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  • Good Vide... Thanks..

  • Taking God's name off dollar bills because one does not believe in Him is the same as taking George Washington off the one dollar bill because one does not believe in him. There may be just one American out there somewhere who does not believe in George Washington but he is still a minority. This is an extreme example. Other events that America recognizes as true but are still unbelieved by Americans include the moon landing and the Holocaust. Does that mean they are not true?

  • Criminals may not make the majority of Americans either but America accepts persecution of them. Just as crime, this is an issue of right and wrong. Our society says that it does not matter if what we believe is right or wrong, true or false, just as long as it makes you feel happy. The difference here is, unlike committing crimes, you are allowed to believe what you want.

  • @Flash02021990 "please don't insult what you can't comprehend" fallow your own rule because you must not understand evolution. I am being sensible. I go with the facts and almost all of the experts on a topic and not go with a small group of people who have been showen wrong more than once and keep repeating what they say. You do know that you demaning me to conform to you standers isn't going to happen. What's that nano tech thing about?

  • @Flash02021990 Demski and Behe's only real arument is they can't imagin or understand how something happened. Saying you are to stupid to think of a way for it happen so it cvouldn't have happened isn't an arugment: It's what I like to call bullshit. If you would kindly go watch some real science videos and not the dishonest "Explled" you might just learn something.

  • "The Catcher in the Rye", "Lord of the Flies", "Through the Looking Glass", "The Doors of Perception", and...

    "New Moon"...?

    The hell?

  • congrats to the winners!

  • wish I would came to YouTube earlier

  • 0:52 hahaha lmfao this guy screwed up his one objective, STANDING UP

  • These videos are amazing. Congrats to the winners.

  • The arguments from ignorance amazes me. If we don’t know, we search for answers. To assert truth without proof is ignorance. I’m not talking “absolute truth”, but truth being the best explanation we have at the time. Speaking in terms of absolutes may give some comfort and a sense of control, but face it, we have no control, we could be snuffed out at any time.

  • the 2nd one made me cry. nice

  • Oxygen , nitrogen carbon hydrogen etc, u cannt see them in ur room, but they r there. In the past ppl didnt know that air contains different elements but now we know. if u cant see them, that does not meen they dont exist. The key point here r SPIRITS, can u see them??? U think all religion have the same element, but thats not correct, they r different exactly like air. Islam and Christianity have different spirits. Islam from Satan, Christianity from the creator the real God who loves us

  • lol where are the hipsters brooding with the ipods in the first one??

  • I subscribe to Evid3nc3 and really believe his video to be the best over all (in my opinion). But, I was curious what other placers' videos were like and so thanks for including it here as I subscribe to this channel as well.

    I think contests like such and interviews with famous Atheists in the media will eventually bring about the realization of rational thinkers and gradually get rid of religion all together... ^.^

  • @Multimixvideos How can the atheists delude themselve and believe that hydrogen and oxygen, electrons and protons, should first produce themselves, then be the source for all other beings, and finally decree the laws that regulate themselves and the rest of the material world?

  • @1tabligh Atheist don't, by definition, believe what you wrote. Scientists do. Science has, based on centuries of study and advancement, been able to show us the evidence for the connection, down to the molecular level, of all life on this planet. Science, reason, logic...these are the gifts of the power of thought. Religion seeks to limit and destroy them. Religion seeks to dominate humanity with, as Sam Harris has rightfully said, "iron-age fairytales". Religion is for the weak of mind.

  • @sTevefor3 Your delusions that science has put out the notion of God is purely *rhetorical* and has nothing to do with logical method, because even thousands of scientific experiments could not possibly suffice to demonstrate that no non-material being or factor exists.

    Your claim is nothing more than a *fanatical* illusion based on unproven theories. Views such as these derive directly from a system of thought centered on materialism; within it, ....

  • everything is defined and delimited with reference to materialism.

    To interpret materialism in such a sense is in the final analysis strictly meaningless; it would be a superstitious notion involving the perversion of truth, and to regard it as scientific would, in fact, be *treason* to science.

    Even if the followers of a religious school of thought had no proofs for their claim, ...

