Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What's wrong with a logical atheist^^ the posters point is way more scientific and logical . What is a goofier religion than an atheist with some dumb opinion on what he feels is moral or good? Some atheist people have violence and power in the good column and if they can kill you then I guess they are the ones who are right.
Explain the logical connection between the premise "When we die, there is no afterlife and no supreme being," to "There are no morals"?
Morals without a creator or afterlife are individual. If one persons morals include killing people who get in his way then it is equally valid to any other. Anything otherwise is the "feelings"'of a separate essentially worthless being.
If there is no creator, is it still not true that 1+1=2? There can be objective external truths without a creator. And people will disagree about what is moral even within one region. Is doesn't t mean there isn't a truth to the matter; it means we may not be right about the truth and should be humble.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, they don't. Nobody has souls. We are all just animals and will soon be dead. There are no morals. There is no reason to be good. I try to get as much fun and pleasure out of this freaky thing that feels like existance but is not while I can.
It's funny. I know a lot of atheists and agnostics and none of them believe there are no morals or no reason to be good. Those two things don't require a supreme being.
Sometimes I wonder if there is someone on here who is not an atheist but who is trying to make atheists look bad.
Ha -- Sometimes I wonder the same thing about Christians! Other times I appreciate the inanities - no matter what their source - because they provide a mirror into people's thinking.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What's wrong with a logical atheist^^ the posters point is way more scientific and logical . What is a goofier religion than an atheist with some dumb opinion on what he feels is moral or good? Some atheist people have violence and power in the good column and if they can kill you then I guess they are the ones who are right.
Explain the logical connection between the premise "When we die, there is no afterlife and no supreme being," to "There are no morals"?
Morals without a creator or afterlife are individual. If one persons morals include killing people who get in his way then it is equally valid to any other. Anything otherwise is the "feelings"'of a separate essentially worthless being.
Anonymous wrote:Yes. It is a good deal. The bible says it is our blessed hope^^^
Saint Paul was a murder and the theif on the cross next to Jesus were saved instantly . Its understanding you're situation and accepting the gift which includes acknowledging you don't deserve it and showing gratitude by turning from sin as best as you can.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How anyone can deny that all of us, everybody, including children are first and foremost self-centered and concerned is hilarious. Self centered nature is original sin and we are all guilty.
An allegory for Christianity is this
You die, you go to a courtroom , God is the judge. The prosecuting attorney is seasoned.. He's a pro and very well prepared . "Your honor, here sits (you/me)... He has broken your commandments and as you know.. Breaking the commandments leads to a sentence of spiritual death and punishment. I am going to play every instance of the defendants life where he/she has broken commandments and sinned. A video screen comes up., you look at your attorney, he's filing his nails and not worried . You're like Oooh crap! After 2 years of watching each sin you have committed, the prosecutor (satan) wraps up his case with.. "And as you can see your honor , the defendent is guilty of sin beyond count and measure and as the bible says she shall surely be put to death !" And he sits down with a self satisfied look on his face. You look at your attorney and go "what are you going to do?" He says " don't worry" you say " easy for you to say .. I'm the one in jeopardy!"
Your attorney stands up and says "permission to approach the bench" God says.. "Permission granted." Your attorney walks up.. Leans into God and says in a low voice .. " Dad. This defendent knows me and loves me. I died and already paid the price for her." God says " case dismissed!" Defendent.. All is forgiven and forgotten enter the kingdom of heaven with your brothers and sisters in Me.
Wow -- I wonder if this scare tactic will work on some nervous, wavering Christians!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, they don't. Nobody has souls. We are all just animals and will soon be dead. There are no morals. There is no reason to be good. I try to get as much fun and pleasure out of this freaky thing that feels like existance but is not while I can.
It's funny. I know a lot of atheists and agnostics and none of them believe there are no morals or no reason to be good. Those two things don't require a supreme being.
Sometimes I wonder if there is someone on here who is not an atheist but who is trying to make atheists look bad.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, they don't. Nobody has souls. We are all just animals and will soon be dead. There are no morals. There is no reason to be good. I try to get as much fun and pleasure out of this freaky thing that feels like existance but is not while I can.
It's funny. I know a lot of atheists and agnostics and none of them believe there are no morals or no reason to be good. Those two things don't require a supreme being.
Sometimes I wonder if there is someone on here who is not an atheist but who is trying to make atheists look bad.
Anonymous wrote:
Actually, atheists are less than nothing since they waste resources and produce fecal matter. A rock is much cleaner and harmonious with the universe.
Anonymous wrote:How anyone can deny that all of us, everybody, including children are first and foremost self-centered and concerned is hilarious. Self centered nature is original sin and we are all guilty.
An allegory for Christianity is this
You die, you go to a courtroom , God is the judge. The prosecuting attorney is seasoned.. He's a pro and very well prepared . "Your honor, here sits (you/me)... He has broken your commandments and as you know.. Breaking the commandments leads to a sentence of spiritual death and punishment. I am going to play every instance of the defendants life where he/she has broken commandments and sinned. A video screen comes up., you look at your attorney, he's filing his nails and not worried . You're like Oooh crap! After 2 years of watching each sin you have committed, the prosecutor (satan) wraps up his case with.. "And as you can see your honor , the defendent is guilty of sin beyond count and measure and as the bible says she shall surely be put to death !" And he sits down with a self satisfied look on his face. You look at your attorney and go "what are you going to do?" He says " don't worry" you say " easy for you to say .. I'm the one in jeopardy!"
Your attorney stands up and says "permission to approach the bench" God says.. "Permission granted." Your attorney walks up.. Leans into God and says in a low voice .. " Dad. This defendent knows me and loves me. I died and already paid the price for her." God says " case dismissed!" Defendent.. All is forgiven and forgotten enter the kingdom of heaven with your brothers and sisters in Me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What's wrong with a logical atheist^^ the posters point is way more scientific and logical . What is a goofier religion than an atheist with some dumb opinion on what he feels is moral or good? Some atheist people have violence and power in the good column and if they can kill you then I guess they are the ones who are right.
Explain the logical connection between the premise "When we die, there is no afterlife and no supreme being," to "There are no morals"?