Theists are offended by the truth, that their beliefs are nothing more than superstition. They are unable to deal with it because faith is a mental disorder that prevents them from discerning fact from fiction.
-- Pacha
Showing posts with label FAITH. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FAITH. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 6, 2021
Saturday, April 3, 2021
I'm adding this to my list of favorite quotes. It's a comment someone wrote at the New York Times about the fucking retards who believe in the magical resurrection of the Magic Jeebus Man. And it's about their moronic excuse they call "faith".
John Ranta
New Hampshire Dec. 25, 2017
Times Pick
Such a long, and deeply flawed argument. “Denying the existence of God is as much a leap of faith as asserting it.” The author hopes we buy this claim, but it’s silly and wrong. Just replace “god” with “unicorns” and its flaw becomes clear. The problems with faith are two. One is that all claims to any sort of faith are equally valid. God and the resurrection? No more or less valid than crystals and chakras. Or voodoo, or leprechauns. The second problem is that faith can’t be shared, it’s divisive. Science is based on reproducibility and common understanding. Faith is based on personal belief and experience. As a result, people of faith will go to war to defend their beliefs against the infidels. And everyone who doesn’t buy your version of faith is a threat, an infidel.
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Tuesday, February 16, 2021
Someone else wrote this stuff about the gullible morons who suck up to a magic god fairy.
Why do people believe in their religion even though it's all based on faith and not concrete evidence?
It always made me curious as to why people believe in supernatural beings (god, jesus, allah, etc) and magic (healing powers, water into wine, etc) when there is literally no proof or evidence that supports their existence besides a book written hundreds of years ago that is also baseless in terms of it being legitimate.
It always made me curious as to why people believe in supernatural beings (god, jesus, allah, etc) and magic (healing powers, water into wine, etc) when there is literally no proof or evidence that supports their existence besides a book written hundreds of years ago that is also baseless in terms of it being legitimate.
Thursday, January 28, 2021
Religious fucktards use the word "faith" to justify their bullshit.
"Is faith a belief without evidence?"
That's the correct definition.
Scientists require evidence.
Religious people use the word "faith" to justify their moronic ridiculous fantasies. No evidence required.
That's the correct definition.
Scientists require evidence.
Religious people use the word "faith" to justify their moronic ridiculous fantasies. No evidence required.
Tuesday, December 22, 2020
Christians are Christians because reality makes them cry. I wrote this comment for a Christian fucktard.
"calling us stupid, idiotic"
You can fix your problem. Just stop being stupid and idiotic.
I suggest you should learn how to grow up and accept reality instead of being afraid of reality. And you need to throw out your ridiculous Magic Man fantasy.
Also, this idea that your dead decomposing Jeebus magically became a zombie. That's the most ridiculous fantasy ever invented. And it's disgusting. Imagine the smell.
Also, you have to throw out the word "faith". It's not a virtue. You people like to use the word "faith" so you can believe insane fantasies that have zero evidence. You will never be able to grow up until you throw out the word "faith".
You can fix your problem. Just stop being stupid and idiotic.
I suggest you should learn how to grow up and accept reality instead of being afraid of reality. And you need to throw out your ridiculous Magic Man fantasy.
Also, this idea that your dead decomposing Jeebus magically became a zombie. That's the most ridiculous fantasy ever invented. And it's disgusting. Imagine the smell.
Also, you have to throw out the word "faith". It's not a virtue. You people like to use the word "faith" so you can believe insane fantasies that have zero evidence. You will never be able to grow up until you throw out the word "faith".
Saturday, December 5, 2020
I'm adding this to my list of favorite quotes. It's about religious brainwashing.
"Faith can be very very dangerous, and deliberately to implant it into the vulnerable mind of an innocent child is a grievous wrong."
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"Faith is a mental disorder that prevents you from discerning fact from fiction. Children should be taught critical thinking skills, skepticism, rationality, and logic. Faith is not needed to believe in something that is real."
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What I wrote:
Religious indoctrination, also known as brainwashing, is child abuse. The child abusers belong in prison.
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"Faith is a mental disorder that prevents you from discerning fact from fiction. Children should be taught critical thinking skills, skepticism, rationality, and logic. Faith is not needed to believe in something that is real."
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What I wrote:
Religious indoctrination, also known as brainwashing, is child abuse. The child abusers belong in prison.
Sunday, November 22, 2020
Tuesday, October 20, 2020
Something I'm going to add to my list of favorite quotes, and also something written by a god-soaked moron. There is a lot of extreme stupidity here in Idiot America.
Why do Christians think faith is a good thing?
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"Christians think faith is a good thing because Christians don’t think. Faith is a disgusting illness."
