CNN on Atheism..

[QUOTE="LAZZOR"][QUOTE="Greatgone12"][QUOTE="Def_Jef88"][QUOTE="yoshi-lnex"][QUOTE="qwerty2305"]Bible is proof. Nobody wants to accept it though. Nisstyre_56

hey whiny atheists! If you dont like it go to China! They're communists!

Religious people being intolerant...I've never heard of this before :roll:tooELEET

  You's don't believes? How dare you ignore my mighty ramblings that have been washed into me brain! DIE HEATHONOS SCUM!!

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dustinsdabest

hey whiny atheists! If you dont like it go to China! They're communists!

dustinsdabest

It annoys me greatly... They just generalize that ALL Athiests are anti-christian and hate people due to religion etc... Im athiest and proud, but i don't cvare what people believe in. You can believe in God, i wonm't change my opinion of you because of it. SO long as you dont stuff religion down my throat *which happens alot as you coudl imagine.* than im fine.JumpingMirrior

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dustinsdabest

[QUOTE="muscleserge"]This is just what I expected from Christians, if you're not christian than "shut up" seriously they couldn't pick a more biased bunch.SunJian18

This intolerance you show toward Christians is no better than the intolerance from Christians you are referring to.

Real Christians who are right with the Lord do not act like intolerant morons for the most part.

So, America is not a Christian nation? Yet all of our money says "In God We Trust" I Love it! :lol: Eman5805

Well I am Christian and I agree with the man in the video people need to learn to stfu and keep their beliefs to themselves and not try to force them on anyone, and that goes to everyone. Atheist, Christian, Muslim, etc those words are just titles we use to describe our beliefs in the end we are all people and we should all learn to get use to each other. leegar88

So, America is not a Christian nation? Yet all of our money says "In God We Trust" I Love it! :lol: Eman5805

  Most religions have a god. Mythology is full of gods,  gods that aren't particular to any religion. A god is a divinity, a supreme being. It merely states "In god we trust" It doesn't declaire any religion. Remember the olympian gods?

  Like the expressions. "I feel like a god." or "it's god like" God meaning uncanny, extraordinary or superior.

[QUOTE="Dasc00"][QUOTE="dustinsdabest"]

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greenprince

The U.S. is not a Christain country. BTW, there is something called separation from Church and State.Media_geek20

[QUOTE="greenprince"][QUOTE="Dasc00"][QUOTE="dustinsdabest"]

hey whiny atheists! If you dont like it go to China! They're communists!

greenprince

Most religions have a god. Mythology is full of gods, gods that aren't particular to any religion. A god is a divinity, a supreme being. It merely states "In god we trust" It doesn't declaire any religion. Remember the olympian gods?

Like the expressions. "I feel like a god." or "it's god like" God meaning uncanny, extraordinary or superior.

MagnumPI

[QUOTE="Eman5805"]So, America is not a Christian nation? Yet all of our money says "In God We Trust" I Love it! :lol: MagnumPI

  Most religions have a god. Mythology is full of gods,  gods that aren't particular to any religion. A god is a divinity, a supreme being. It merely states "In god we trust" It doesn't declaire any religion. Remember the olympian gods?

  Like the expressions. "I feel like a god." or "it's god like" God meaning uncanny, extraordinary or superior.

Well, thanks for the lesson, but seriously, in 1950 something you're telling me they could have been talking about Zeus? (Of course to an atheist they're the same thing, right?) Generally, in America, when someone says God with the big "G" they're talking about a monotheistic religion. And since Christianity is the predominate monotheistic religion in America(unless it isn't somehow), it's a high probability that they're refering to the Chrisitan one when saying "In God We Trust." Which is the one I believe in btw.

That's all I'm saying.

The U.S. is not a Christain country. BTW, there is something called separation from Church and State.Media_geek20

 Church and state, not Church and country. Besides.. it is by heritage. When they say nation they don't mean the people. They mean the nation. Most law is based on religion. Modern law is a production of religion. Like many other nations America and it's customs are founded on christian creed. Most North Americans Celebrate christmas.

