Atheism

luvattractivewomen said:
Aspects of religion and a development of their own religion from those aspects mixed with nationalism. Kind of like how Christians attempt to do with this country. The truth is that most religions have screwed up scriptures, interpretations, and people. It's unfortunate, but it is what it is. I know you and I will never agree on this. I gathered that from your comments on your appreciation for Christianity during slavery. No worries. It's where we will always be divided. If religion works for you then go for it. I personally don't believe in God. But, I know you believe in it and hold on to it dearly. It's your choice and your viewpoint. I'm just a little confused as to why you are in a thread called, "Atheism" considering your belief in God. But, then again, if Jordan can jump in the men's locker room and bitch at us for the what physical characteristics we look for in women, then I suppose you are welcome here to bro...LOL
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The Christian religion has overlooked some the most horrific crimes committed against people. Nazi germany was no exception. There were Christians who spoke out against the party but they were silenced forcefully and quickly.
The Roman Catholic Church was one such Christian sect that didn't stand up against the brutal treatment of anyone who opposed or didn't represent the ideal German race.

You don't always have to do things in the name of your god to leave a bad taste in others mouths regarding your religion. Christianity has of course done this in an unparalleled fashion, but in the case of Germany during WWII it was what they didn't do that is sickening.
 
Alinoa said:
The Christian religion has overlooked some the most horrific crimes committed against people. Nazi germany was no exception. There were Christians who spoke out against the party but they were silenced forcefully and quickly.
The Roman Catholic Church was one such Christian sect that didn't stand up against the brutal treatment of anyone who opposed or didn't represent the ideal German race.

You don't always have to do things in the name of your god to leave a bad taste in others mouths regarding your religion. Christianity has of course done this in an unparalleled fashion, but in the case of Germany during WWII it was what they didn't do that is sickening.
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A bullet to the head by mussolini's military always makes you think twice.
 
Alinoa said:
The Christian religion has overlooked some the most horrific crimes committed against people. Nazi germany was no exception. There were Christians who spoke out against the party but they were silenced forcefully and quickly.
The Roman Catholic Church was one such Christian sect that didn't stand up against the brutal treatment of anyone who opposed or didn't represent the ideal German race.

You don't always have to do things in the name of your god to leave a bad taste in others mouths regarding your religion. Christianity has of course done this in an unparalleled fashion, but in the case of Germany during WWII it was what they didn't do that is sickening.
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I am well aware. I had the holocaust shoved down my throat as a child and teen for years (my mother is jewish). In contrast, more slaves died during the Atlantic slave trade under Christian rule as oppose to those that died during the holocaust. As a matter of fact there is a jewish man (the name escapes me at the moment) who worked for stalin that ordered the killing of over 10 million Ukrainians, yet these things tend to get left out. Ultimately, religious people tend to use their religion as an excuse. All people really need is an excuse. I guess what bothers most people about religion is that some use it as an excuse to do the exact opposite of what their religion tells them. Personally, I believe religion works for some people because some people have no shame. And it seems that religion adds some shame to those types. I don't believe in God but, I have faith in myself. Which is why I clarified that being an atheist does not mean that you are lacking in faith. Just that you don't believe in a deity.
 
luvattractivewomen said:
I am well aware. I had the holocaust shoved down my throat as a child and teen for years (my mother is jewish). In contrast, more slaves died during the Atlantic slave trade under Christian rule as oppose to those that died during the holocaust. As a matter of fact there is a jewish man (the name escapes me at the moment) who worked for stalin that ordered the killing of over 10 million Ukrainians, yet these things tend to get left out. Ultimately, religious people tend to use their religion as an excuse. All people really need is an excuse. I guess what bothers most people about religion is that some use it as an excuse to do the exact opposite of what their religion tells them. Personally, I believe religion works for some people because some people have no shame. And it seems that religion adds some shame to those types. I don't believe in God but, I have faith in myself. Which is why I clarified that being an atheist does not mean that you are lacking in faith. Just that you don't believe in a deity.
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Yes..the slave trade lasted much longer than hitlers Germany.
What baffles me the very most..is that both acts were committed on the same principle: that blacks and Jews (and other targeted groups in Germany) were not human.
We stood back for a while on Germany and of course were bombed by the Japanese..but basically as a people we were appalled at what was happening in Germany.
A lot of Americans aren't appalled at the treatment of the slaves. In some instances, they say it was a good thing! For the slaves.

I don't really understand how that's possible other than because the Jewish people were white (but hated still) they are less hated than a person with less than white skin...that's their reasoning I guess.

Makes no sense to me but whatever.
 
archangel said:
A bullet to the head by mussolini's military always makes you think twice.
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Yeah? And?
I get that people don't want to die..but isn't Christianity based on the premise that someone else died for you? So that he could live by what he felt was the truth?

*shrugs*

Just think about all the poor, poor, unsaved souls that wouldn't even have a religion if Jesus had said: fuck you. Save yourself. (Sarcasm end there)
 
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SharenoH8 said:
I am Dutch so I firmly believe in cheesus
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Majestic Saint said:
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You go a couple months and then unlike no other member,.....You just can't seem help your self.... you have to come back to goading and making it known to all that this is one of your favorite targets to lampoon..... even as you try to stay on the fringes of technicality, your intent is clear.....Of all the things in your adult life you delight in mocking for fun, this is by far the worst choice.... But remember my words on this day MS,.....there is a judgment being specifically prepared for you my friend..........
 