  • @1tabligh Um, wrong.  You claimed that "atheists delude themselve and believe that hydrogen and oxygen, electrons and protons, should first produce themselves, then be the source for all other beings". This is inherently absurd. Not all atheists are scientists. The burden of proof of the existence of supernatural beings or entities rests squarely on the shoulders of religion. Those of us who choose to live in *this* reality do so because it is the only one from which we can choose.

  • to conclude firmly and forcibly that non- being reigns beyond the sensory realm would be a non-scientific choice, based on imagination and speculation.

    Some people try to propagate this *fantasy* in the garb of science and to present their choice as having been dictated by scientific thought. In the final analysis, however, the denial involved in such an assertion is unworthy of science and philosophy, and even *contradicts* empirical logic.

  • @1tabligh Oh, and I forgot to add:  you're supremely deluded. Just sayin'...

  • @sTevefor3 Before he enters the realm of science and knowledge with all its concerns, man is able to perceive certain truths by means of these innate perceptions. But after entering the sphere of science and philosophy and filling his *brain* with various proofs and deductions, he may forget his natural and innate perceptions or begin to doubt them. It is for this reason that when man moves beyond his innate nature to delineate a belief, differences begin to appear. ...

  • @1tabligh I take it you mean "when man conjures up explanations for things that happen that he doesn't yet understand"...like, say for instance, your belief in the Tooth Fairy, or Zeus, or miracles. As we advance in our knowledge of our universe, we leave behind our childish innocence and discover that the universe is a truly awe-inspiring wonder, at the same time a cruel and cold place that cares not if humans exist or if we ever existed.

  • God and Empirical Logic.

    One of the most destructive and misleading factors in thoughts concerning God is to restrict one's thought to the "logic" of the empirical sciences and to *fail* to recognize the *limits* and boundaries of that "logic".

    Is that which is necessary in essence and which is considered the first source of existence matter itself or something else beyond the limits of matter?

  • @1tabligh Again, the proof of the existence of any deity lies on the shoulders of those who believe in it. All you've done is put together words that are empty and have no purpose other than to cloud the issue. Prove that your god exists, and that he or she is any different than any other god of human history. or just STFU.

  • @sTevefor3 If man, through the application of scientific instruments and criteria, cannot perceive the existence of a thing, he cannot deny its existence simply because it is incompatible with material criteria, unless he disposes of some proof that the thing in question is impossible. 

  • @1tabligh But Man, without the benefit of the application of scientific instruments and criteria, found it necessary to create God, so he could perceive the existence of something that *doesn't* exist, because, since Man created it, he finds, as you have, that he can't prove the existence of this thing (God) without resorting to superstition and myth.

  • @sTevefor3 We discover the existence of an objective law from within the totality of phenomena that it is capable of interpreting. If, then, the establishment of scientific truth is possible only by means of direct sensation, the majority of scientific truths will have to be discarded, since many scientific facts cannot be perceived by means of sensory experience or testing.

  • @1tabligh ...and you're still delusional.  Bye.

  • @sTevefor3

    I will make it easy for you to answer!

    How could some of the scientists permit themselves to make a claim that would necessitate knowledge as extensive as the scheme of the universe, when their knowledge of the total scheme of being is *close* to zero, when confronted with a whole mass of unknowns concerning this very earth and tangible, lifeless matter, let alone the whole universe?

  • I think I can answer for you. The reason why scientists dismiss God as a possibility, (even when considering the "whole mass of unknowns") is because EVERY single "Known", or scientific truth that has been discovered points to a naturalistic world. So yes, we nonbelievers make the assumption that the rest of the unknowns are naturalistic as well. A fallacy, but I don't care. As a believer, all you would have to do is find ONE SINGLE scientific truth that is supernaturally explained.

    Good luck

  • @igotsachubby Your delusions that science has put out the notion of God is purely *rhetorical* and has nothing to do with logical method, because even thousands of scientific experiments could not possibly suffice to demonstrate that no non-material being or factor exists.

    Your claim is nothing more than a *fanatical* illusion based on unproven theories. Views such as these derive directly from a system of thought centered on materialism; within it, ....

  • everything is defined and delimited with reference to materialism.

    To interpret materialism in such a sense is in the final analysis strictly meaningless; it would be a superstitious notion involving the perversion of truth, and to regard it as scientific would, in fact, be *treason* to science.

