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skepticscott

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6. What he's referring to

Thu Feb 20, 2014, 02:10 PM

Feb 2014

is an anti-theist movement, and when he says it's 99% atheists, he's just spewing nonsense, like all the other Huff Post hacks you dredge up, cbayer. You're a member yourself, cbayer, whether you admit it or not. I mean, seriously, do you apply even the slightest measure of critical thought to what you post, or do you just fling everything at the wall and hope something sticks, with your usual dodge "I don't necessarily agree, I just flung this out for discussion"?

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The Growing Importance of an Atheist Community [View all] cbayer Feb 2014 OP

The only point I disagree with is pipoman Feb 2014 #1

Agree. I think there are both official and unofficial leaders within the group. cbayer Feb 2014 #2

Welcome to the atheist community, cbayer. n/t trotsky Feb 2014 #3

Seems he's addresing atheists. rug Feb 2014 #4

There seems to be a lot of understandable resistance to viewing cbayer Feb 2014 #5

For me it is about being truthful LostOne4Ever Feb 2014 #11

How then do you explain the growing number of organizations? cbayer Feb 2014 #12

Its a growing demographic LostOne4Ever Feb 2014 #14

No, there is not a single group that represents atheists as a whole, cbayer Feb 2014 #15

Totally agree LostOne4Ever Feb 2014 #16

What he's referring to skepticscott Feb 2014 #6

There it is. The answer to my question. rug Feb 2014 #7

Noise blast skepticscott Feb 2014 #8

This reads like one side of an argument with another atheist muriel_volestrangler Feb 2014 #9

Im going to quote the article's author LostOne4Ever Feb 2014 #10

Great post. n/t trotsky Feb 2014 #13