d2jsp
Log InRegister
d2jsp Forums > Off-Topic > General Chat > Political & Religious Debate > The Bible's Resurrection Story > Contradictions In The Gospel
Prev1151617181926Next
Add Reply New Topic New Poll
Member
Posts: 49,289
Joined: Jun 18 2006
Gold: 11.77
Aug 3 2015 01:56pm
Quote (GetOnYourKnees @ Aug 3 2015 02:54pm)
No, it's because the christian population on this site happen to be genuine retards and psychopaths, do I really need to name names with that outburst on the previous few pages? :lol:


Member
Posts: 19,898
Joined: May 10 2009
Gold: 1.50
Aug 3 2015 01:56pm
Quote (GetOnYourKnees @ Aug 3 2015 02:54pm)
No, it's because the christian population on this site happen to be genuine retards and psychopaths, do I really need to name names with that outburst on the previous few pages? :lol:


Member
Posts: 4,657
Joined: Jun 18 2010
Gold: 1,532.01
Aug 3 2015 02:01pm
Quote (IceMage @ Aug 3 2015 08:56pm)



Good to see the 13 year old girl has joined us :rofl:

Don't let widow see you or he might cum in his daisy duke shorts
Member
Posts: 40,852
Joined: Sep 17 2011
Gold: 0.00
Aug 3 2015 02:04pm
Quote (ofthevoid @ 3 Aug 2015 19:15)
I see you're not familiar with terminology. Just because some people don't care much about religion anymore or say they don't know, doesn't automatically make them atheists.

Atheists are the loudest and constantly have the need to push their ideology on others. For example you, remember the days you used to make a daily hate Christianity thread?

Also another point that no atheist ever wants to answer what is it that so offends you about Christianity specifically, in comparison to other religions?

You and other atheists solely feel the need go after Christianity while giving absolutely zero attention to Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism?


Western atheists deal with Christianity on the reg. I'd love to speak to hindus, buddhists and muslims on these boards... but where are they? What's the point in me talking about other religions when there is nobody there to defend them? Pretty much everyone on these boards agrees those religions are bollocks. It's just Christianity there seems to be some disagreement about.

What personally offends me about Christianity more than other religions is that it affects me more. Hinduism and buddhism don't affect me at all and Islam has very minimal effects on me. But I don't think it's any more wrong or ridiculous and I would meet anyone who thinks otherwise with equal resistance.

As for the rest of your post... lol. If you have no religion, if you don't believe god exists, you're an atheist. If you don't know - you're an atheist. If you 'believe in something' then you're either a deist or an atheist who hasn't really thought about it much. You can't redefine words just because I demolished your argument that 'great minds throughout history have tried to discredit christianity and had no effect' by referencing the enlightenment.

The 'daily hate threads' thing is just something you made up. I've never made 'daily hate threads'. I've never made daily threads. Also threads that critique or ask questions or point out flaws in an ideology or it's effects are not 'hate threads'. I understand criticism is something you find difficult to deal with... especially when it's a criticism you have trouble defending against with your limited vocabulary and cognitive acuity... but just because you feel offended by being asked difficult questions or having flaws pointed out in your ideology or culture that doesn't mean the accusations levied against it are 'hate speech'.

But who cares right? Because if belief in the particular version of the Christian god that you believe in is rationally justifiable it should be pretty simple to make that case and then dismiss these 'hate threads'. The reason it makes you so uncomfortable is that you know it isn't a rationally justifiable belief and you don't like to be reminded of that. Well... tough shit. This is PaRD - where we discuss religion and you will meet many people who have opposing beliefs to you. If you can't handle that, if you feel offended and hated on just because someone doesn't agree with your every word then maybe you better shift your arse over to the fellowship where you can have your beliefs reinforced, validated and never questioned or challenged.

This post was edited by Scaly on Aug 3 2015 02:06pm
Member
Posts: 32,208
Joined: Nov 27 2010
Gold: 159.02
Aug 3 2015 02:06pm
Quote (Scaly @ 3 Aug 2015 14:04)
Western atheists deal with Christianity on the reg. I'd love to speak to hindus, buddhists and muslims on these boards... but where are they? What's the point in me talking about other religions when there is nobody there to defend them? Pretty much everyone on these boards agrees those religions are bollocks. It's just Christianity there seems to be some disagreement about.

