Elusive Truth
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I've met plenty of atheists who are quite articulate and non-aggressive.
I have not...
Since I've been introduced to Richard Dawkins & Friends I have not met a single atheist who is not militant.
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I've met plenty of atheists who are quite articulate and non-aggressive.
LOL You need to look up 'militant'.I have not...
Since I've been introduced to Richard Dawkins & Friends I have not met a single one who is not militant.
I have not...
Since I've been introduced to Richard Dawkins & Friends I have not met a single atheist who is not militant.
Stick around on these forums. I'm talking about "meeting" in terms of actually talking to atheists. Heck, one of them is a very dear friend of mine (though he's more agnostic-atheist these days).
Example please?I don't really want to know any but thanks.
I have experienced first hand their aggression when your logic trumps theirs.
I don't really want to know any but thanks.
I have experienced first hand their aggression when your logic trumps theirs.
Hang around a bit. You'll see.I have not...
Since I've been introduced to Richard Dawkins & Friends I have not met a single atheist who is not militant.
I have experienced the same aggression from theists. In fact, I've experienced it more from theists than atheists.
Hang around a bit. You'll see.
Maybe in real life the calm ones avoid you for some reason?
Tom
Sure, but what has that got to do with 'no such thing as an atheist'?Well there is really no such thing as an atheist in the way an atheist would like it to be.
Atheism is a religion recognized by the United States Government and afforded equal protection under freedom of religion law.
Sure, but what has that got to do with 'no such thing as an atheist'?
Then debate - in what way is there no such thing as an atheist?Well it seems that there are at least two people trying to get me to make friends with them already.
I am not interested, only in debate...
Then debate - in what way is there no such thing as an atheist?
No, it is just defined as one in law. It is a constitutional point, atheism is not a religion in any other sense. Anyway, you can call my not-being-a-theist whatever you like, what difference would it make?additionally... your "not religious" banner is illogical.
Specially if you recognize that atheism is recognized as a religion officially.
No, it is just defined as one in law. It is a constitutional point, atheism is not a religion in any other sense. Anyway, you can call my not-being-a-theist whatever you like, what difference would it make?
Wow you give up easy. Atheism is counted as a religion under law in the US so that atheists are assured the same constitutional rights. But sure, if you want define atheism as a religion - ok, now what?You are being irrational already at the onset...
I will hold out for a more worthy adversary,
thanks
Can't say that you sound like an expert on atheists. But you are sounding a bit militant.Well there is really no such thing as an atheist in the way an atheist would like it to be.
They had to. Its called equal treatment.Atheism is a religion recognized by the United States Government and afforded equal protection under freedom of religion laws.
Wow you give up easy. Atheism is counted as a religion under law in the US so that atheists are assured the same constitutional rights. But sure, if you want define atheism as a religion - ok, now what?
Well you have offered nothing to debate. If you wish to define atheism as a religion, well how then can you argue that it does not exist? What has labelling it as a religion got to do with the validity of the position? You haven't actually given a rationale and have given up before even getting as far as doing so.Circular logic more akin to Disney Land "mickey mouse logic"
I can not debate that.
Well you have offered nothing to debate. If you wish to define atheism as a religion, well how then can you argue that it does not exist? What has labelling it as a religion got to do with the validity of the position? You haven't actually given a rationale and have given up before even getting as far as doing so.