24 Jun 07
Do any of you christians notice that there are many atheists around here who seem to love ripping into christian belief but as soon as you fight back and suggest that they might have some contradictions to think about themselves they get all offended as if their noses have been put out of joint? I've come to the conclusion that some (not all) can dish it out but as soon as it gets rough they can't take it. Has this been your experience?
24 Jun 07
Originally posted by knightmeisterthe atheists try to make this image of themselves that they have a higher intelligence than theists, as if they are God or something but the fact of the matter is that an atheists doesn't know anymore than a theist about how things began.
Do any of you christians notice that there are many atheists around here who seem to love ripping into christian belief but as soon as you fight back and suggest that they might have some contradictions to think about themselves they get all offended as if their noses have been put out of joint? I've come to the conclusion that some (not all) can dish it out but as soon as it gets rough they can't take it. Has this been your experience?
24 Jun 07
Originally posted by knightmeisterAtheists don't have a system of belief that requires one to try to reconcile contradictions. What are you talking about?
Do any of you christians notice that there are many atheists around here who seem to love ripping into christian belief but as soon as you fight back and suggest that they might have some contradictions to think about themselves they get all offended as if their noses have been put out of joint? I've come to the conclusion that some (not all) can dish it out but as soon as it gets rough they can't take it. Has this been your experience?
24 Jun 07
Originally posted by EcstremeVenomWe do tend to have higher intelligence than theists. It's been quite conclusively demonstrated.
the atheists try to make this image of themselves that they have a higher intelligence than theists, as if they are God or something but the fact of the matter is that an atheists doesn't know anymore than a theist about how things began.
http://kspark.kaist.ac.kr/Jesus/Intelligence%20&%20religion.htm
24 Jun 07
Originally posted by AThousandYoungatheists make bizarre conclusions about how life began, theism is no less of a fairy tale than the big bang THEORY is.
We do tend to have higher intelligence than theists. It's been quite conclusively demonstrated.
http://kspark.kaist.ac.kr/Jesus/Intelligence%20&%20religion.htm
24 Jun 07
Originally posted by EcstremeVenomGo and look up what a scientific theory is, it is not just an idea. Also, most atheists make no conclusions about how life begin, but we can live with the fact that we don't know.
atheists make bizarre conclusions about how life began, theism is no less of a fairy tale than the big bang THEORY is.
24 Jun 07
Originally posted by knightmeisterSince the truth we christians promote is spiritual and is spiritually discerned by those who possess the spirit of God, how can we expect the unbeliever to comprehend spiritual things?
Do any of you christians notice that there are many atheists around here who seem to love ripping into christian belief but as soon as you fight back and suggest that they might have some contradictions to think about themselves they get all offended as if their noses have been put out of joint? I've come to the conclusion that some (not all) can dish it out but as soon as it gets rough they can't take it. Has this been your experience?
Now I fully expect to get ripped for saying that, because the unbeliever is naturally going to assume that I am saying they're stupid.
I don't think anyone is stupid. Ignorant maybe, but certainly not stupid. As a matter of fact, I'm quite certain that just about everyone posting in this forum is more intelligent than me. I just don't think it's fair for them to insult my intelligence just because I say God is my father, and communicates with me spiritually.
24 Jun 07
Originally posted by knightmeisterNo, that has not been my experience at all. My experience tells me that atheists are very nice and agreeable people, while christians are dumb and nasty. And they smell bad, too.
Do any of you christians notice that there are many atheists around here who seem to love ripping into christian belief but as soon as you fight back and suggest that they might have some contradictions to think about themselves they get all offended as if their noses have been put out of joint? I've come to the conclusion that some (not all) can dish it out but as soon as it gets rough they can't take it. Has this been your experience?
25 Jun 07
Originally posted by wittywonkaWhy? 🙂
Sure, some Christians have innate human flaws, and Christianity has its own share of flaws. Sure, some atheists have innate human flaws, and atheism has its share of flaws, too.
But we must just accept and tolerate one another's beliefs and move on.
Kelly
25 Jun 07
Originally posted by DazzlerUKYea, when speaking how it all begun if you look at the time before the
Go and look up what a scientific theory is, it is not just an idea. Also, most atheists make no conclusions about how life begin, but we can live with the fact that we don't know.
big bang there are a lot of "it is illogical to think about it since time
wasn’t there either" it isn't like there are not issues with atheist beliefs
it is only that they don't like thinking or talking with theists.
Kelly
25 Jun 07
Originally posted by KellyJayHold on there Kelly, you know better than that.
Yea, when speaking how it all begun if you look at the time before the
big bang there are a lot of "it is illogical to think about it since time
wasn’t there either" it isn't like there are not issues with atheist beliefs
it is only that they don't like thinking or talking with theists.
Kelly
Atheism is not science. Don't confuse the two.
25 Jun 07
Originally posted by KellyJayAtheism is the absence of belief in deities KJ, it says nothing about requiring proof of how and why we exist. This question is irrelevant.
Really, how do you get everything from nothing?
Kelly
As an atheist you can be happy with the fact that current knowledge cannot explain everything, as opposed to requiring an imaginary friend to fill in the gaps.
Or are you just fishing to bang on about the your belief is no different than my belief broken record again.......😴😴😴😴😴😴😴
25 Jun 07
Originally posted by knightmeisterSuch as?
Do any of you christians notice that there are many atheists around here who seem to love ripping into christian belief but as soon as you fight back and suggest that they might have some contradictions to think about themselves they get all offended as if their noses have been put out of joint? I've come to the conclusion that some (not all) can dish it out but as soon as it gets rough they can't take it. Has this been your experience?