    Even if the followers of a religious school of thought had no proofs for their claim, ...

  • to conclude firmly and forcibly that non- being reigns beyond the sensory realm would be a non-scientific choice, based on imagination and speculation.

    Some people try to propagate this *fantasy* in the garb of science and to present their choice as having been dictated by scientific thought. In the final analysis, however, the denial involved in such an assertion is unworthy of science and philosophy, and even *contradicts* empirical logic.

  • What is called science by the *science-worshippers* of the present age and regarded by them as equivalent to the sum total of *reality*, is simply a collection of laws applicable to a single dimension of the world. The result of all human effort and experimentation is a body of knowledge concerning a minute bright dot comparable to the dim light of a candle-surrounded by a dark night enveloping a huge desert of indefinite extent.

    All praise is due to ALLAH, the Lord of the Universe.

  • @1tabligh

    Once again... If you could please provide a single scientific truth, a single peice of reality that is only explained by the supernatural that would be great.

    Now, concerning your metaphor about the candle light in a vast night desert; although, beautiful it is complete bullshit. How can you know that the sum of pooled human knowledge is only a candle compared to what is called an "unknown"? Now, if we are talking about muslim countries; that, thanks to "ALLAH" are centuries...

  • are centuries behind western cultures. So yes, if you're talking about those countries they are in the dark ages and have never risen out of the hole that your religion has kept them in. However, thanks to science and secular societies, that are not racist/sexist/homophobic, we have risen out of that hole you are still, and we will never go back.

    Your religion is a joke, allah doesn't exist. You have every right to believe what you want, I have the right to point out your stupidity.

  • @igotsachubby Are you descending from a human ancestor or a wannabe monkey ancestor?

    Do you understand english distinctly?

    No dodging the questions and quibbling in vain!

    YES OR NO?

    Is that which is necessary in essence and which is considered the first source of existence matter itself or something else beyond the limits of matter?

  • @1tabligh

    Depends... 1 generation I descend from human ancestors (my parents). 1,000 or more generations probably starting to get ape ancestry. What does evolution (which is a fact), have to do with the existence of God? (specifically ALLAH!!!)

    next question, the first source of existence is considered matter in the form energy in an infinitely dense point called a singularity. NO GOD REQUIRED.

    I believe I've answered your questions (with no quibbling!!).

    PRAISE ALLAH! hahaha

  • @igotsachubby If man, through the application of scientific instruments and criteria, cannot perceive the existence of a thing, he cannot deny its existence simply because it is incompatible with material criteria, unless he disposes of some proof that the thing in question is impossible.

  • I agree with that. As do most atheists. On the flip side, just because something COULD exist, doesn't mean that it does. I am open to all evidence, and when/if some evidence is provided for the existence of God, I would gladly switch my beliefs. Untill then, I will remain objective. I call myself an atheist due to the fact that it has been thousands of years since the 3 major religions were created, and they have not found any evidence for their God. I don't see it happening anytime soon

  • @igotsachubby We discover the existence of an objective law from within the totality of phenomena that it is capable of interpreting. If, then, the establishment of scientific truth is possible only by means of direct sensation, the majority of scientific truths will have to be discarded, since many scientific facts cannot be perceived by means of sensory experience or testing.

  • Who ever said that "scientific truth is possible only by means of direct sensation"..? Because, I sure didn't. For example, we know that atoms exist in this world not becuase we can directly sense them, but because through massive amount of testing; their existence is shown. It's been a while since I was in General Chemistry, but I do remember a few tests some scientist ran to discover atoms. ie "Milliks"? oil drop experiment, the gold foil experiment etc...

    Where is the evidence for God?

  • @igotsachubby When the experimental sciences demonstrate that the elements and natural facrtors cannot exert any independent influence and do not possess any creativity; when all of our experiences, our sensory feelings, and our rational deductions point to the conclusion that nothing occurs in nature without a reason and cause and that all phenomena are based on an established system and specific laws, when all of this is the case, it is surprising that some people turn their backs on

  • scientific principles, primary deductions and propositions based on reflection, and deny the existence of the Creator.

    Now, too, in the age of science and technology, when man has found his way into space, a considerable number of scientists have a religious outlook as part of the intellectual system; they have come to believe in the existence of a creator, a source for all beings, not only by means of the heart and the conscience, but also through deduction and logic.

