This is a public service announcement. The author of a window for truth and their audience think this about atheists’ memes
Atheist memes are among the most childish and unintellectual things on the internet; not to say all atheists are unthinking robots but the memes that prosper are generally the ones that state something the average atheist WANTS to believe is true.
They click “Like” as unthinkingly as an elderly Christian grandmother might proclaim “Halleluiah” when told to at a Billy Graham event. They react, but they don’t think before reacting.
They put down “sheep” and yet act like sheep.
But am putting the cart before the horse.
1. God sends no one to hell
Tell me, how could a mortal send an omnimax being out of their lives? How the fuck would you do that? Is this to say there are things god wants but can’t effect?
2. Even if you ignore my first point, who says God sends everyone to Hell for having an abortion?
In all honesty, this didn’t make sense.
3. Kills His only Son
I will let the author speak for himself and bold font added by us
First of all, it was Roman authorities who did the killing. They were urged on by manipulative religious authorities who felt threatened by Jesus, His popularity and His disregard for their petty religious rules and regulations. A suicide by the centurion and there is a big if. We have no evidence the fellow lived, forget the suicide.
Secondly, God allowed Jesus to die because a significant part of Jesus’s mission — many Christians would declare it was the most important part — was to be a sacrifice that would make up for all the wrong things we’ve done and all the right things we’ve failed to do. Well, it would do that for everyone who accepts the gift of Jesus. In this case, god was an accessory to the murder
Why was a death necessary? Because this “sinning” business is deadly stuff, far more lethal than most of us truly understand. And nothing we can do or say or think or pray can make up for all the wrong things we’ve done and the right things we’ve failed to do. All our efforts will always fall short. Always. Fuck! He is god. He could as well have said you sons of bitches and bastards are all forgiven. I mean he created the universe by saying let there be, how could forgiving people without killing others be harder?
He proposes at the end
Yes or no, post your thoughts below and let’s have a conversation.
and I pass that offer. What type of conversation do you have with a person in the deep end of stupid?
Random thoughts 
I really don’t care if somebody writes on their blog about their faith etc. It is their right/choice.
What I get upset about is when there is something in the news about a violation of the constitution and Christian responders think they are being attacked. They don’t understand the law and rave on about atheists trying to take their rights away.
http://www.westernjournalism.com/superintendent-stands-big-way-principal-facing-atheist-backlash/#Q8z6KKgQOuJTgIuB.97
The comments are ridiculous and nasty too.
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Most of those commenting are ok with atheists going to hell, Mars or even North Korea or they put up and shut up
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And this is only one site with comments. 😦 It depresses me for sure…….in response to your other post about depression.
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It’s depressing.
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I have read almost all the comments and I think only this is sane
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Unfortunately, religion cannot be taken out of government. Openly or not, religion IS government. If not present as a transcendent ingredient, it must be replaced by a religious-like respect/worship of a “supreme leader”, mostly present in nations aligned to extreme versions of Marxism-Leninism, e.g. North-Korea…
As I said many times, atheism’s fundamental mistake is its unwillingness to consider the infinite cognitive capacity of the human mind. Mankind has unfortunately resorted to religion because its collective consciousness has trespassed a long time ago the limitations of its own understanding of the seen universe’s obvious endlessness. Matter is a humble shell for the infinity of the unseen.
Poor and childish attempts to explain life in it’s infinite complexity, and I have to mention -to the dismay of my friends-, evolutionary sciences, are from an intellectual perspective, inferior even to some religiously backed attempts to explain it. This is why I profoundly respect Crick, who left open a door for an infinity worth its name.
Philip Pullman is probably the first intellectual to have raised in his monumental “His Dark Materials” trilogy, issues truly compatible with the infinite nature of the mind.
Sorry guys, but materialism cannot explain why every child would so much love to fly…
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Where I live, believers make the majority of the population and most are christians. Our constitution states there is no state religion. And we basically have a secular state. How much the church interferes in the running of the state is hard to tell
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What’s the Tax status of your churches?
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tax exempt
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And morally bankrupt I’m sure.
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But quite wealthy
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The 2 seem far too often to go hand in hand, don’t they?
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most of the time. Talking of thieving pastors, you heard Crefflo Dollar wants 65 million dollars to buy a jet for Jesus
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I haven’t heard that. Lord, what fools these mortals be! Why just 65 million? Hell, ask for 600 million. It’s for Jeebus, after all. Idjits!
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He says since cops need guns, he needs a plane to do his work
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He needs to be locked in a psych ward and heavily medicated. I’ll feel a lot safer if people like this were off the street and away from children.
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and poor people. They fleece poor people in the lie that Jeebus promises them wealth
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Very true.
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Well, well, “secular state” you say?
That’s exactly the state’s end of the bargain for control through religion.
