Why do atheists and anti-theists care about the beliefs of religious people?
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Anonymous
Citations are not possible for opinions. |
Anonymous
Is Donald Trump an atheist? Do religious people care? |
Anonymous
No, I'm Catholic. Atheists can be very pita. On one hand they can be insecure that you get something out of your faith and then on the other pissed off that you don't agree with what is in their mind their superior atheist insights. Usually an insufferably annoying white male left-leaning know-it-all. |
Anonymous
Lol. Very ironic post. |
Anonymous
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As an atheist, I can tell you they do it because they are insecure in their beliefs.
Even the 16 year old atheists on Reddit aren’t as annoying and stupid as the atheists on DCUM. |
Anonymous
"I am Presbyterian. And I go to church and I love God and I love my church." -Trump |
Anonymous
Religion,(e.g., that the son of God rose from the dead and ascended in heaven) is based on supernatural events (e.g., Santa Claus living at the North Pole) that we now know to be scientifically impossible. |
Anonymous
Says a liar. |
Anonymous
As an atheist, I can tell you that I hope that modern people who know how to use a computer will realize, as I did, that religious claims can't possibly be true and that you can be a good person without religion. |
Anonymous
To me, it doesn't matter if sensible information comes from anonymous strangers or tomes of great knowledge. Since I was a child, I don't make up my mind based on what people say, but on what makes sense. Religious art and music can be beautiful and I cherish religion for that, but the claims of religion don't make sense, so I reject them. |
Anonymous
A Christian liar. |
Anonymous
Atheism is primarily white males. Atheists and agnostics are particularly likely to be non-Hispanic whites. Fully eight-in-ten atheists and agnostics (82%) are white, 3% are black, 6% are Hispanic, and the remainder is of some other race or of mixed race. https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2012/10/09/nones-on-the-rise-demographics/#:~:text=Atheists%20and%20agnostics%20are%20particularly%20likely%20to%20be%20non%2DHispanic,race%20or%20of%20mixed%20race Atheists are 64% male, according to the same citation. So white males are disparaging religious people, hmmmm. That’s certainly a vibe. |
Anonymous
Hon. Everything about religion is made up. That’s why it’s called “faith” or “belief.” You don’t have to have faith or belief in things that can be scientifically proven. |
Anonymous
Excuse you? Citations are for things that can be proven scientifically. The existence of god has never been proven and published in a peer-reviewed journal. |
Anonymous
Jesus was a real man who walked the earth. He’s not made up. His apostles were real men. Archeologists found evidence of King David. Ancient artifact confirming King David's existence to be exhibited in the US The world-famous Tel Dan Stele artifact will be on display in the U.S. for two months starting in a little more than two weeks. The Tel Dan Stele dates back to 9th century B.C. and was discovered in the mid-1990's in Israel. It is archaeological proof of the existence of King David outside of the passages of The Bible. An inscription on the artifact is translated to "king of the House of David." "The discovery of the stele caused an earthquake in the archaeological community," Brad Macdonald, curator of the Kingdom of David and Solomon Discovered Exibit, said in a statement. "It vanquished the common belief that King David was a fictional character and bolstered the credibility of the Bible as a valuable historical source. This is just one reason that it is one of the most important archaeological discoveries ever found." The Tel Dan Stele is on loan from the Israel Museum. https://www.beaumontenterprise.com/news/article/tel-dan-stele-us-display-19742149.php So not everything about religion is “made up.” |