  • @1tabligh

    personal experiences, "logic", non of these are evidence for God.

    I'm sorry, but you started off this argument very strong, and I was actually impressed; however, you have slowly gotten lazier and and your argument has become extrememly pathetic.

    You have every right to believe in God if you wish, that is your right.

    The rest of us cannot believe in something just because it makes us feel good. I require evidence to justify my beliefs.  You have not provided that. Thanks.

  • @igotsachubby The atheist Delusion!

    In his equation, Einstein says that energy is equal to the mass of muter times the velocity of light squared (E = mc2 where E is energy, m mass, and c velocity of light). The velocity of light is equal to 186,282 miles per second. Also, the mass is equal to the energy divided by the velocity of light squared (m= E/c2).

    With this, it became established that the atom with its protons and electrons is nothing in reality but concentrated energy ....

  • that can be analyzed and reduced to its primordial state. Thus, according to the modern analysis, energy is the substratum of the world. It is manifested in various shapes and in numerous forms, whether sonic, magnetic, electrical, chemical or mechanical.

    In light of this, the duality between matter and radiation, between particles and waves, and between the appearance of electrons sometimes as matter and some other times as light was no longer strange. Rather, ...

  • God and Empirical Logic.

    Matter or God?

    Take your choice!

    Some brainless atheists regard matter as independent and imagine that it has itself gained this freedom and elaborated the laws that rule over it.

    But how can they believe that hydrogen and oxygen, electrons and protons, should first produce themselves, then be the source for all other beings, and finally decree the laws that regulate themselves and the rest of the material world?

    Pseudo-Scientific Demagoguery!

  • either to create itself or to violate any of the laws that rule over it, it follows ineluctably that it is unable to create other beings and the laws regulating them. How, then, can it be believed that lowly matter should engage in the creation and origination of higher beings or have the power to bestow existence on lofty phenomena?

    Is it at all feasible to regard all the geometry, functioning and movement of the universe as the outcome of matter in its ignorance?

  • 3rd place was the best in my opinion

  • Holy shit, Evid3nc3 won 10 grands?!

  • You know, I absolutely love these kinds of videos, spreading thinking that encourages logical reasoning, but who are we kidding? The target audience (ie those who believe in a god) refuses to listen anyways, because they choose to make themselves ignorant, so that they dont actually start questioning the fact that their religion might not be accurate. Its ridiculous. Maybe we should just kill them all.

  • @pyromaniac4290 In due time...

  • @pyromaniac4290 Perhaps these videos are effective when it comes to "fence-sitters", those who are currently indifferent, or those who are ignorant on the subject. Plus, those who believe in god have varying levels of conviction.

  • @ToListen touche

  • Free energy technology exists!But the coverup is very strong,if you want a real Free energy Magnet Motor, get the blueprints at LT-MAGNET-MOTORdotCOM ,take part in the revolution!

  • but more importantly, "Imagine there are no countries. It isn't hard to do. Nothing to kill or die for." - John Lennon

  • Thanks for posting this.

  • The next time I see a nutcase throwing scripture onto a crowd, like the first video, I'll read passages from the Lord of the RIngs out loud.

  • @amorphousguy or whatever book/mag I'm reading. Often Scientific American when on a bus.

  • My list of winners: 3rd place winner should have been 2nd, 2nd 1st and 1st 3rd.

    I just disagree. ^_^ E PLURIBUS UNUM!

  • The second one was brilliant.

  • The second one is so good it gives me chills in the best way :)

  • 3:01 FTW! :)

  • @ the second video...

    What book was that justice reading from?

    If he is marrying to women he wouldn't be using a bible.

    If it was a legal book why would he need it? doesn't he know the legal pledges and whatnot by memory?

    lol ok I am nitpicking but that bugged me.

  • @FuturePants

    Maybe he's a Christian justice using the Bible as part of his ceremony to marry two Christian women.

  • @rkyeun lmao

    Yes using a book that says murder the people you are marrying

    Your logic is flawless.

  • @FuturePants

    Maybe not all Christians are as immoral as the Bible says to be.

  • @rkyeun Those are not christians, according to the book they believe is THE 100% TRUE INSPIRED WORD OF THE ALLMIGHTY GOD.