-- Helene
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"Without faith, it is impossible to please God. No faith? God is not pleased."
-- David
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"Christians think faith is a good thing because Christians don’t think. Faith is a disgusting illness."
-- Helene
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"Without faith, it is impossible to please God. No faith? God is not pleased."
-- David
I answered a question about religion and science.
"Why does religion always contradict science?"
Religions require faith.
Science requires evidence.
Religions require supernatural magic.
Science requires reality.
Religions require faith.
Science requires evidence.
Religions require supernatural magic.
Science requires reality.
Friday, September 25, 2020
I wrote this for some Christian fucktards.
If something requires belief or faith then I know it's bullshit and I throw it out.
Cowardly god-soaked morons love the words "belief" and "faith" because it gives them an excuse to throw out reality.
Cowardly god-soaked morons love the words "belief" and "faith" because it gives them an excuse to throw out reality.
Wednesday, September 23, 2020
I answered a dumb question about atheism.
"Is atheism a test of faith?"
Atheism is an acceptance of reality. The word "faith" has nothing to do with it.
Faith is for cowardly morons who are afraid of reality.
Atheism is an acceptance of reality. The word "faith" has nothing to do with it.
Faith is for cowardly morons who are afraid of reality.
Saturday, September 12, 2020
Christianity is a mental illness. I wrote this for a Christian fucktard.
If something requires belief or faith then it's bullshit and it must be thrown out.
And that's why your childish "magic god fairy" fantasy should have been thrown out a long time ago.
Atheists prefer reality which has the advantage of being real.
Theists prefer supernatural magic and that's not real. It's a fairy tale for morons who never learned how to think.
And that's why your childish "magic god fairy" fantasy should have been thrown out a long time ago.
Atheists prefer reality which has the advantage of being real.
Theists prefer supernatural magic and that's not real. It's a fairy tale for morons who never learned how to think.
Friday, September 11, 2020
Other people wrote this stuff about why magical creationism is boring while evolution is interesting.
Why does evolution seem so much more intellectually engaging and exciting than creationism?
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creationism = god-did-it. There is nothing more to say about it.
Evolution is a fact with thousands of interesting evidences.
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The process it's all about the puzzle and solving it rather than having it solved for you only to find it was a lie to begin with.
Science teaches one how to think and to find factual answers for yourself.
Religions teach one what to think irrelevant to what the facts are.
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Because there's no intellectual engagement in Creationism.
Creationism starts with "God did it" and ends with "I have faith that that's the truth." There's no searching for evidence. There aren't any observations, hypotheses, testing, theories, peer review.
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Because reality (evolution) is far more complex and produces fair more amazing results than mythology (creation). It is also more rewarding to study something in-depth than to be simply told god did it.
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That's because with evolution you have to think it through. and once you cross the bridge to getting the answer, it's great. with god, it's boring and you're told everything and the message is boring. personally, I think science makes more sense. but god is a temptation because it sounds so nice. it's like pursuing your dreams to be a pro athlete or singer. you have a snowball's chance in making it. But it sounds so nice you fall for it.
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Creationism requires blind faith. It does not require thinking or reasoning. In fact thinking and reasoning would result in skepticism about creationism and are therefore discouraged. Creationists in fact have to resort to lying to convince the faithful that creationism is the Truth. Evolution is science, and it requires thinking, investigations, gathering of facts and reasoning, because there is so much we still do not know about how it happens and exactly what happened in the past. No one is required to believe in evolution, but people accept evolution because it is the most logical and reasonable explanation for what we have observed in nature.
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There's no comparison between science, facts and reality, and myths, superstitions, ignorance, and stupidity.
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creationism = god-did-it. There is nothing more to say about it.
Evolution is a fact with thousands of interesting evidences.
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The process it's all about the puzzle and solving it rather than having it solved for you only to find it was a lie to begin with.
Science teaches one how to think and to find factual answers for yourself.
Religions teach one what to think irrelevant to what the facts are.
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Because there's no intellectual engagement in Creationism.
Creationism starts with "God did it" and ends with "I have faith that that's the truth." There's no searching for evidence. There aren't any observations, hypotheses, testing, theories, peer review.
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Because reality (evolution) is far more complex and produces fair more amazing results than mythology (creation). It is also more rewarding to study something in-depth than to be simply told god did it.
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That's because with evolution you have to think it through. and once you cross the bridge to getting the answer, it's great. with god, it's boring and you're told everything and the message is boring. personally, I think science makes more sense. but god is a temptation because it sounds so nice. it's like pursuing your dreams to be a pro athlete or singer. you have a snowball's chance in making it. But it sounds so nice you fall for it.
