- He asked for immortality
I don’t know about you, but everywhere I look, everyone is trying their best not to die, especially those who believe they are headed to heaven.
2. He had everyone living in fear of him
Our interlocutor writes
The atheist works towards this goal. There is no other reason for amassing tremendous wealth or extending the boundaries of a nation. The objective is to rule the entire world, or at least wield enough influence so that no one can tell you what to do. Hiranyakashipu had this.
Maybe things are different where in your hood, but, look at the likes of Creflo Dollar, the Catholic church, Joel Osteen, Kyunas and we must, if what our interlocutor says think them atheists.
3. He showed that devotion cannot be stopped
If you ask me, it is the Muslims killing people in Bangladesh for free-thought, the Buddhists killing Muslims in Burma for believing differently that shows that freedom of thought can be restricted but never stopped. No atheist is trying to kill believers for believing virgins give birth, Pegasus fly blah blah
4. He came up with the best argument for atheism
He asked for god to show up
5. He allowed god to exploit a 1% weakness
God showed up as a lion-man and killed him.
Random thoughts 
Why would he ask magical favors of Brahma if he didn’t believe in God? Why would he think his son was a demigod if he was an atheist?
The writer seems to have confused not believing with refusing to worship. Growing up, I had a friend whose parents had lost their three sons in a fire. They were not atheists, but they refused to worship the God they believed had taken away their children. (My friend survived the fire.)
According to Wikipedia: “Asuras (Sanskrit: असुर) are mythological lord beings in Indian texts who compete for power with the more benevolent devas (also known as suras). Asuras are described in Indian texts as powerful superhuman demigods with good or bad qualities.”
Why are theists so bothered by the mere thought that there are atheists that they tie themselves into intellectual knots to prove atheists don’t actually exist?
It’s an interesting story, but I don’t think it reveals anything about modern day humans who are atheists.
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I think the author knows zilch about atheism.
I also think they believe smearing atheists with mud brings traffic to their sites.
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“God showed up as a lion-man and killed him.”
so this god was just a violent jerk? huh, nothing much different here.
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only difference is a Hindu depicting atheists as those who believe in god but hate him or something like that. We are used to the christian claim of Paul that everyone knows about their god
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What is this??
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Right question.
I wish I knew
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LOL
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That was one of the oddest things I’ve ever read on atheists. It falls into the “an atheist is someone who’s angry at, or fights against, my god,” camp. No clue what actual non-belief means.
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No clue whatsoever
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This coming from a misogynist, homophobic, racist, pro-slavery, pro-dictatorship, anti-science cult follower who is required to chant at least sixteen rounds of the Hare Krishna mantra, daily, equating to repeating Krsna’s name 10 million times a year.
Mak, it is mind boggling that the brainwashed think they know so much about atheists, yet obsessed and possessed by a belief system in hopes of not coming back as a woman.
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Mind boggling is an understatement. One wonders why these scatterbrains must always write about atheism
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They write about it because they feel threatened by it and don’t understand it. Disbelief in hocus pocus and nonsensical invisible dudes with ridiculously misogynistic dogmas to follow often points out the ridiculousness of said invisible dudes and their dogmas.
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Things I don’t know zilch about I don’t write about. Why make an ass of myself when I can easily do it by writing on the things I know about.
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Because they’re scared shitless to face their own mortality. As the studies show, thinking about atheism also increased thoughts of death – to the same extent as thinking about death itself.
What better way to combat their fear of finality than to smear atheists?
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Instead of thinking of their own deaths, they substitute death with atheists.
People need help, a lot of it.
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It is incredible how truthful these counter-arguments (of yours) are, especially the first one…
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I was just having fun my friend, you know that is what I do always
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I do, and I know you enjoy it.
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