay", it's a matter of "you stayed in the closet", because all along you knew you wanted to shag other guys, yet you hid inside [the closet] with a bunch of excuses.
In other words, don't tell me what I do or don't believe, because you don't know me and you're wrong.
I'm an agnostic who wanted to be a believer during some tough times a while back, only to find "every fiber of [my] being...screaming out that" a personal, caring god was just an imaginary friend that I knew I didn't actually believe in.
I'd frankly love to believe in god. God's just never helped much on his end.
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