What personally offends me about Christianity more than other religions is that it affects me more. Hinduism and buddhism don't affect me at all and Islam has very minimal effects on me. But I don't think it's any more wrong or ridiculous and I would meet anyone who thinks otherwise with equal resistance.

As for the rest of your post... lol. If you have no religion, if you don't believe god exists, you're an atheist. If you don't know you're an atheist. If you 'believe in something' then you're either a deist or an atheist who hasn't really thought about it much. You can't redefine words just because I demolished your argument that 'great minds throughout history have tried to discredit christianity and had no effect' by referencing the enlightenment.

The 'daily hate threads' thing is just something you made up. I've never made 'daily hate threads'. I've never made daily threads. Also threads that critique or ask questions or point out flaws in an ideology or it's effects are not 'hate threads'. I understand criticism is something you find difficult to deal with... especially when it's a criticism you have trouble defending against with your limited vocabulary and cognitive acuity... but just because you feel offended by being asked difficult questions or having flaws pointed out in your ideology or culture that doesn't mean the accusations levied against it are 'hate speech'.

But who cares right? Because if belief in the particular version of the Christian god that you believe in is rationally justifiable it should be pretty simple to make that case and then dismiss these 'hate threads'. The reason it makes you so uncomfortable is that you know it isn't a rationally justifiable belief and you don't like to be reminded of that. Well... tough shit. This is PaRD - where we discuss religion and you will meet many people who have opposing beliefs to you. If you can't handle that, if you feel offended and hated on just because someone doesn't agree with your every word then maybe you better shift your arse over to the fellowship where you can have your beliefs reinforced, validated and never questioned or challenged.


Member
Posts: 4,657
Joined: Jun 18 2010
Gold: 1,532.01
Aug 3 2015 02:22pm
Quote (Devil_kin @ Aug 3 2015 09:06pm)


:rofl:
Member
Posts: 40,852
Joined: Sep 17 2011
Gold: 0.00
Aug 3 2015 02:28pm
Quote (Devil_kin @ 3 Aug 2015 20:06)


Lol. That gif.... dunno why... really tickled me.
Member
Posts: 28,884
Joined: Aug 11 2013
Gold: 10,712.00
Aug 3 2015 02:42pm
Quote (Scaly @ Aug 3 2015 01:04pm)
Western atheists deal with Christianity on the reg. I'd love to speak to hindus, buddhists and muslims on these boards... but where are they? What's the point in me talking about other religions when there is nobody there to defend them? Pretty much everyone on these boards agrees those religions are bollocks. It's just Christianity there seems to be some disagreement about.

What personally offends me about Christianity more than other religions is that it affects me more. Hinduism and buddhism don't affect me at all and Islam has very minimal effects on me. But I don't think it's any more wrong or ridiculous and I would meet anyone who thinks otherwise with equal resistance.

As for the rest of your post... lol. If you have no religion, if you don't believe god exists, you're an atheist. If you don't know - you're an atheist. If you 'believe in something' then you're either a deist or an atheist who hasn't really thought about it much. You can't redefine words just because I demolished your argument that 'great minds throughout history have tried to discredit christianity and had no effect' by referencing the enlightenment.

The 'daily hate threads' thing is just something you made up. I've never made 'daily hate threads'. I've never made daily threads. Also threads that critique or ask questions or point out flaws in an ideology or it's effects are not 'hate threads'. I understand criticism is something you find difficult to deal with... especially when it's a criticism you have trouble defending against with your limited vocabulary and cognitive acuity... but just because you feel offended by being asked difficult questions or having flaws pointed out in your ideology or culture that doesn't mean the accusations levied against it are 'hate speech'.

But who cares right? Because if belief in the particular version of the Christian god that you believe in is rationally justifiable it should be pretty simple to make that case and then dismiss these 'hate threads'. The reason it makes you so uncomfortable is that you know it isn't a rationally justifiable belief and you don't like to be reminded of that. Well... tough shit. This is PaRD - where we discuss religion and you will meet many people who have opposing beliefs to you. If you can't handle that, if you feel offended and hated on just because someone doesn't agree with your every word then maybe you better shift your arse over to the fellowship where you can have your beliefs reinforced, validated and never questioned or challenged.


