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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"Thanking God for the food you have while millions of people around the world starve every single day is like thanking a serial killer because he didn't kill YOU."

That is all.[/quote]

Since there is no God. You have no soul and are worth less than a pile of crap ( which doesn't consume resources or waste time with blathering opinions). [/quote]

Np. You're exactly right. I'm not a special snowflake with a bff adonis watching over me every nanosecond of my life. And neither are you. All we can do, is help people in this life. And then we're mulch. Very few of us are significant in the long term human imprint. I can accept that humble reality. [/quote]

Who said "special"? You are a soulless mass of matter that leaves a mess. Fecal, urinal and otherwise. Wasting time , energy and resources spewing a silly belief system of " human footprint " . You have no value in the universe. It is technically and in the scheme of the universe absolutely of no moral or immoral consequence if another soulless entity believed that murdering you is good.[/quote]

This seems "needlessly antagonistic."[/quote]

American's are taught to respect other people's religious beliefs, no matter how different they are from our beliefs and no matter how weird they seem.  That's good.

What is not good is that we are not taught to respect people who do not have religious beliefs.  In fact, many implicitly or explicitly are taught  not to respect people who do not hold religious beliefs. We're taught that they are lacking because they don't believe in anything, when in fact they simply lack belief in the supernatural for which there is no evidence in nature.

What you see above is the result of the attitude that it's better to believe in something - anything - supernatural than it is to  keep one's knowledge claims within the natural world .[/quote]

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