[QUOTE="Eman5805"]So, America is not a Christian nation? Yet all of our money says "In God We Trust" I Love it! :lol: MagnumPI

Most religions have a god. Mythology is full of gods, gods that aren't particular to any religion. A god is a divinity, a supreme being. It merely states "In god we trust" It doesn't declaire any religion. Remember the olympian gods?

Like the expressions. "I feel like a god." or "it's god like" God meaning uncanny, extraordinary or superior.

Modern law is a production of religion.

MagnumPI

[QUOTE="dustinsdabest"]

hey whiny atheists! If you dont like it go to China! They're communists!

Dasc00

[QUOTE="MagnumPI"]

[QUOTE="Eman5805"]So, America is not a Christian nation? Yet all of our money says "In God We Trust" I Love it! :lol: Eman5805

  Most religions have a god. Mythology is full of gods,  gods that aren't particular to any religion. A god is a divinity, a supreme being. It merely states "In god we trust" It doesn't declaire any religion. Remember the olympian gods?

  Like the expressions. "I feel like a god." or "it's god like" God meaning uncanny, extraordinary or superior.

Well, thanks for the lesson, but seriously, in 1950 something you're telling me they could have been talking about Zeus? (Of course to an atheist they're the same thing, right?) Generally, in America, when someone says God with the big "G" they're talking about a monotheistic religion. And since Christianity is the predominate monotheistic religion in America(unless it isn't somehow), it's a high probability that they're refering to the Chrisitan one when saying "In God We Trust." Which is the one I believe in btw.

That's all I'm saying.

  So technically we are a christian nation. We still celebrate christmas and live by the creed of christian religions.

  I don't even know why they even added that in God we trust to the currency. Maybe the figured since the 70% of Non-religious americans celebrate christmas and rest celebrate some sort of other religious holiday there shouldn't be any reason for the the currecny not to say "In god we trust"

  It just says in "god we trust" It's generic. It could be any god. If you gave god a name that would offend anyone who believes in another god. In god we trust. Which god? pfft whichever god you want it to be.

*shrugs* So long as you can sleep at night man, keep floating your boat.

Actually that about sums up the whole religion topic for me..

[QUOTE="Eman5805"][QUOTE="MagnumPI"]

[QUOTE="Eman5805"]So, America is not a Christian nation? Yet all of our money says "In God We Trust" I Love it! :lol: MagnumPI

Most religions have a god. Mythology is full of gods, gods that aren't particular to any religion. A god is a divinity, a supreme being. It merely states "In god we trust" It doesn't declaire any religion. Remember the olympian gods?

Like the expressions. "I feel like a god." or "it's god like" God meaning uncanny, extraordinary or superior.

Well, thanks for the lesson, but seriously, in 1950 something you're telling me they could have been talking about Zeus? (Of course to an atheist they're the same thing, right?) Generally, in America, when someone says God with the big "G" they're talking about a monotheistic religion. And since Christianity is the predominate monotheistic religion in America(unless it isn't somehow), it's a high probability that they're refering to the Chrisitan one when saying "In God We Trust." Which is the one I believe in btw.

That's all I'm saying.

So technically we are a christian nation. We still celebrate christmas and live by the creed of christian religions.

I don't even know why they even added that in God we trust to the currency. Maybe the figured since the 70% of Non-religious americans celebrate christmas and rest celebrate some sort of other religious holiday there shouldn't be any reason for the the currecny not to say "In god we trust"

It just says in "god we trust" It's generic. It could be any god. If you gave god a name that would offend anyone who believes in another god. In god we trust. Which god? pfft whichever god you want it to be.

[QUOTE="MagnumPI"]

Modern law is a production of religion.

Atrus

  The Greeks and Romans had religion. All forms of law are based on religion, because if people weren't taught to believe murder is wrong through creed there wouldn't be laws, because nobody wouldn't see a problem with other poeple doing whatever the hell they feel like.

