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  • Why are Americans incapable of pronouncing the name Craig? Its not "Creg", its pronounced "Cray-g". Do they think there was a disease known as the bubonic pleg? No! It was the bubonic plague, and plague is the same sound as Craig. Edumacate yourselves!

  • The fat Greek guy sucks.

  • Even in Italy where there is the pope this sort of thing does not happen nowadays! Shame to you, Indiana!

  • This is really sad, just like the news that a man in Indonesia has been put into jail because he wrote online that god does not exist. Since when is it illegal to be an atheïst? And since when do judges discriminate! Religion should have no meaning in court.

  • @MrAKbass Bigotry against atheists have been around for thousands of years. Whether it was the Romans killing non-believers, or the spanish inquisition, or back in the mid 20th century with the communist scare where if you were an atheist you were called a "commie" and people tried to kill you. Christians in the US still send people death threats if they find out an atheist is living in their community.

  • Poor man... He seems very nice and if he doesn't agree with his wife about religion, who says she gets custody! Pathetic

  • I wonder what else that order says.

  • people are waking up from the BS the church spits out

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  • THAT JUDGE SHOULD BE TAKEN BEFORE THE BOARD AND DISBARRED!

  • are you fukin serious?lemme tell u my dad was a total asshole really abusive would get drunk act horrible beat the shit outta my mom a few times made us all miserable then the cops came we todl them they saw my mom all beat up n shit then my dad finaly talk to them he all like i go to church i follow god and the stupid pigs felt sorry 4 em and let em see us again i bet if he was agnostic he woulda lost us!fuk that!

  • unbelievable. The nerve of that judge.

  • That's ridiculous! Agnosticism is probably the most benevolent, open-minded, and stable position on the spectrum.

  • @LaodiceanMan Agreed

  • @LaodiceanMan I wouldn't say stable...

    "I don't know if I believe or disbelieve in a god - we will never know if he exists because we can never say with ABSOLUTE certainty if it is true"

    It's sort of like saying...

    "I don't know if I believe or disbelieve in invisible faeries - we will never know if they exist because we can never say with ABSOLUTE certainty if it is true."

  • @MuramasaDemon Eh, it's "sort of like saying," but it's not the same.

    A god might be any spiritual or preternatural force or entity, so I feel like there's probably a much greater (albeit small) chance of a deity existing than so specific a creature as an invisible faery (sp?).

    Having said that, we can NEVER know with absolute certainty whether invisible faeries exist. Of course, we're pretty sure they don't, just like I'm pretty sure there are no deities.

  • @LaodiceanMan Absolute certain is a completely useless perspective because no one can has absolute certainty about anything. What people (rational ones anyway) rely on is evidence and basic logical skills: there is no evidence for the existence of supernatural beings (gods, faeries, etc) and all of the descriptions for both are internally contradictory and irrational. It's all a matter of a culture pushing these delusions on children and making them the norm in society.

  • @LaodiceanMan Also, if someone is agnostic towards gods (by the use of the term "absolute knowledge"), then the person MUST be agnostic to everything else in life because no one can ever KNOW FOR CERTAIN anything. Are you agnostic to the theory of gravity or the Earth being round? I'm not because there is real evidence for those, but no evidence for the invisible sky god people believe in. Most agnostics seem to be uncle tom atheists who are trying to be overly-accommodating.

  • @MuramasaDemon I never said I was an agnostic, in fact, an "Uncle Tom atheist" or pantheist is probably closer to the truth. What I meant by calling agnosticism "stable" was not that as a position it's the most unassailable, I meant an adherent of agnosticism is less likely to be violent or black-and-white in their thinking. You do yourself a disservice by launching into argument because of one idle word, against someone whose position you don't know. We're on the same side.

  • @LaodiceanMan I stand corrected lol

  • @MuramasaDemon Don't worry about it, it happens! Haha

  • How can this stand? that isn't a valid reason at all fuck I hate religion

  • Has this judge been disbarred yet? Does he have his kids back yet?

  • Furthering the proof that there really is no separation of church and state

  • fucking world............

