LemonMelon
More 5G Than Man
That i can totally lie because god is a figment of an imagination and who gives a shit because he ain't going to do anything since he's not real?
There's some real tact on display in this post.
That i can totally lie because god is a figment of an imagination and who gives a shit because he ain't going to do anything since he's not real?
There's some real tact on display in this post.
I just find that for all the people who don't believe in the bible, from atheists to Muslims/Hindu/Buddhism what does that mean? That i can totally lie because god is a figment of an imagination and who gives a shit because he ain't going to do anything since he's not real? What do they do for people who DON'T believe in god?
If we can just mutually agree that there either is or may be a God, and respect that there is lots of different ways to worship God then we can coexist.
Atheists upset most people by holding bigoted and narrow-minded views that say the major religions are fundamentally wrong.
They simply don't respect the beliefs of other people. A Christian and a Muslim may disagree on some issues, but they believe in the same God. The divisive atheist will stand up and say that they are all wrong, usually without becoming an expert in the religious texts which make the best case for each religion.
Atheists should be allowed to not believe, thats religious freedom, but they shouldn't be going around telling others that there is no God and that their sacred beliefs are backwards; thats offensive and tactless, people should be allowed to believe what they want without having others tear it down. Just because atheists have no principles of their own doesn't mean they should be allowed to destroy those of other people.
Let's see more RESPECT and more COEXIST, if we just agree that God might be right then there won't be as much evil in the world.
If we can just mutually agree that there either is or may be a God, and respect that there is lots of different ways to worship God then we can coexist.
Atheists upset most people by holding bigoted and narrow-minded views that say the major religions are fundamentally wrong.
They simply don't respect the beliefs of other people. A Christian and a Muslim may disagree on some issues, but they believe in the same God. The divisive atheist will stand up and say that they are all wrong, usually without becoming an expert in the religious texts which make the best case for each religion.
Atheists should be allowed to not believe, thats religious freedom, but they shouldn't be going around telling others that there is no God and that their sacred beliefs are backwards; thats offensive and tactless, people should be allowed to believe what they want without having others tear it down. Just because atheists have no principles of their own doesn't mean they should be allowed to destroy those of other people.
Let's see more RESPECT and more COEXIST, if we just agree that God might be right then there won't be as much evil in the world.
I'm assuming it sounded tactless in that, no, you cannot just lie in open court because of a Bible (which I don't think is even used anymore?).
As a God-believing Christian, I also think the inclusion of "God" in these oaths is dumb. ... For the record, I don't really care about it either way. I'm not going to go against the oath because of the word "god", nor would I blink an eye if it was re-worded or included references to other religions.
What is a fundamentalist atheist?I hope you mean what you say, because I have known quite a few atheists who were rude and tactless towards people who believe in a God. I have nothing against people not believing in a God, people are going to believe whatever they want to believe. What I have a problem are atheists being as bad as radical, fanatical religious people. I also don't like it when atheists make rude comments about religions when they expect people to respect their beliefs.
Some people can read irony.Speaking of sweeping generalizations...
Some people can read irony.
Newdow is the same guy who filed the suit on behalf of his daughter, regarding the Pledge Of Allegiance in schools. He constantly files lawsuits, it seems to be a hobby
"One day I was just looking at the coins (that) is what brought this up. I saw 'In God We Trust' on my coins. I said, 'I don't trust in God,' what is this? And I recalled there was something in the Constitution that said you're not allowed to do that and so I did some research. And as soon as I did the research, I realized the law seemed to be on my side and I filed the suit. It's a cool thing to do. Everyone should try it."