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Still Don't Think Theism is a Mind Disorder...Part Deux

rationalresponders.com — Since there have been so many things that I wanted to address in the comments, plus the fact that it got long as hell, I decided to post it here. Enjoy.

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  • CookieDuster666, on 01/15/2008, -0/+2My fave so far: "Sorry if you feel like I'm giving you a bad reputation. Maybe you should call yourself something other than atheist to differentiate yourself from the rest of us and avoid the stigma. Like anti-inflammatory-statementist. Or, never-tell-people-they're-full-of-*****."
  • pitlord, on 01/15/2008, -4/+1All of these atheist arguments against Theism are based on anecdotal evidence. The author's conclusions are entirely subjective.
    -_-
    What I find so ironic is how evangelical these atheists are while their biggest complaint against religion is against those churches who evangelize and preach their religious teachings at every opportunity. So, if they hate religious preaching so much, why is it okay for them to preach atheism?
    >.>
    Maybe I'm getting old, but this kind of hypocrisy is really getting hard to swallow especially from these self proclaimed "intellectuals" of the liberal intelligencia.
  • CookieDuster666, on 01/16/2008, -0/+2Preaching? I think not. Responding to attacks? Certainly.
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