  • I pity the children that grow up with a radical religious zealot for a parent. what retards!

  • @DeportedAllan I had a friend who's ex-wife was a religious zealot. Once they were divorced he was hardly allowed to see his child. The child was home schooled and was not taught properly, so he could hardly read. I met the child once and he had no social skills, I thought he mite have severe Autism, but I was told he had never been treated. It was actually freighting, that this child's life was ruined because of his mothers backward thinking.

  • @catchlightdame .. that is very sad. and in a country that is supposed to have separation of church and state.

  • kids should be kept out of the church

  • wtf religious discrimination!

  • FUCK COMMERCIALS

  • Agnosticism - What everyone should be. NO ONE KNOWS FOR SURE SO STOP THE CRAP!

  • this is stupid i wanna say this is fake, but you never know.. what a shame relgion brings to the world

  • whatever his belief is, if he's a good dad there's no reason to take away his kids

  • "Make every effort to live in peace with everyone and to be holy; without holiness no one will see the Lord" (Hebrews 12:14).

  • @oNallieGirl Kill Homosexuals: Leviticus 20:13 Death to Followers of Other Religions: Exodus 22:19 Kill False Prophets: Zechariah 13:3 Kill the Entire Town if One Person Worships Another God: Deuteronomy 13:13-19 Kill Followers of Other Religions: Deuteronomy 13:7-12 Kill People for Working on the Sabbath: Exodus 31:12-15 Death for Cursing Parents: Leviticus 20:9 Kill Women Who Are Not Virgins On Their Wedding Night: Deuteronomy 22:20-21 The list goes on n on. Your cultgod is a psychopath.
  • @TheHigherVoltage Do you think you are good enough to get to Heaven, if there is one?

  • @oNallieGirl If you're referring to an Abrahamic "heaven", then no, I don't get in (whew!). I don't believe that schizophrenic non-sense, so I automatically go to Abrahamic "hell" - no matter how good I am in life.

    But that's just man-made cult non-sense.

    However,I recognize the value in truth, and the benefits of being good (because I enjoy living in an environment of people being good to each other) - so that's how I live. As do most non-believers in non-sense.

  • His ex-wife needs to be knocked the hell out! There is nothing wrong with him being Agnostic. And she shouldn't be able to choose how the kids believe. They should have the right. I was raised Baptist, but am now Agnostic and I am perfectly happy.

  • Is Colbert Right? Are agnostics, atheist's without balls? Take that bitch to the supreme court! I bet the skeptic community could back you up, people get fucked over for their non-belief a lot in the US, so the secularists should have every right to get this repealed

  • Good thing they didn't find out that he's actually an agnostic non-religious atheist, he would have lost all custody for sure! :P

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  • For me it's horrible that the guy even needs to say he raised the kid as a Christian- he has the right to teach that kid to be an atheist, the idea that him not raising the kid Christian will harm him is insane. I was raised without religion by Christian parents and I am an open minded, free thinking, atheist, individual- I am so thankful for not being brainwashed because it's those years which make the most impact- I could never believe start believing in God at this age.

  • Apparently, it is not necessary for judges in this country to obey the first amendment. I'm more qualified to be the judge than the judge. I was, after all, born in Indiana.

  • The government has gone insane.

  • Poor guy :(

    He seems like a wonderul father. The mother must be a real bitch

  • now if he were satanist, i would understand, but agnostic? nothing wrong there

  • @123gingerguy I'm a satanist :)

  • @oviatb your not gonna curse me are you? i don't like hell.... it's.....uhh damn

  • @123gingerguy oh no, it's a wonderful place;)

  • @123gingerguy Satanism is about questioning everything, doubting even Satan who's the origin of doubt. So you be blessed ;)

  • The state should have no right in parents raising kids. Yes it is possible this man can become a believer. Not by might nor by power but by my spirit says the Lord.

  • I think its about time atheists got as violent as religious people are! Only then will equality be acheived!

  • @Mpa4e

    Violence can't end violence.

  • @cloud4an I'm pretty sure he wasn't being serious.

