About
Community
Bad Ideas
Drugs
Ego
Erotica
Fringe
Society
Technology
register | bbs | search | rss | faq | about
meet up | add to del.icio.us | digg it
Go Back   Community > Society > My God Can Beat the Shit Out of Your God
Register FAQ Members List Calendar Today's Posts

My God Can Beat the Shit Out of Your God For discussing any and all religious viewpoints. Intolerance will not be tolerated. Keeping your sense of humor is required. Posting messages about theological paradoxes is encouraged.

Closed Thread
 
Thread Tools Display Modes
 #1 
Old 2005-07-24, 05:58
mr.t1000 mr.t1000 is offline
Regular
 
Default Being an athiest rules.

I dont have to spend my day at church.

i dont have to stay "cochier" or "clean" because im not going to hell or heaven (by my beliefes). and i dont have this worry in the back of my head 24 fucking 7, 354 some odd days of the year that im not going to make it. oh, and i didnt vote for bush.

(not that being religios is wrong)
 #2 
Old 2005-07-24, 06:02
quasicurus quasicurus is offline
Regular
 
Default Re: Being an athiest rules.

You miss out all the fun.
 #3 
Old 2005-07-24, 06:03
mr.t1000 mr.t1000 is offline
Regular
 
Default Re: Being an athiest rules.

of what. bruising my knees by preying?

fuck that.

i dont care if your religios, i guess i shoulda clerefied why i made this thread. its because someone had the nerve to yell at me today. YELL. and tell me im wrong.
 #4 
Old 2005-07-24, 06:07
quasicurus quasicurus is offline
Regular
 
Default Re: Being an athiest rules.

Who yelled at you?

By fun, I am referring to Catholic girls in school uniform!
 #5 
Old 2005-07-24, 06:28
Regular
 
Default Re: Being an athiest rules.

Most Christians don't go to church or pray or give a shit either.
 #6 
Old 2005-07-24, 06:56
Regular
 
......oo00ooo<
Default Re: Being an athiest rules.

I'm an atheist, and I still have to go to church... although I'm not exactly out of the closet (my family wouldn't be too happy about it).

But at least I get to see girls. Yum, yum!
 #7 
Old 2005-07-24, 07:02
Regular
 
Reading Pa USA
Default Re: Being an athiest rules.

Im greek orthodox, I dont go to church (except for easter and christmas). I dont think that I have to take a whole day of to worship god and jesus.
 #8 
Old 2005-07-24, 07:46
sewer_zombie sewer_zombie is offline
Regular
 
Default Re: Being an athiest rules.

Ah, being an atheist is the life, no church, no worrys of being punished, being able to look at porn, Being able to say anything you want, being able to eat whatever you want whenever, being able to celebrate any holiday you feel like, or If you don't want to
 #9 
Old 2005-07-24, 08:06
quasicurus quasicurus is offline
Regular
 
Default Re: Being an athiest rules.

quote:Originally posted by sewer_zombie:

Ah, being an atheist is the life, no church, no worrys of being punished, being able to look at porn, Being able to say anything you want, being able to eat whatever you want whenever, being able to celebrate any holiday you feel like, or If you don't want to

The one good thing that comes out of religion: Holidays! I say create more religions so that we can have more holidays!
 #10 
Old 2005-07-24, 08:25
BaKeD_gOoDs BaKeD_gOoDs is offline
Regular
 
Default Re: Being an athiest rules.

I'm an atheist. My family is christian, but not hardcore or anything, maybe at chistmas or easter they might go to church, but they do believe in god, but not me. I still celebrate Christmas because it's good to see my family, and it's usually a positive experience. I'm not celebrating Jesus' birthday, but neither is everyone else as he was born in March. What kind of religion doesn't even know the guys birthday.
 #11 
Old 2005-07-29, 21:20
Moderator
 
Wasilla, Alaska
Default Re: Being an athiest rules.

Once more, a bunch of unevolved, self-proclaimed "atheists" confuse the asshole deity in the Bible with God. God does not restrict,punish, judge, or damn--he/she/it/them/whatever merely creates and manifests unconditional love.

Organized religion in general is mostly oppressive bullshit--God is the real deal.
 #12 
Old 2005-07-29, 21:54
Regular
 
.:six degrees of synesthesia:.
Default Re: Being an athiest rules.

quote:Originally posted by sewer_zombie:

Ah, being an atheist is the life, no church, no worrys of being punished, being able to look at porn, Being able to say anything you want, being able to eat whatever you want whenever, being able to celebrate any holiday you feel like, or If you don't want to

And therein lies the dichotomy of atheism...

Living for self in search of pleasure - ignoring the soul in search of Hell.

This is why Christians are viewed as "weak"...because we can submit ourselves to our God and maker, and purposely CHOOSE not to succumb to every whim and fancy that enters our sinful minds.

It is ever so much harder to live the way Christians do. I don't see how submitting to God makes us weak. It goes against the very grain of our existence to do so.

I would venture to say that you all are under the age of 20, and haven't even made it past your neighborhood block, yet.

Give yourselves 10-20 years, and see if your perceptions of the world and the supernatural don't change.
 #13 
Old 2005-07-29, 22:41
Dead Helmsman Dead Helmsman is offline
Regular
 
Default Re: Being an athiest rules.

quote:Originally posted by ArmsMerchant:

Once more, a bunch of unevolved, self-proclaimed "atheists" confuse the asshole deity in the Bible with God. God does not restrict,punish, judge, or damn--he/she/it/them/whatever merely creates and manifests unconditional love.