  Religion is discipline, ethics and wisdom. It's a practice of order. What is law? A practice of order which is based on discipline, ethics and wisdom.

[QUOTE="MagnumPI"][QUOTE="Eman5805"][QUOTE="MagnumPI"]

[QUOTE="Eman5805"]So, America is not a Christian nation? Yet all of our money says "In God We Trust" I Love it! :lol: gameguy6700

Most religions have a god. Mythology is full of gods, gods that aren't particular to any religion. A god is a divinity, a supreme being. It merely states "In god we trust" It doesn't declaire any religion. Remember the olympian gods?

Like the expressions. "I feel like a god." or "it's god like" God meaning uncanny, extraordinary or superior.

Well, thanks for the lesson, but seriously, in 1950 something you're telling me they could have been talking about Zeus? (Of course to an atheist they're the same thing, right?) Generally, in America, when someone says God with the big "G" they're talking about a monotheistic religion. And since Christianity is the predominate monotheistic religion in America(unless it isn't somehow), it's a high probability that they're refering to the Chrisitan one when saying "In God We Trust." Which is the one I believe in btw.

That's all I'm saying.

So technically we are a christian nation. We still celebrate christmas and live by the creed of christian religions.

I don't even know why they even added that in God we trust to the currency. Maybe the figured since the 70% of Non-religious americans celebrate christmas and rest celebrate some sort of other religious holiday there shouldn't be any reason for the the currecny not to say "In god we trust"

It just says in "god we trust" It's generic. It could be any god. If you gave god a name that would offend anyone who believes in another god. In god we trust. Which god? pfft whichever god you want it to be.

  BUT MOST AMERICAN religions are christian spinoffs. We are talking about america.

Ancient Manuscripts written by thousands of people around the world say the Bible is true. qwerty2305

stfu dumba@@, the bible iz no different than cinderella, its a f u kin fairy tale

[QUOTE="greenprince"][QUOTE="greenprince"][QUOTE="Dasc00"][QUOTE="dustinsdabest"]

hey whiny atheists! If you dont like it go to China! They're communists!

Dasc00

[QUOTE="Dasc00"][QUOTE="greenprince"][QUOTE="Dasc00"][QUOTE="dustinsdabest"]

hey whiny atheists! If you dont like it go to China! They're communists!

greenprince

I agree with these guys 100%. Most atheists dont care what there beliefs are. All athiests are out there to do is prove that Religion is wrong. What is atheism? Atheism is all about trying to prove religious people wrong. If Atheists really believed something, they would sit at home and believe what they want to. But they dont do that, they are always out their trying to annoy religious people and fight with them. Thats what athiesm is all about, fighting with religion and trying to disprove it.

So in my opinion.

My definition of Athiesm is. Athiesm: People who do not have their own beliefs. But are just out there to fight with religion and prove them wrong for no particular reason.

qwerty2305

[QUOTE="greenprince"][QUOTE="Dasc00"][QUOTE="greenprince"][QUOTE="Dasc00"][QUOTE="dustinsdabest"]

hey whiny atheists! If you dont like it go to China! They're communists!

-Karayan-

http://www.adherents.com/largecom/com_atheist.html

I'm christian and i have to say i agree that aethists seem to be hateful of christians anytime i say i'm christian (most) aetheists get mad at me and start insulting me because of my religion and i never did anythingo_sausage

[QUOTE="o_sausage"]I'm christian and i have to say i agree that aethists seem to be hateful of christians anytime i say i'm christian (most) aetheists get mad at me and start insulting me because of my religion and i never did anythingDasc00

No its because they are arrogant, not all, but most

I'm just glad they included Stephen A. Smith in there...or else that video would've seriously lacked all acceptance. The ignorance of the two ladies in the video just astounded me...ff7fan2

omg did you hear what they said about Europe? idiots...jointed