  • @cloud4an And neither can figurative language, taken in a non-figurative sense.

  • @Mpa4e Lol.

  • fuck religion

    

  • Ahahahahaha fuckin Americans! So hypocritical. You lash out against muslim nations and yet fail to realize the bull shit religious groups in your own country are very radical them selves.

  • @Reido2828 LoL fucking Canadians.Your christians are just as bad as ours so I wouldn't be talking.

  • @knucks360

    Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah­a your a fuckin moron! Have you been to Canada? We have more subways now than churches lol we also gave our homosexual communities the right to get married. Our Church opposed it saying it was unconstitutional but were a SECULAR nation and the law was passed and they were given that right. Your Christian population is radical, fascist and dangerous. You can't even begin to compare our conservatives to yours. Ours look like the rainbow compared to yours

  • @Reido2828 As a matter of fact,I have been to Canada plus I have family there,otherwise I wouldn't just be saying what I said.Yes some of our christians are radical,but so are yours and that's my point here.And the fact that you have to argue by calling me a moron just shows how pathetic you are at arguing.

  • @knucks360

    Canadian Christians are indeed radical atleast some of them but Americas is much worse. You don't see many pat robertsons up here in the north. And if you did not many people would be paying attention to them. Also, Pastor John hagee is completely nuts and many of his followers. America is way more religiously conservative than Canada is.

  • @Reido2828 I wouldn't say worse,but we do have alot more christian conservatives than you,I'll give you that.However there are also alot more americans than canadians so yeah were gonna have more religious nuts.

  • @knucks360

    Stop trying to justify your comments. Point me in the direction of a bad conservative Christian in Canada. I'd love to see the article. But sadly the ones in America are radical who truly take the bible very seriously and is quite dangerous to society. If a republican gets elected like palin then here comes ww3

  • @Reido2828 Only a FEW American christians are radical and take the bible seriously,most don't follow everything it says,or we'd be in a world of shit.Quit running your mouth cause you don't know what you're even talking about.Have you even met the majority of American christians? I have not and im sure you haven't either,my point is that radical christians exist EVERYWHERE,they will be radical to anyone who is not of their faith.And you're just picking on one country and it's ignorant.

  • @knucks360

    I'd say its more than a few. A lot more. Which is why things like abortion and same sex marriages have not made it into public lime light yet and are just floating around as unconstitutional. Its not Ignorant when a majority of the American public want some form of the bible in the constitutions or when some consider themselves Christians before Americans which is at 32%. I can send you stats and websites if you want?

  • @Reido2828 Yes because all Americans are as ignorant as the ones you see on fox news. None of us are capable of seeing religious stupidity and all of us lash out against Muslims.

  • @Reido2828 You are so right!

  • @Reido2828 religons not bujllshit teh ppl that are claimin to be leadin it are

  • @Reido2828 Ahahahahahaha We "Americans" do realize the bull shit religious ideologies in our country. The upside is our idiots make public policy in favor of religion. They don't blow themselves up in the middle of town, as they do, in the Islamic third world countries. You can't make an argument for "Americans" being hypocritical. Two different religious worlds, both ideologies need to go.

  • he got his time cut from 84 hours a week, 21 one times more than it currently is. 50/50 is great, cutting off his time of custody down from 50/50 to four hours a week is crazy, insane, and uncalled for.

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  • Absolutely Outrageous!!!!

  • What ever happened with this? Did he appeal? This is unbelievable unfair!

  • I have my own logical morality. I for instance, do don't agree with slavery (as the bible does) HOW DO YOU PROVE THAT RIGHT HUH PUNK? The bible is riddled with contradictions. For instance, Genesis 1 and 2 disagree about the order in which things are created. The Gospels of Matthew and Luke contradict each other on the genealogy of Jesus Christ's father; though both agree that Joseph was not his real father.

  • @BobRoberts1st

    'HOW DO YOU PROVE THAT RIGHT HUH PUNK?'

    Easily. From a practical standpoint slavery is a good economic process and southerners had all kinds of arguments.