No shit, my point was that the bulk of society that is moving away from religion is not saying "god doesn't exist" they just aren't concerned with the whole issue. That doesn't make them atheists, a lot of people that live hedonistic lifestyle or argue for separation of church and state still believe in some sort of spiritual being or afterlife. Hedonism/secularism are not mutually exclusive with deism.

Also you didn't demolish shit. The Enlightenment passed and guess what? 30% of the world still identifies as Christian by far the biggest religious group in the world, and most of those are in the places that were directly exposed to enlightenment ideas.

I didn't make anything up. Any member of this subforum that has been here long enough knows how zealous you are about attacking Christianity. You can't stand people or anything that disapproves of your life choice of being a tranny and sexually immoral so you feel the personal need to constantly attack it. You really don't challenge shit either, not a single person on this forum has altered their beliefs in God because of some euphoric played out youtube arguments you've provided.
Member
Posts: 40,852
Joined: Sep 17 2011
Gold: 0.00
Aug 3 2015 02:54pm
Quote (ofthevoid @ 3 Aug 2015 20:42)
No shit, my point was that the bulk of society that is moving away from religion is not saying "god doesn't exist" they just aren't concerned with the whole issue. That doesn't make them atheists, a lot of people that live hedonistic lifestyle or argue for separation of church and state still believe in some sort of spiritual being or afterlife. Hedonism/secularism are not mutually exclusive with deism.

Also you didn't demolish shit. The Enlightenment passed and guess what? 30% of the world still identifies as Christian by far the biggest religious group in the world, and most of those are in the places that were directly exposed to enlightenment ideas.

I didn't make anything up. Any member of this subforum that has been here long enough knows how zealous you are about attacking Christianity. You can't stand people or anything that disapproves of your life choice of being a tranny and sexually immoral so you feel the personal need to constantly attack it. You really don't challenge shit either, not a single person on this forum has altered their beliefs in God because of some euphoric played out youtube arguments you've provided.


Weak.

Really not worth the effort of another long ass post.

You can pretend you've won this altercation if you like. I know you will. If you pretend well enough you may just convince yourself... but not anyone else.
Member
Posts: 28,884
Joined: Aug 11 2013
Gold: 10,712.00
Aug 3 2015 03:09pm
Quote
A 2010 Pew Research global study found that 16 percent of the global population to be unaffiliated with a religion, however, Pew notes that "more than three-quarters of the religiously unaffiliated live in Asia, the majority in China. Many of the people in this group do hold some religious or spiritual beliefs and may even believe in a deity, but they do not identify with a particular faith."[6] Of the global atheist and nonreligious population, 76% reside in Asia and the Pacific, while the remainder reside in Europe (12%), North America (5%), Latin America and the Caribbean (4%), sub-Saharan Africa (2%) and the Middle East and North Africa (less than 1%).[6] According to the same survey, the religiously unaffiliated are the majority of the population only in two European countries: Czech Republic (75%) and Estonia (60%).[30] There are another four countries where the unaffiliated make up a majority of the population: North Korea (71%), Japan (57%), Hong Kong (56%), and China (52%).[30]

Sociologist Phil Zuckerman's global studies on atheism have indicated that global atheism may be in decline due to irreligious countries having the lowest birth rates in the world and religious countries having higher birth rates in general.[13]

A Pew 2015 global projection study for religion and nonreligion, projects that between 2010 and 2050, there will some initial increases of the unaffiliated followed by a decline by 2050 due to lower global fertility rates among this demographic.[31]

In terms of the United States, a 2012 Pew report showed that 32% of people under 30, 21% of people between the ages of 30-49, 15% of people between the ages of 50-64 and 9% of people over the age of 65 could be characterized as religiously unaffiliated. However, 68% of all the unaffiliated expressed belief in God and out of the whole US population, only 2.4% self identified as "atheist".[32]




Ah yes, the enlightenment has sure killed Christianity.
Go Back To Political & Religious Debate Topic List
Prev1151617181926Next
Add Reply New Topic New Poll