You haven’t even started to think about the mutually advantageous benefits the “secular state” and religious organizations share…
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i know, and you’re right. We even have an event called national prayer day where charlatans and idiots gather to mumble stupid things to each other. I think the atheists here basically ignore this infringement in the secular space by religion
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Ignore?
Noel my friend, you know as well as myself that ignoring is condoning!
The Orwellian dream come true: “…, ignorance is strength,…”…
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I know Rom and I agree with you.
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I don’t blame you, of course, my friend. We seem to be trapped by storms greater than our significance. Nevertheless, a voice is better than silence. At least we have a clear conscience at night, when we hit the pillow:-S
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I hit a pillow once and it hit me back. Knocked out two teeth. Bastard.
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* I consider the entire biblical narrative a work of fiction.
*There has been a continuous christian diatribe asserting Jesus of Nazareth was crucified for blasphemy , which is utter nonsense.
He was crucified for sedition.
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I think so too.
If he lived and was crucified, and taking the biblical account into consideration, I agree with you. The fellow was punished for disturbing the peace, nothing else.
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Why do those who follow a particular belief system always feel the need to belittle those believe differently? As one of those considered the most childish and unintellectual on the internet, why do I care about your beliefs?
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if you are right and every other person steals from your worldview to live theirs, you may feel some entitlement
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I’ve only one thing to say to this idjit: futue te ipsum.
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You definitely are right
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Wow, the projection is strong in this one. Glaringly strong. I mean cover your eyes for a moment strong.
Love your comebacks to the claims. You are correct, it is futile to try and have an intelligent conversation with people like this. Better for your own sanity to walk away.
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It would be a massive waste of time.
He has commented here and said he is addressing those who are open to spirituality
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I’m open to some spirits. Let’s get some beers and toast the imbeciles of the world. 🙂
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I am open to some spirits too, as long as long as they are not holy
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Or cause gas. Don’t to fart when you’re drinkin’ with pals. It spoils the fun.
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Thanks for your response and your opinions.. I’m happy to agree to disagree. While everyone is welcome to read Frank’s Cottage material, please note that material is meant for people who are open to spirituality.
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Thanks for passing by. You should have made it clear that the post isn’t meant to be read by reasonable and rational people
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Whatever you say. Goodbye.
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Ha!
So his work is for those open to spirituality only? How the hell does that work? I think what he really means is he only wants to hear from idjits who agree with him…
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You read it and then pray for guidance from the spirit
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Speaking of spirit, I was at the liquor store a couple days ago, the wife was getting some wine. I saw a small sampler of Crown Royal, I used to really like that stuff, so I picked up a taster. Damn, I’d forgotton how good it is.
As a side note, I am getting over a nasty cold, and the cough has been nagging on for a long time. Guess what? A small sip of Crown is an effective cough suppresent. How is that for spirituality?
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That’s good spirituality. I knew my friends would make sense of this spirit business soon enough.
Shake the cold my good man and be well
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I’m still waiting for the critics who say that the “something from nothing” theory is crazy, to tell me where their god came from – until they do that, we really have nothing to talk about. Special pleading simply doesn’t work.
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That idiot SOM keeps asking atheists to explain something from nothing then goes on to praise the glory of his imaginary friend. Silly fellow, that man.
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SOM is idiocy made flesh.
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Idiocy personified
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God came from above, on spaceships seen as chariots of fire, to hand over rules and knowledge to a race developed to a stage where reason can replace impulse.
Unfortunately, the powers to be needed subjects, not autonomous individuals. Hence religion…
The Jesus cult is the one, greatest deception against reason. Without it, religions would have outgrown themselves into a form of science which would have developed not as a reaction to the dark ages, but as a comprehensive phisycal and metaphysical endeavour.
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Tell this to the idiot SOM and you will be amazed at how much stupid a person can pack in two lines
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You’re right Mak. Very deep end of stupid indeed. You can’t argue with stupid. 😛
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He stopped by and said we need to read the post in spirit
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No thanks. I’ll need lots of spirits to do that. Can you imagine the hangover the next morning. Nah! 😛
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And the dehydration. I will pass the spirit
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Oh yeah, forgot about that! Let’s stick to coffee! 😆
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coffee for morning, spirit for the road and a beer for the highway 😛
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And mushrooms to make the deities seem real! We’re set. 🙂
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very set brother
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Oh yeah! Now you’re talking! And Wine for the Dine. 😆
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You got it
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😆
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So shed your responsibility and give away your power, right? After all, that’s what scapegoats are for, right? I cringe when I read this memorized rhetoric that eventually created neural pathways and reinforced into neural networks.
They haven’t a clue that they come across as extremely insecure and unempowered which is exactly what those in power, who strategically invented and shaped this religion, wanted. Isn’t it interesting how they are blinded — unable to see that their all-knowing god deliberately created them to fall?
The power of indoctrination never ceases to amaze me.
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Don’t they call it somewhere Stockholm Syndrome?
I don’t think there can be a better description for it than this one we have here.
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