    'The bible is riddled with contradictions.'

    As is science.

    But also, so is history in general. Read Marco Polo. Go watch the movie Fair Game which paints a different picture of what actually happened in the Valerie Plame case.

  • @bloodrunsclear OK you need to be a slave and we will see how good the economics are...

    Your argument proves NOTHING, your argument is what Aristotle called an "Argument from Ignorance".

    But what else would I expect?

  • @BobRoberts1st

    'OK you need to be a slave and we will see how good the economics are...'

    I'd have no right to claim the economics were good or bad because my opinion would be biased, right?

    'Your argument proves NOTHING.'

    Only that secular reasoning can justify anything. You can ignore that, it doesn't make it not true.

    'But what else would I expect?'

    So you had preconceived notions and biases yourself. Not very scientific.

  • @bloodrunsclear GOD just told me you were WRONG. Argue with THAT lol

  • @bloodrunsclear "Also, if you're so certain in your beliefs, why joke about it?" HOW MANY TIMES DO I HAVE TO DEFINE AGNOSTIC FOR YOU? IT IS SIMPLE GNOSTIC comes from GNOSIS=KNOWLEDGE from an idiotic religious cult who thought they KNEW everything. A=opposite of like A -THEIST. Therefore an AGNOSTIC knows he doesn't know anything about god! GOT IT? How do you argue with a philosophy that say I don't know? Are you telling mean that I actually KNOW?

  • @BobRoberts1st

    So you're not certain in your belief that there is or is no God?

    Then why do you keep claiming to know that God does not exist?

  • @bloodrunsclear Being an Agnostic I claim neither existence or non-existence of god. I argue with atheists as well so don't feel too abused lol.

    Unfortunately for religious people it is much easier to argue with them because they are in abundance and usually put forth absurd statements that need to be contradicted.

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  • @BobRoberts1st

    Look here, you can't feign having no preconceived notions if you're constantly saying god is an impossibility.

    I imagine atheists simply agree with everything you say, since they see a potential ally in someone unaligned.

    But I've yet to see you contradict a statement I've made without the weight of a personal attack.

    Can we talk civilly, or should we part ways in peace?

  • @bloodrunsclear I do not feign anything. I simply like to argue with logical procedures. In reference to arguments with atheists there is only ONE argument I can use... (and it is extremely logical)

    YOU CAN NOT PROVE A NEGATIVE!!!

    Ergo, you simply CAN NOT prove there is NOT a god. However, I have not seen proof there is.

    ALSO, there is not yet even ONE atheist that agrees with me. (same number of religious people too lol)

    In reference to civility, I did not mean to argue ad hominem.

  • @BobRoberts1st

    With logical procedures? You've ignored all the evidence I've provided till now.

    I was mostly referring to your vitriol, not your ad hominems.

  • @bloodrunsclear The secondary definition of evidence is "something that furnishes proof". I have not seen this from you. Also, this is the definition of an ad hominem argument "marked by or being an attack on an opponent's character rather than by an answer to the contentions made". Which is obviously vitriolic ergo your last comment is rather redundant.

  • @BobRoberts1st

    Proof is actually defined as 'evidence that convinces'.

    So I can't provide proof. Even if I showed you gods finger print you'd deny it. It doesn't fit into your understanding or beliefs. If I showed you anti-gravity you wouldn't stop believing in gravity either.

    So no I can't prove a positive to someone dead set on disbelieving everything they don't believe anyway.

    Apologies for the redundancy.

  • @bloodrunsclear You are absolutely wrong in both cases. If you showed me the irrefutable fingerprint of god, I would most certainly believe in god. However, if you showed me anti-gravity, it would simply show that there HAD to be gravity for there to be anti-gravity (logic prevails!).

  • @BobRoberts1st

    Oh, I have no doubt that I'd be wrong in every case I present.

    'Irrefutable' is the issue here. Anything you disbelieve can be refuted.

    Also notice how with your logic you managed to claim gravity exists consistently despite the presence of anti-gravity spontaneously.

    So logic may prevail, but you actually proved both of my points.

