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xfundy

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2. I'd have no problem with the God-botherers

Reply to rug (Original post)

Sun Aug 30, 2015, 10:44 AM

Aug 2015

if they hadn't targeted me.

I don't care if someone wants to worship whatever they come up with to deify, but when they claim superiority over others, they've gone too far.

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A Point of View: Does atheism have to be anti-religious? [View all] rug Aug 2015 OP

Most atheists I 've run into aren't particularly evangelical. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Aug 2015 #1

I'd have no problem with the God-botherers xfundy Aug 2015 #2

Why? Igel Aug 2015 #5

Your point can be refuted with one name. Promethean Aug 2015 #10

Does religion have to be anti-atheist? SheilaT Aug 2015 #3

Religion requires evangillism Lordquinton Aug 2015 #7

I think religion is anti-atheist by definition. Arugula Latte Aug 2015 #9

Where is that? Cartoonist Aug 2015 #4

the omni attribute is simply a logical impossibility. At best gods are simply an abstract concept, Warren Stupidity Aug 2015 #16

someone's read their Ernst Bloch MisterP Aug 2015 #6

Back in the day, I use to watch Madalyn Murray O'Hair. safeinOhio Aug 2015 #8

It turns to anti-theism only when the individual allows that kernel of Leontius Aug 2015 #11

How does that reflect the inherent anti-atheism in religion? Lordquinton Aug 2015 #12

There is no inherent anti-athesim in religion. Leontius Aug 2015 #13

How is religion not anti-atheist by nature? Lordquinton Aug 2015 #14

The abrahamic religions explicitly exhort to evangelize for it. AtheistCrusader Aug 2015 #15

Of course it doesn't, as Gray proves by his description of the views of Giacomo Leopardi. - n/t Jim__ Aug 2015 #17

yes, no , maybe?? Angry Dragon Aug 2015 #18