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Creationism requires blind faith. It does not require thinking or reasoning. In fact thinking and reasoning would result in skepticism about creationism and are therefore discouraged. Creationists in fact have to resort to lying to convince the faithful that creationism is the Truth. Evolution is science, and it requires thinking, investigations, gathering of facts and reasoning, because there is so much we still do not know about how it happens and exactly what happened in the past. No one is required to believe in evolution, but people accept evolution because it is the most logical and reasonable explanation for what we have observed in nature.
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There's no comparison between science, facts and reality, and myths, superstitions, ignorance, and stupidity.
Saturday, August 29, 2020
I'm adding this to my list of favorite quotes. It's about the Christian retards who think faith is a virtue.
Faith ... that's another word for ignorance, isn't it? I've never understood how people can be so proud of believing in something with no proof at all, like that's an achievement.
-- Hugh Laurie
-- Hugh Laurie
I'm going to ask Christian fucktards this question.
Do Christians ever test their faith? Or are they afraid they might learn something?
For example, do they ever read books like Faith Versus Fact by Jerry Coyne or The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins?
For example, do they ever read books like Faith Versus Fact by Jerry Coyne or The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins?
Friday, August 28, 2020
"Gods are fragile things, they may be killed by a whiff of science or a dose of common sense."
I asked this question:
Do you agree or disagree with this Chapman Cohen's quote? And why?
"Gods are fragile things, they may be killed by a whiff of science or a dose of common sense. They thrive on servility and shrink before independence. They feed upon worship as kings do upon flattery. That is why the cry of gods at all times is “Worship us or we perish.” A dethroned monarch may retain some of his human dignity while driving a taxi for a living. But a god without his thunderbolt is a poor object."
― Chapman Cohen
There were some stupid answers. Here are some of the best answers:
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Science and common sense eroded my faith, though it took more than a whiff or a dose before I gave up Christianity.
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Yes. They are notions of wishful thinking. An excuse or jumping to conclusions.
People invented gods after they gave up trying to answer tough questions. Many of those questions have been answered by science.
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If all it took was that, we would have already freed the minds trapped in religious dogma already. Those folks will deny any science that contradicts their fairy tale...even as the same scientific method performs daily miracles like allowing man to fly or communicate great distances instantly.
They nonetheless deny what their own eyes tell them, and believe stories in a book with obvious contradictions like telling us to not kill, but in other parts telling us to kill witches or telling the Israelites to massacre entire cities. Meanwhile, as soon as they get sick, they go to the SCIENCE doctor for a cure, putting their faith in reality rather than mysticism. As soon as they heal, they are right back to believing in magic men who walk on water and talking snakes.
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They often survive for centuries (only in the minds of believers, of course).
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gods are saved by this one little combination: stubbornness, denial, and tradition.
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We have experienced more than a whiff of science, and would credit ourselves with more than a dose of common sense and yet there are people who still believe in gods.
I'm an atheist, and I'm skeptical, make an assertion and if I don't agree with it, I'll challenge it. Even if it comes from a respected atheist. Common sense dictates that we should have the tools to be able to think and reason for ourselves!
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That seems accurate. The more educated people are, the less religious they are. Most scientists are atheists, religion is less common in more educated countries (for example compare the Scandinavian countries to the United States) and religions have been dying (although they unfortunately are far from dead) over the last hundred years or so which is probably correlated to how science advances and we can explain things without gods.
This is why churches and theists want to make people ignorant. Knowledge is dangerous to their belief system. Their gods are indeed fragile to science and common sense, that is why they need to keep it away from them.
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Pretty much sums up how gods and other imaginary creatures erode away with education or like he says, common sense.
Do you agree or disagree with this Chapman Cohen's quote? And why?
"Gods are fragile things, they may be killed by a whiff of science or a dose of common sense. They thrive on servility and shrink before independence. They feed upon worship as kings do upon flattery. That is why the cry of gods at all times is “Worship us or we perish.” A dethroned monarch may retain some of his human dignity while driving a taxi for a living. But a god without his thunderbolt is a poor object."
― Chapman Cohen
There were some stupid answers. Here are some of the best answers:
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Science and common sense eroded my faith, though it took more than a whiff or a dose before I gave up Christianity.
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Yes. They are notions of wishful thinking. An excuse or jumping to conclusions.
People invented gods after they gave up trying to answer tough questions. Many of those questions have been answered by science.
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If all it took was that, we would have already freed the minds trapped in religious dogma already. Those folks will deny any science that contradicts their fairy tale...even as the same scientific method performs daily miracles like allowing man to fly or communicate great distances instantly.