  • @bloodrunsclear OMG lol Obviously your logic button has broken. When I tell you I would believe in god with irrefutable proof it means exactly that "I WOULD BELIEVE". For anti-gravity to exist there HAS to be gravity! For you to be ANTI-abortion there has to be abortion... GET IT??? For there to be anti-anything to HAS to be ANYTHING!!!

  • @BobRoberts1st

    Can you talk without using leet speak please? I'd take you more seriously.

    You'd believe god if the prove aligned with your current beliefs anyway. That's not being convinced, that's accepting what you believe anyway.

    For anti-gravity there has to be gravity? Not necessarily. There are atheists who don't believe in God and people who don't believe in evil too.

    Get it?

    On both points you claimed to be swayed...but you stayed mired in your own preconceptions.

  • @bloodrunsclear Obviously explaining something to you as simplistic as the concept of ANTI seems to be impossible. You don't seem to understand this one simple point. For there to be an ANTI-something there MUST be a SOMETHING. How do you not grasp such a simple concept? BTW OMG is not LEET SPEAK!!

  • @BobRoberts1st

    Internet speak. Whatever. Its irritating and pointless.

    Yes, it is difficult for me to understand the idea of not challenging preconceived notions of a thing if there exist instances that seem to go against our understanding of that thing.

    Unless you're going by faith.

  • @bloodrunsclear Irritating to you perhaps. Pointless? hardly. I'm afraid I am done. You seem to have no concept of rational logical thought so arguing with you is truly pointless.

    Have a good time. Sorry I have to go but I'm due back on earth.

  • @BobRoberts1st

    Well maybe someday you'll learn to question yourself.

    Farewell.

  • @BobRoberts1st

    Easily. Does God speak to you often? Is this visitation in line with an existing work of religious belief?

    Also, if you're so certain in your beliefs, why joke about it? Just tell me why you believe what you believe.

  • "If a man is caught in the act of raping a young woman who is not engaged, he must pay fifty pieces of silver to her father. Then he must marry the young woman because he violated her, and he will never be allowed to divorce her." - Deuteronomy 22:28-29 NLT

    - Interpret please.

  • @JayJayAbels

    'Interpret please.'

    Tough laws to prevent rape. I don't honestly see why this is the one giving you trouble. First of all the code of Humarabi before this would probably have the man or woman killed. Second of all I think its a deterrent to make a fine for rape, and also fittingly ironic the man must then support the woman with his own means for his crime.

  • @bloodrunsclear Okay so what you're saying is... if a man rapes a women... he must pay her father some compensation but then the women must marry her rapist?

    Is that what you're saying? I just want to be clear.

  • @JayJayAbels

    'Is that what you're saying? I just want to be clear.'

    Clearly not. We're not Jews and we don't live at the same time period.

    I don't seem to remember Jesus forcing Mary to marry one of her 'suitors'

  • @bloodrunsclear

    Well you have half of it right. We DON'T live at the same time period - so then... why would you cherry pick the things that you DO want to believe in an obviously flawed and outdated book written by earlier men?

    I don't care what "Jesus" did or didn't do. This scripture is part of your "holy" book and if you want to "go there" - Jesus expressed clearly that you must also follow the Old Testament.

    Would you like to reread those passages?

  • @bloodrunsclear Science provides evidence. Science has no say as to whether that evidence is good or bad or is biased in ANY direction.

    And so far... science has provided us with enough evidence to know with NEAR certainty that there is no god.

    And DEFINITELY NOT the Christian god.

    You are DELUDED. DEE-LOO-ZHUN-ALL.

    You have NO evidence to back up your bullshit fairytales so you MUST resort to bashing science because it's the only legitimate source of quality information.

    lmfao @ you!

  • @JayJayAbels

    So wait a moment. Science provides evidence but has no says as to whether evidence is good or bad?

    So...how can you say anything is good or bad?

    Science hasn't even attempted to disprove God, atheists do that and they consistently fail.

    Out of the two of us you sound the most wound up about this, using insults and silly little catch phrases.