    They are all blasphemers and are going to hell.

    This is the problem that arises with believing in an all-powerful being.

    There is no room for debate, not if you are being honest, because the bible said it and choosing to ignore it doesn't change what your god said.

    Before you get all pissy when I say "you" i mean the metaphorical "you"

  • @FuturePants

    Right. Only "true Christians" are as immoral as the Bible says to be.

    Not every Christian commits the sin of idolizing the word of the Bible, a book written by men, over the message of love and peace that they believe was delivered by Jesus. Not all believe the cruel acts of the book are fit to inflict on each other in modern society. But they do still believe in Jesus's sacrifice to absolve sins, and so are Christian.

    I'm an agnostic atheist and secular humanist, btw.

  • @rkyeun That may explain how you are so ignorant about the bible.

    I never really practiced and I know jesus said in timothy that "not a jot nor tittle of the old rules shall be abolished"

    And that mean you can't throw out the old testament because you don't like it.

    Also jesus (who is god) sacrificed himself (to go live in heaven and basicly be the first human on earth to live in eternal bliss, boohoo) to himself, because god is the punisher, for sin ... that god created.. makes sense.

  • @FuturePants

    Yeah yeah, and it also says plants were made before the sun. A lot is obviously wrong, and not what people use as the basis for their faith. Yes, you CAN throw out the Old Testament if you don't like it. All atheists do.

    Of course it doesn't make sense. I suppose I'm more amused by your exceptional overreaction.

  • @rkyeun I'm not the one argueing bro.

    I am stating facts and you are responding with nonsense and opinions

  • @FuturePants

    If you consider anyone who disagrees with you in any way to be responding with nonsense and opinions, you're not rational enough to deserve an explanation as to how two homosexual people can still be Christian. That it happens is a fact. You can deny it with whatever fundamental literalist view of the Bible you like, but that isn't what most people do.

    If you feel the need to have the last word, it's yours. I won't be continuing this discussion with you.

  • @rkyeun And you can continue to use straw men and put words into my mouth.

    All I ever said was anyone who IS religious and GBLT is fucking stupid, just like a jewish person joining the Aryian nation.

    I never denied their existance, I just pointed out how ignorant they have to be to worship a god who says to murder them on sight for existing... the same god who created them gay

    Oh and using childish tactics like "giving me the last word" or "being the bigger person" doesn't work, so good try.

  • @rkyeun I'm not the one argueing bro.

    I am stating facts and you are responding with nonsense and opinions

  • I loved the second video in this tube. Awesome. I hope that happens some day.

  • all great videos

  • You know what other nations have references to "god" in their official regalia?

    Nazi Germany ("Gott mit uns / God with us") and Saudi Arabia ("لا إله إلا الله محمد رسول الله / There is no god but Allah and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah"). Do we, a nation built on the principle of individual freedoms and democracy want to share something in common with two of the most oppressive and cruel nations ever to exist on earth?

  • @veronicafan2000 why did you call it nazi germany?

  • THAT is awesome.  The first video was sooooo incredible. lol I loved it.

  • Christianity, Islam, and Mormonism are mutualy exclusive.

  • Execellent Video!

  • They're all pretty awesome.

  • They all deserve an award.

    But, Evid3nc3 has other great vids.

    Check out his channel.

  • I, for one, wish they would bring back the Greek and Roman gods. I'm sick to death of Allah, God, Jesus, and the holy spirit they rode in on.

  • @TheRepublicX

    The fact that you call it "athiestism" makes me think that you, y'know... don't know what the hell you're talking about at all in any way whatsoever.

  • @TheRepublicX, it's true. We worship the square root of negative one.

  • The second video was the best IMO. understated, clever and more universal.

  • Another AWESOME video man, A++ to you.

  • for the first prize winner, can the pledge be reverted back to the 1952 version?

  • That's Awesome , really Awesome

  • new moon lmao!

  • Evid3nc3 =D

  • The first one is brilliant and entertaining.

    The third one is informative and riveting.

    The second one is ponderous, overly long, and sucky. It doesn't even belong in the same category as the other two.

    Good going, makers of videos one and three!

  • Did he say Athiens in 4:43. Yes hi did LOL!!