They nonetheless deny what their own eyes tell them, and believe stories in a book with obvious contradictions like telling us to not kill, but in other parts telling us to kill witches or telling the Israelites to massacre entire cities. Meanwhile, as soon as they get sick, they go to the SCIENCE doctor for a cure, putting their faith in reality rather than mysticism. As soon as they heal, they are right back to believing in magic men who walk on water and talking snakes.
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They often survive for centuries (only in the minds of believers, of course).
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gods are saved by this one little combination: stubbornness, denial, and tradition.
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We have experienced more than a whiff of science, and would credit ourselves with more than a dose of common sense and yet there are people who still believe in gods.
I'm an atheist, and I'm skeptical, make an assertion and if I don't agree with it, I'll challenge it. Even if it comes from a respected atheist. Common sense dictates that we should have the tools to be able to think and reason for ourselves!
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That seems accurate. The more educated people are, the less religious they are. Most scientists are atheists, religion is less common in more educated countries (for example compare the Scandinavian countries to the United States) and religions have been dying (although they unfortunately are far from dead) over the last hundred years or so which is probably correlated to how science advances and we can explain things without gods.
This is why churches and theists want to make people ignorant. Knowledge is dangerous to their belief system. Their gods are indeed fragile to science and common sense, that is why they need to keep it away from them.
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Pretty much sums up how gods and other imaginary creatures erode away with education or like he says, common sense.
Wednesday, August 19, 2020
My contempt for Christian scum grows every day. I wrote this for Christian assholes.
Why do Christians think faith is a virtue?
FAITH: No one word personifies the absolute worst and most wicked properties of religion better than that. Faith is mind-rot. It’s the poison that destroys critical thinking, undermines evidence, and leads people into lives dedicated to absurdity. It’s a parasite regarded as a virtue.
-- PZ Myers
Religion is the antithesis of science, an anesthetic for the mind that disables critical thought and encourages the acceptance of inanity as fact, and wishful thinking as evidence.
-- PZ Myers
FAITH: No one word personifies the absolute worst and most wicked properties of religion better than that. Faith is mind-rot. It’s the poison that destroys critical thinking, undermines evidence, and leads people into lives dedicated to absurdity. It’s a parasite regarded as a virtue.
-- PZ Myers
Religion is the antithesis of science, an anesthetic for the mind that disables critical thought and encourages the acceptance of inanity as fact, and wishful thinking as evidence.
-- PZ Myers
Sunday, August 16, 2020
I wrote this for some Christian fucktards.
There are 100 billion galaxies. Does God live in our Milky Way Galaxy or does God live in one of the other 100 billion galaxies?
And I was also wondering why God would be interested in Earth even though this small insignificant planet is in just one of many trillions of solar systems. Look at what's out there.
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What someone else wrote:
"Believers say that God is everywhere. Haven't you heard that? They don't seem to realize how impossible that is, but they claim that God can do anything. How convenient! It's so easy to say it, but they have no valid evidence. They don't care about that because they believe that their faith is the evidence. Also convenient."
-- EddieJ
And I was also wondering why God would be interested in Earth even though this small insignificant planet is in just one of many trillions of solar systems. Look at what's out there.
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What someone else wrote:
"Believers say that God is everywhere. Haven't you heard that? They don't seem to realize how impossible that is, but they claim that God can do anything. How convenient! It's so easy to say it, but they have no valid evidence. They don't care about that because they believe that their faith is the evidence. Also convenient."
-- EddieJ
Sunday, August 9, 2020
I wrote this stuff somewhere else.
Religious indoctrination is child abuse. The victims learn how to be superstitious idiots. Should the child abusers be put in prison?
If I wanted to throw out all of reality and pretend a magic god fairy was real, why would anyone want to worship the thing?
In the United States there are people who think a god magically created humans. Can you imagine anything more ridiculous?
Faith is believing in stuff that has no evidence. Why do some people think faith is a virtue?
Curiosity makes scientific progress possible. The creationists who believe God created people have zero curiosity. They don't want to understand anything about reality.
Who contributed the most to human progress, Charles Darwin or the Magic Jeebus Man?
Why are Christians unable to figure out what is real and what is impossible?
If I wanted to throw out all of reality and pretend a magic god fairy was real, why would anyone want to worship the thing?
In the United States there are people who think a god magically created humans. Can you imagine anything more ridiculous?
Faith is believing in stuff that has no evidence. Why do some people think faith is a virtue?
Curiosity makes scientific progress possible. The creationists who believe God created people have zero curiosity. They don't want to understand anything about reality.
Who contributed the most to human progress, Charles Darwin or the Magic Jeebus Man?
Why are Christians unable to figure out what is real and what is impossible?
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