    There's evidence aplenty for The Bible, for God, for every claim I make.

    And apparently science can't say if its good or bad.

  • Well Well can you say INQUISITION??? This is what happens when religion takes over ANYTHING! How can you possibly argue philosophy with an Agnostic? All they are saying with this viewpoint is I DON'T KNOW!!!

  • @BobRoberts1st

    'This is what happens when religion takes over ANYTHING!'

    As opposed to eugenics?

    'How can you possibly argue philosophy with an Agnostic?'

    You might ask them what they could possibly teach someone if they don't believe in anything firmly.

    Would you want a teacher who was agnostic about reality? Science?

  • @bloodrunsclear Not teaching about religion is vastly superior to teaching fairy-tales. Again I remind you that an Agnostic is NOT an Atheist. In fact an Atheist might be just as foolish as a christian in that there is a staunch belief in an unprovable fact.

  • @BobRoberts1st

    'Not teaching about religion is vastly superior to teaching fairy-tales.'

    Except that religion is not fairy tales. You need to show that it is.

    'In fact an Atheist might be just as foolish as a christian in that there is a staunch belief in an unprovable fact.'

    Unprovable fact...like the previous person who couldn't tell me why they followed morality?

    Why do YOU follow morality?

    Can you prove why you do so?

  • @bloodrunsclear I have my own logical morality. I for instance, do don't agree with slavery (as the bible does) HOW DO YOU PROVE THAT RIGHT HUH PUNK? The bible is riddled with contradictions. For instance, Genesis 1 and 2 disagree about the order in which things are created. The Gospels of Matthew and Luke contradict each other on the genealogy of Jesus Christ's father; though both agree that Joseph was not his real father.

  • @BobRoberts1st

    Science claims that things cannot occur without a cause...yet atheist scientists argue the root cause of everything is nothingness which also has weight apparently. Quantum Mechanics contradicts the laws of physics as do Red Dwarfs (which slow stars somehow) and the problem of Dark Matter. Alternate Universes are accepted by scientists without proof and evolution itself accepts non evidence (missing links) as evidence.

    So if contradictions irk you, why do you follow science?

  • @bloodrunsclear Hi I'm that "previous person". First of all... we don't follow morality... we adhere to it. We follow laws. (That adhere to a general morality.)

    Second I CAN and HAVE explained why morality exists and why there is NO reason to believe that it comes from a "higher power".

    You are implying that without adhering to the Christian bibles set of moralities... one cannot truly be moral.

    Which is OBVIOUS bs because the Christian bible is one of the MOST immoral books ever written.

  • @JayJayAbels

    In general aren't you not supposed to 'adhere' to things based on faith alone?

    You haven't explained why morality exists. Certainly laws exist but they're not always moral.

    Yes, without a moral standpoint outside of mankind morality makes no logical sense.

    And The Bible is not the MOST immoral book. I think you should read up on Eugenics...a scientific concept.

  • @bloodrunsclear GTFO of here! Science has no say in social or political affairs. It ONLY provides evidence. Eugenics was NOT a "scientific concept" - it was an evil, racist concept in which certain individuals attempted to use science to validate it.

    A nuclear bomb isn't designed, built or even thought of by science itself.

    Science is a tool that can be used and abused by ANY puny human being with enough resources and power.

    Your bible IS evil and OLDDD as balls. It's NOT relevant.

  • @JayJayAbels

    Science has no say is political affairs? Except for abortion, eugenics and stem cell research as well as Global Warming.

    You keep using the word 'evil'. Can you justify it please?

    If science is just a tool, why do you believe whatever scientists tell you too?

    Also science is old too, based on greek cultists. Math was invented by a guy who used to hold holy orgies and chemistry was once called alchemy.

    Also not relevant?

  • @bloodrunsclear SCIENCE ITSELF HAS NO SAY IN ANY OF THAT! It is people who use science to reach conclusions!

    I don't know if you're PURPOSELY wasting my time but I just can't/won't debate someone as WILLFULLY ignorant as you.

    You've been lied to... and brain washed. (Thoroughly I might add.)