Organized religion in general is mostly oppressive bullshit--God is the real deal.

Why, yes. Yes indeed.
 #14 
Old 2005-07-29, 22:55
Regular
 
Default Re: Being an athiest rules.

quote:And therein lies the dichotomy of atheism...

Living for self in search of pleasure - ignoring the soul in search of Hell.

This is why Christians are viewed as "weak"...because we can submit ourselves to our God and maker, and purposely CHOOSE not to succumb to every whim and fancy that enters our sinful minds.

It is ever so much harder to live the way Christians do. I don't see how submitting to God makes us weak. It goes against the very grain of our existence to do so.

I would venture to say that you all are under the age of 20, and haven't even made it past your neighborhood block, yet.

Give yourselves 10-20 years, and see if your perceptions of the world and the supernatural don't change.



There in lies the self-martyrdom of the Christian:

Nobody even uttered the word "weak", nor did they utter the words anemic, debilitated, decrepit, delicate, effete, enervated, exhausted, faint, feeble, flaccid or flimsy.

Forceless, fragile, frail, hesitant, impotent, impuissant, infirm, insubstantial, irresolute, lackadaisical, languid, languorous, limp, makeshift, powerless, prostrate, puny, rickety, rocky, rotten, senile, shaky, sickly, sluggish, spent, spindly, supine, tender, torpid, uncertain, undependable, unsound, unsteady, unsubstantial, wasted, wavering, weakened, weakly, wobbly, were also not uttered.

Source (http://thesaurus.reference.com/search?q=weak)

Nor did anybody utter the words "strength", "force" or any of their numerous synonyms which I don't care to mention, to point out an antagonistic nature.

Yet Digital_Savior has no problem with creating the illusion that it has been uttered; that somebody in this thread was arguing the "weakly" nature of Christians, be it in favor of that assertion or before it.

That is self-martyrdom. When you see oppression when there is none; when you oppress yourself.

Pointing out and then destroying strawmans gets tiring after a while...

P.S. That isn't a dichotomy. You have to first prove a hell exists.
 #15 
Old 2005-07-30, 00:37
Regular
 
.:six degrees of synesthesia:.
Default Re: Being an athiest rules.

Martyrdom ? *laughs* You love to throw that term around, as if it was negative. I suffer for my beliefs (no matter how much), and I am glad for it. I would die for my God, and by sheer definition, that makes me a martyr, since the world (i.e. unbelievers) wouldn't mind one bit if all the Christians "died for their God", not to mention were "murdered BECAUSE of their God".

It is not an insult to me for you to say that I act/talk/think like a martyr, because I am supposed to. I make it a point to focus on the incessant negativity poured down on Christians by unbelievers, such as yourself, because it is appalling that we should meet with such animosity for trying to tell people that God loves them. It's not our fault Hell exists. It not of our own actions that sends unbelievers there. TAKE IT UP WITH GOD. How can you hate someone, or think they are stupid, simply because they believe a certain thing to be true enough to live by it, so long as it doesn't cause pain and suffering (i.e. Muslim extremists) ?

Catholics have the most idolatrous Christian based religion on the planet...do I hate them ? No. I disagree, but I don't attack them personally as people simply because they are Catholic. That is what happens here in this thread with regards to the treatment of Christians.

So, go ahead and throw the term around some more...it is not offensive, and only serves to show that I have effectively illustrated my point. It is not SELF martyrdom, it is plain martyrdom.

Now, I never said anyone uttered the word "weak". I was making a point, separate to the actual topic at hand. It was an extension of the point I had already made, which WAS in relation to the topic.

If you're so tired of it (since you see a strawman in everything anyone says to you who does not agree with you), then stop responding. Everyone knows the prowess you possess in the arena of debate. Is it necessary to remind us at every turn, especially if you have grown weary of it ?

You lie. You love it. You aren't tired of it, you get off on it. So, you will continue, because it helps you to mentally climax.

I'm glad that, if nothing else, I give you the opportunity to achieve pleasure on a daily basis.

Oh, and the existence or non-existence of of Hell is not where the dichotomy exists. Read what I said again...

This is a perfect segue into a thread I am about to create. Perhaps my last statement will make more sense upon reading it.

[This message has been edited by Digital_Savior (edited 07-30-2005).]
 #16 
Old 2005-07-30, 01:42
Regular
 
Default Re: Being an athiest rules.

More Self-martyrdom!

Who said it was an insult? It was an adjective. It would be up to you, or the reader to determine if it is insulting or not. I don't like being a self-martyr, that doesn't mean you can't be a masochist who likes it. That's up to you.

The fact remains that you created a strawman, when nobody here was arguing that Christians are weak. It was a strawman that you built so that you could "refute" it. It's a sleazy tactic.



quote:Oh, and the existence or non-existence of of Hell is not where the dichotomy exists. Read what I said again...

Wrong. Either you don't know what a dichotomy is, you didn't read your own thread.

A dichotomy involves a contradiction. You showed none. For you to show one, you need to show that Hell exists, or at the very least that the atheist believes hell exists.
 #17 
Old 2005-07-31, 17:07
QStrange QStrange is offline
Regular
 
Default Re: Being an athiest rules.

Yeah mr.t1000, that must suck for you. Obviously God made you a dipshit, which anyone can tell by all your grammatical errors.
 
To the best of our knowledge, the text on this page may be freely reproduced and distributed.
 

totse.com certificate signatures
 
 
About | Community | Bad Ideas | Drugs | Ego | Erotica | Fringe | Society | Technology
Hot Topics