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Never heard of Linker, but he sounds like a nutjob. Scuba Jan 2014 #1
He has done some good work. rug Jan 2014 #3
Really? AtheistCrusader Jan 2014 #17
Really. rug Jan 2014 #20
So, where's the evidence of a broader increase in the religious belief by the intelligentsia? AtheistCrusader Jan 2014 #22
Read the book. rug Jan 2014 #23
Yeah, the reviews are glowing. As in 'radioactive'. AtheistCrusader Jan 2014 #24
Like customer review #23 of 82 on Amazon? rug Jan 2014 #28
Some of the other reviews there said it was not meant to provide that sort of data AtheistCrusader Jan 2014 #29
I didn't like Linker's first statement against Atheism. But next quoting Marcus Aurelius helps. Brettongarcia Jan 2014 #36
The idea that atheist are lacking something annoys me. The only thing we're lacking is gullibility. Scuba Jan 2014 #37
The idea that atheists are superior to theists annoys me. cbayer Jan 2014 #38
Perfect time to bring this back Goblinmonger Jan 2014 #2
Bet you didn't have to go far. rug Jan 2014 #4
Just my photobucket account. Goblinmonger Jan 2014 #6
Who, me? rug Jan 2014 #8
Death is not "irrevocably terrifying" to me, so this article is useless in exploring who I am and AtheistCrusader Jan 2014 #5
That's fine but your experience likely does not define others'. rug Jan 2014 #7
Ok, but that wasn't the point of the article, nor my objection. AtheistCrusader Jan 2014 #9
! cleanhippie Jan 2014 #10
Shaw PassingFair Jan 2014 #18
I have never heard that quote before. AtheistCrusader Jan 2014 #19
Crusader: GREAT statement from you, here! Consider putting it up for general discussion Brettongarcia Jan 2014 #34
You should direct that at the author in the OP. jeff47 Jan 2014 #26
There's no reason to adopt a flaw as one's own. rug Jan 2014 #27
It's a flawed statement. But? Then he moves on to a viable agnostic Ethics Brettongarcia Jan 2014 #40
How to be a jerk about atheists. longship Jan 2014 #11
how to be an offensive theist pokerfan Jan 2014 #30
Well, you know how atheists are all strident and angry. longship Jan 2014 #31
I got that just by reading the title and the username. 2ndAmForComputers Jan 2014 #32
That's odd. All I need to see is the username. rug Jan 2014 #33
It seems odd to introduce existentialism into such a discussion, without even a nod struggle4progress Jan 2014 #12
Love that quote LostOne4Ever Jan 2014 #13
well, hell. Nothing to do but be stoic about it I guess. rug Jan 2014 #15
As for the article LostOne4Ever Jan 2014 #14
I dislike strawmen of any type. rug Jan 2014 #16
Interesting article, though I don't believe he does Camus justice. Jim__ Jan 2014 #21
Most current atheists claim that godlessness is good for you? LeftishBrit Jan 2014 #25
The author has confused the claim that one can be good without god Warren Stupidity Jan 2014 #35
I don't think the problem for atheists or believers is about honesty, or God or gods. Starboard Tack Jan 2014 #39
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