    To anyone else who reads this... the first thing you should ask ANY Creationist while in a debate is whether or not they'd be willing to give up their beliefs in light of new evidence.

    My bad. smh

  • @JayJayAbels

    Willfully ignorant? I keep asking for you to explain your theory of secular morality and you have not.

    You've been lied to if you believe The Bible has no evidence, that its evil, and that science has disproven God.

    All three are provably untrue.

    If the issue is whether or not I'd give up my believe in light of new evidence...would you?

    You're determined to hate and disbelief in God no matter what so the same applies to you.

  • I contributed to that statistic *yay!*

  • "I know karate"...epic!

  • This is truly fucked up period! Way to go religion youve managed to yet again to destroy another extremely hard seperation.

  • Bottom line:

    this poor man can only see his children for four fucking hours a week just because he is an agnostic

    its fucking sick

  • Awh man. We humans suck. Srry Jesus for all the misunderstanding we're spreading among eachother.

  • Wow. I'm A Devout Christian, but I'm understanding and I'm not crazy. People need to get themselves together. Everyone doesn't believe the same thing, okay, but that's not disabling people. People need to stop acting so blind. People like this give bad names to all people believing in a religion. This is bull.

  • @AintGoin

    So if you are not crazy please explain your stance on dinosours... Is it true that you do not believe they existed? Or is that just every other crazy christian I have ever met... I grew up in church, but by the time I was 13 I knew it was all complete bullshit! So let your children choose what they want to believe in, don't brainwash your kids into believing your fairy tales...

  • @Manuelc33 Okay I'm not sure why you come lashing out on me or WHY you think I should explain my beliefs to you or WHY you think you have anything to do with how I'm gonna raise my children. That ain't got nothing to do with how crazy this judge is being toward this man. You need to shut all that down and if you really wanna have a discussion about religion I'm sure you are smart enough to talk to someone in real life. Therefore I am done commenting with you.

  • @AintGoin As a Christian, you just granted everyone their right to literally go to hell. And you know what? That makes you completely flawless!

    I resent your religion less now, and am more likely to join it! That "JOIN US OR BURN!" scare-tactic is probably the main reason I resent religion. While your "I'm not gonna scare or influence your decision, but I'm here for ya if ya ever wanna talk sum' Christ ;)"-tactic is rather intriguing! :)

    Thank you!

  • @leirgauk You clearly know nothing about the Christianity, because if you did you'd realize that *real Christians do not use any "scare-tactic" and that Christians in absolutely no way claim to be perfect, in fact if you knew even the slightest bit about Christianity you'd realize that a huge point in the religion is that no one is perfect. There is WAY too much ignorance in your comment to be addressed in my comment, but if by some miracle you'd like to have a mature discussion I am here.

  • @AintGoin Lol! Wow! That sure was one condescending reply.

    As it is sorta trendy to bash on Christianity, I suppose you assumed that this was my intention.

    Not at all.

    "There is WAY too much ignorance in your comment"

    Actually, the ONLY statement I made was that Christians use scare-tactics to have people join them. You seem to disagree on this, so all I can ask you is: "Have you even been to the surface?" (suggesting you were raised in some underground vault, in case you didn't get that).

  • @AintGoin (Part 2) First of all, I'm not sure your presumption of the word "scare-tactics" is correct. It's not a bad thing.

    If I told you not to eat the purple berries, because they are deadly, that's a scare-tactic. If all I said was "don't eat the purple berries", I would be partially responsible for your death, if you ever ate one. This is why Christians MUST warn the uninformed about Hell, to avoid being partially responsible.

  • @AintGoin (Part 3) BUT! If you were to inform some African bush-men (who were completely oblivious to Christianity), it would be another story. They already go to heaven, because they wouldn't know right from wrong anyway. So, by informing them, you give them this dreadful ultimatum (which according to you, is the very meaning of life) that no man wants to live with. One one hand, you help do God's bidding, but on the other hand, you make the judgement that this person might belong in hell.

  • @AintGoin (Part 3) Which is not up to you, but God, ergo; blasphemy.