When imaginary creations creates a greater level of discomfort when mocked, as opposed to somebody insulting someone dear to you (like say, your mother), not only would I prescribe a high level of Preparation-H for your anally retentive attitude, but a double dose of prozac so you can calm yourself and whisk back into reality.

It's a shame when delusions override rational thinking and your hell, fire and brimstone types are just the medicine I need to remind myself that there are zombies and slaves still running amok. I may not need a shotgun or a Beretta to do them in, but I can easily distort their minds with reason. But, is it strong enough to penetrate the hard surfaces of ill-fated dogma? Heh, we'll have to meet face-to-face to see if I can unclog your ears, eyes, and mind and release you from the shackles of torment.

Mayhap a thousand lives and more recreate a horrific scene of your past, so you can see the hellish heir of your ways.

Archman said:
You go a couple months and then unlike no other member,.....You just can't seem help your self.... you have to come back to goading and making it known to all that this is one of your favorite targets to lampoon..... even as you try to stay on the fringes of technicality, your intent is clear.....Of all the things in your adult life you delight in mocking for fun, this is by far the worst choice.... But remember my words on this day MS,.....there is a judgment being specifically prepared for you my friend..........
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Y'all aren't hethens and it is great to have free thought on religion/philosophy. Only thing that irks me are the atheists who push their beliefs on you (usually online). They are akin to overzealous pompous religious people. I equate them one in the same.

Great to talk to people of different religions or people who are atheist on topics though. :)
 
luvattractivewomen said:
I am well aware. I had the holocaust shoved down my throat as a child and teen for years (my mother is jewish). In contrast, more slaves died during the Atlantic slave trade under Christian rule as oppose to those that died during the holocaust. As a matter of fact there is a jewish man (the name escapes me at the moment) who worked for stalin that ordered the killing of over 10 million Ukrainians, yet these things tend to get left out. Ultimately, religious people tend to use their religion as an excuse. All people really need is an excuse. I guess what bothers most people about religion is that some use it as an excuse to do the exact opposite of what their religion tells them. Personally, I believe religion works for some people because some people have no shame. And it seems that religion adds some shame to those types. I don't believe in God but, I have faith in myself. Which is why I clarified that being an atheist does not mean that you are lacking in faith. Just that you don't believe in a deity.
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I usually don't reply to comments posted in the religion threads but you clearly stated undisputable facts in your explaination and I felt compelled to reply. I clearly have no bias against people who prefer atheism over deism or any one of the "theisms". A man's beliefs are his personal preferences. They are the byproduct of accumulated experiences during his or her lifetime. Ironically, I do believe in the deity, original cause, divine spark, the monad, the grand architect of the universe, or whatever you choose to call him. I was raised to believe in God through the lens of Christianity, by way of the Southern Baptist tradition. A person's religion is largely determined by the religion of his or her parents and where they were born in the world, so I voluntary choose not to hold it against someone who believes in a concept of God that's totally different from my concept of him (or her for that matter...). Basically, the point I'm trying to make is simple. When studied properly, it is revealed that nearly all world religions have something very valuable in common; they all center around a savior, a leader, or a divine concept who's main desire is to bring mankind together under the guise of truth. Let me restate the most important point of what I just said. All religion revolves around the coagulation of mankind into following the concept of some form of truth. It appears that "people" are the main focal point and target group of all main religious creeds.

Ricky Gervais is a famous atheist who goes above and beyond to care for, uplift, and take care of his mother and other loved ones. He believes that he doesn't need a religious creed to make him a good person. Instead, he believes that you just need to have a good heart. He is also very active in helping teenagers diagnosed with cancer through the work he provides with his cancer foundation. It seems that he is focused on "peoplehood".

I guarantee if you focus on being good to "people", you will come in contact with what you thought you would never find...

I'm not religious; I'm spiritual. There is a big difference, and I absolutely have no problem conversing with atheistic brethren.
 
Beasty said:
lol

I will if they let me.


I also walk in the paths that are crossed by black cats, break mirrors, wear white after labor day and split poles. People think that's bad luck.

It's 2020 and I'm black in America, who cares about luck.......lol.

I'm here to play that role. Say hi to the bad guy.

I also live on a planet where morons put eating bats above life, health and safety. Who cares about a place called hell? Any fair judge would say time served.

If he isn't fair then why should I try to win his favor to begin with?

Either way I'm fucked so lets PARTY!

LOL
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It is God who creates plagues, the devil only cares about orgies and metal music. ;)
 
Beasty said:
I want reparations from America and I also want reparations from the spooky man. There is no way I would have agreed to come to earth to be here with people that are this dumb. lol. I'm 100% sure of that. I should be collecting tithes, sure is fuck not going to give it.
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I was having a conversation with one of my sisters (actual sibling), yesterday. She was telling me how much she cringed whenever spooky man music was playing. She said it was too sexual. I thought about it (Common themes of: "he came inside me", "let him inside me", "let him inside my heart", "he is within me", "eating of him", "drinking of him"), and I was like damn... she's fucking right.
 
Beasty said:
Agreed.

I could never really tolerate it even as a kid. Also communion is cult stuff to me. Human sacrifice. So instead of killing people for a cosmic being, you can now just perform this ritual to show your solidarity and acceptance of the notion. It was done for YOU so just agree.

The cross isn't much different than a noose. Nothing positive about it at all. Creepy tho.

In my earlier college days I took an art history class we looked at culture and religion from a perspective that gave me a deeper understanding of it all. It's very creepy but it was an interesting learning experience.
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Learning to worship white deities makes you more prone to trusting white men and distrusting black men. I vaguely remember there being an article about it in the guardian, years ago.
 
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