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AlbertCat

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18. too vast to commit to atheism, and at the same time we know too much to commit to a particular relig
Wed Apr 25, 2012, 08:36 PM
Apr 2012

Last edited Thu Apr 26, 2012, 02:32 AM - Edit history (2)

Yawn....

Atheism is not the rejection of a particular religion.

It is the rejection of an ancient superstition: god

Only if you redefine "god" does this fly.

Under any traditional definition of a god, to an atheist, it's just not worth worrying about.

There's no need to go to the universe to reject a god. All species on this planet but one never made up such a concept. So god doesn't even "exist" on 99.99% of our own planet.

Must we go thru Russell's Teapot again???

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