    This is irrelevant. Sorry. I just enjoy giving Christians a little something to chew on.

    "if you knew even the slightest bit about Christianity you'd realize that a huge point in the religion is that no one is perfect."

    When, in my comment, did I give the impression that I didn't realize this or any other slight bit about Christianity?

  • epic face at 4:20...oh wait, he's trying to eat his kids and it's at 4:20, the atheist follows hitler and want to eat his kids, don't let him see his children!!!!!!!!!!!jk

  • again with "agnostics" :((( this is how false meanings get perpetuated :((( we are all agnostic, that does not mean that he does not or does believe, has nothing to do with it :(((

  • Everybody wants to be a "bouncer at the pearly gates"

  • Agnostic camp sounds like fun! They must sit around the campfire and sing songs about how you can't really know anything about anything because you can't disprove a negative.

  • @RadioFreeWisconsin better yet, just go fucking camp. and cut out the religious or atheist propaganda.

  • I'm so sick of the way nonreligious people are treated in this country, which supposedly guarantees the separation of church and state. There are over 1 billion of us in the whole fucking world, including 15% of Americans! If you ever see an atheist/agnostic running for political office, whether they're a Democrat or a Republican, vote for them. We need some rationalists making public policy.

  • Why is Religion in the court in the first place..

  • @TheDigitalMafia Religion and law are both unjust...

  • I can't stand the way some people just take religion as a matter of course; oh, wait, you're an agnostic? Well, everybody knows agnostics can't care for children, it's obvious, so you can't have them, of course. What the hell is wrong with people?

  • @SIRRIX000 True comment.

  • @Megajanitor I can't even find what I said because of all the arguing on the comments pages. Lol. Thank you though.

  • fact is the US already has control of Iran... they control the water from Afghanistan into Iran... one can then understand that this is just another media smokescreen for some important event.

  • @smeejit Do you even know what separation of church & State is? You might want to reread the writings of the founding fathers. Separation of church & State is ONLY about the State not having an official State religion that everyone must join, and not telling you what you must think about religion. That's it, nothing else. Just those 2 things, period full stop. Anything else added is crap & not part of the Constitution. It only limits the State not the people.

  • @SIRRIX000 The problem isn't insane people. The problem is people who use religion as a way to sneak into a society/group and then take it over for their own ends. Hitler did this. He told the workers group that he was Christian because they all were, and wouldn't let him lead if he told the truth and he knew that. Once he had power then his true colors came out. This has happened over & over in history. Most of the bad people in religion are just using it to get power, & they aren't believers.

  • Why does no one mention that the father had a protective order against him by the mother, when he went to the custody hearing? I have never seen a parent who has a protective order against them ever get custody of the children. The father never talks about an appeal because he knows it isn't about religion, even though it is his right. He just wants to picket the court instead. He lied to the reporters and they never checked the police records or judge's ruling. That is crap reporting.

  • @twjung You wrote...

    "Why does no one mention that the father had a protective order against him by the mother, when he went to the custody hearing?"

    - Do you have a source for this?

    Thanx!

  • @JayJayAbels I found it in the court's hearing information, public records and local news reports about the case. Call the local police department there or look up the case file for the protective order hearing. It is publicly available information. All of this is available online with a little googling. I found in 15 minutes of searches. I can't post URLs here or I would. She got it because he was showing up at all hours, harassing her via texting, and because he couldn't control his anger.

  • @twjung I tried to find it myself but could only find pages and pages of the story itself. That's why I asked. Please feel free to send the url to me via a message. I'd really appreciate it if you could!

    Thanx!

  • @TheDynastQueen Your funny. I guess you forgot that a lot of churches including the Catholic church requires that you take classes to understand exactly what the religion is. I guess you missed the part where the pastor reads from the Bible and people follow along. So the fact that Christians and Catholics, which are the same, know the least? Citation needed. Constantly edited? Citation needed. Outdated? Citation needed. That's your opinion and not fact. Your posting your opinion and zero facts.

  • Leave hicksville, preferably on fire.

  • Love Cenk.