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Iggo

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23. Why would a person who doesn't believe in any gods respect a god?
Tue Dec 22, 2015, 01:44 PM
Dec 2015

Yeah, that's a tough one.

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Has he considered the explanation skepticscott Dec 2015 #1
A quick visit to the Amazon page suggests that's not the case. Htom Sirveaux Dec 2015 #2
If you accept those reviews as authoritative skepticscott Dec 2015 #5
What about you personally? Htom Sirveaux Dec 2015 #6
Maybe the people he's whining about skepticscott Dec 2015 #7
I don't "respect" anyone's version of "god" in the least skepticscott Dec 2015 #8
Amazon sales rank 2084669 Warren Stupidity Dec 2015 #9
One of my neigbors is a Calvinist-curious fundie who has no idea I'm an atheist* Fumesucker Dec 2015 #3
That's cool. :-) Htom Sirveaux Dec 2015 #4
I don't respect any form of religion. Promethean Dec 2015 #10
Do you respect humanity? Leontius Dec 2015 #11
You say you don't respect any form of religion. Htom Sirveaux Dec 2015 #12
So this is all based on edhopper Dec 2015 #13
I find liberal Christianity easier to live with than harsh and/or fundamentalist versions... Silent3 Dec 2015 #14
According to the black-and-white view of Mr. Rauser and theists like him... trotsky Dec 2015 #17
Well, you know how those Calvinist gods can be... pokerfan Dec 2015 #15
LOL trotsky Dec 2015 #16
And it is quite literally the dumbest argument in the apologist arsenal. Act_of_Reparation Dec 2015 #18
"Evil exists because god must allow us to have free will!" trotsky Dec 2015 #19
Oh, but child rape is just an unfortunate consequence of free will. Act_of_Reparation Dec 2015 #20
I'm also very curious about the "free will" of earthquakes and tornados. Silent3 Dec 2015 #22
In a way, sure. AtheistCrusader Dec 2015 #21
Why would a person who doesn't believe in any gods respect a god? Iggo Dec 2015 #23
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