Atheists and Agnostics

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Comment by Robin Granström Käll on November 5, 2013 at 12:07pm

I have no problem with religion per say. But it's when personal beliefs starts to leak out on society and affect education, perception of reality and the progress of human kind we have a problem.
If you would choose to believe in some kind of god it's great, for some it can be a help in life, some kind of higher meaning or whatever. But if you decide that your belief is the only right one and everything else is wrong and you have to start trying to affect your surroundings grouping up and fight for god, perhaps taking your kids out of school to become "warrior of god" (yes, the movie jesus camp) you have it all wrong.
Personally i do not believe in any god, and think that organised religion is the biggest flaw in human evolution.

Comment by Nick McFadden (Myopic Byclops) on May 26, 2012 at 2:02pm

I run a small blog that deals with the issues of Atheism, mostly what it means to be an Atheist. Each month I answer a question that's generally geared toward Atheism.

http://bolt-lod.blogspot.com/

You guys should check it out when you get the chance, perhaps help me find new questions to answer.

Comment by Lord Schmee on May 26, 2012 at 6:10am

Evolution and God can still co-exist. Just because one fact in a bible written by humans (well, many facts, but that's another discussion) is wrong doesn't mean their God is.
Also, no one can honestly say no TYPE of God, be it an earthly religion or not, doesn't exist.

 

That's why I tend to see myself as agnostic - no one can ever truly know any of it, so there's no point spending your life worrying or arguing over it. :P

 

The only thing I hate is when people can't tell the difference between a belief and a fact (and this isn't just restricted to theists, either).

Just thought I'd toss in my contribution. :3 

Comment by Jessica Rose Hickey on April 27, 2012 at 7:46am

I totally agree!

Comment by Nick McFadden (Myopic Byclops) on April 21, 2012 at 11:12am

@ Czar-lii

An invitation of that nature should probably be a discussion, not a comment. =\

Comment by charlie/charles(i'm unsure)heard on March 3, 2010 at 6:21am

do you look the same as your mom or dad, no there you have it that's evolution at work

Comment by NCSUBunyip on September 25, 2009 at 1:27pm

yes and i feel like im answering them more than adequately. i would like you to engage please. here is a question for you, merely to get you to debate. if god is all knowing, all loving and all powerful, why do bad things happen in this world. it seems that if he was all loving then it would break hims to see us suffer. he also has the power to stop bad things from happening, so why doesnt he.

Comment by Mark Dykstra(the giant dragon) on September 21, 2009 at 7:41am

im just asking simple questions

Comment by NCSUBunyip on September 20, 2009 at 11:55am

The mass of evidence is enough to convince me that it is true. I think a big piece of evidence is that we have to get a new flu vaccination every year. The virus EVOLVES. It only follows that this would extend over the 5 billions years the earth has existed. And the repetition of your short condescending questions are not appreciated. It shows that you are not actually involved in our conversation, you are merely trying to "catch me" in a creationism trap.

Comment by Mark Dykstra(the giant dragon) on September 20, 2009 at 9:51am

y do u belive in evolotion

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