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I can think of many wars fought in the name of religion, but none in the name of "atheism". That really is the problem with organised religion - it can become an exclusive "club", and those in charge can lead the members to commit evil acts against those in another "club". A bit like gang warfare, I suppose. |
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As has been stated many, many times in the thread before, were they religious wars, or were they territorial/economic wars dressed up with religion as the driver?
btw, WW1 16 million dead; WW2 60 million dead, Vietnam War 6 million, - don't remember religion having much to do with those? |
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However. I do recall reading about the padres "blessing" the troops before they went out to kill the enemy. Hardly a "live and let live" attitude, is it? |
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The live and let live attitude should really apply to all the posters on this thread really!!
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Modern wars are not the result of religion, but religion plays a major part. All you need to do is turn on the telly and see the carnage going on in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Why don't you bring up the Spanish Inquisition next? I have just read your article and it basically says what I did, don't you bother reading the links you provide? |
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Even when presented with the facts, the godbots continue to mock and deny them.:rolleyes:
---------- Post added at 15:07 ---------- Previous post was at 14:35 ---------- Hey ... I booked today for discussing the Ark. Dismissing the fact that there isn't enough water in the world for the flood to have happened, lets have a look at the feasibility of the ark. Using the current figures of alive species, which will be roughly the same. Mammals 5,416 Birds 9,956 Reptiles 8,240 Roughly 23612 x 2 as 2 of each = 47224 Vertebrates Insects 950,000 times 2 of each = 1'900'000. In total 1947224 animals allegedly on the arc. The logistics of collecting all the animals is impossible let along building a wooden boat that could house them all.:doh: Nice story for children though ... I remember being read told it in Sunday School. |
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For your viewing pleasure http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_I-ZDv9IMA 18 days later "The animals went in 9244 by 9244 hurrah hurrah". :rofl: |
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Tell me, what is your sole purpose of taking part in this thread?
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For fairly putting across the views of the atheist that God doesn't exist, using common sense, facts, science, and logic.
Yourself? |
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The sentence above however does make me laugh though. Neither you, I or anyone else can disprove the existence of an almighty superbeing in the same way that it can't be proven that one exists. To try to do so is a complete waste of time, as this thread is testament to. I'll keep my options open for now, you see I am a believer of evolution. Arguing ID and creationism "at this level" are IMO just plain silly and to say otherwise exposes you as not being rational. However, can I say that some superbeing did not create the universe and the rules therein? no I can't. It is a perfectly arguable point of view that a superbeing created the universe and the laws within that universe thereby creating the very science, facts and logic you are using to disprove the beings very existence. Therefore for a happy and healthy life, don't worry about it. Now there are many other discussion points in regards to the pro's and con's of "religion" but that is not what the title of the thread is about. |
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And you always seem to avoid the point that lots of posts (both atheist and non-atheist) have put - you are insisting on measuring something metaphysical by physical means. |
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