  • i wanted that kid's toy car to explode so badly

  • Who would "thumbs down" any of these videos?

    34 ideologues - out of touch with reality and abhorrent of peace

    Thanks for posting these here - it was great seeing them all together.

  • Who would "thumbs down" this vid? 34 folks who may fall into that category and one distracted fucktard who clicked the wrong button - ME. AK!!!! DRAT.

  • Good try ,but you haven´t convinced me! Find a relationship with The Heavenly Father and only then will you understand the meaning of faith,

  • @europauluk i understood the meaning of faith, and it's not very convincing.. sorry if i might have offended, because i would have if it was 10 years ago.

  • This video is WITH OUT MERIT, just random nonsense with NO ETHOS to give it any credibility against KNOWLEDGE, INTEGRITY and AUTHORITY of the contents of the BIBLE.

  • hmmm I liked the first two better than the winner. I think they displayed a lot more creative thought. just one guy's opinion.

  • @Quipert : And they would translate better to a global audience rather than the America-centric message of the winner. Not that the message was wrong at all, it was spot on. But it speaks to one nation and not the world.

  • @Quipert it won because it was voted in %^#*@ u$a

    I like only first vid rest is poor and saying that homos are normal thing... no its not its against nature and always will be.... humans are fucked up..... they made religions with made up gods and they fucking all things that moves and that which not moves... humankind is just fucked up. I like to watch how everything works... I just observe :]

  • @7BeAsT9 You are incorrect - homo.s. behavior is found in all mammalian species in nature and has also been observed among birds. This is not just related to sex - in animals that form social bonds, mate behavior is also displayed, such as raising young together / building a nest, etc. In studies with rats, hs behavior is relatively rare until there is stress on the overall population. Once there is stress due to a shortage of food/ space, hs behavior increases to about 10% of the population.

  • @KnowledgeIsAwesome Yes, I've had two 'girl teams' in my pigeons-- They loved each other just as much as a male/female pair, they just had four eggs, not the standerd two, and of course, no babies.

  • @7BeAsT9

    You're an absolute uneducated moron.

  • @Aaberg123 lol then who the fuck are you? complete shithead... you dont have any arguments, you just insult pfff u are loser

  • @Quipert

    I agree. While the winner is limited to america, and well, does give a good history lesson, the first two still have that little "oompf"-message you wouldn't expect.

  • Indeed! Be united USA! Be one! Like your nation should! Or else, it would be the FSA (Fragmented States of America!)

  • Wow, those are awesome.

  • You realy have no idea of what Jesus was talking about!!!!

    Your a lost soul who has obviously been part of a religion and is now confused, I will pray for you to find the right way because your now only following man´s ways!

  • wrong wrong wrong Where did you learn that contradictive theory?

    That´s exactly what Jesus kept telling us to stay away from..Religion, faith is not a religion because another word for faith is trust, trust is what we normaly have in our parents! You need to accept God´s sacrafice Jesus and stay away from religion!

  • What was the sacrifice? What did God give up that could not easily be acheived again by God? Men and women have died for the benefit of others in the past; they're dead; really dead, they will never come back. They sacrificed all that they were to benefit others. God's sacrifice is only a minor inconvenience compared to that.

  • @europauluk While true that faith is a synonym for trust, it has separate meaning:

    faith as in religion: a strong belief in a supernatural power or powers that control human destiny

    trust as in reliance: certainty based on past experience

    (Princeton WordNet)

    Trust requires evidence (past experience) to verify its certainty. You trust in someone for a reason.

    Faith, in this regard, is the opposite. It requires no evidence. Providing evidence for it makes it not faith, but reasoned trust.

  • What religion was the wheel-looking thing at the end? I immediately thought 'pirates' but since that's too cool to be true...

  • @eridaniblack The wheel is either Buddhism or Hinduism. Wikipedia both and check em out =) Google search would provide an answer as well.

  • And to both Goodanswerman777, and PhalanxPerception - I understand the desire to know WHY we are here. I understand the power to believe what grownups told you as kids. I understand that simple comments on a YouTube page can't convince someone to leave all they believed and trusted. But I hope you're doing as much research on the topic as I have. After the many books I've read, the house upon hours of debates I've watched, I'm honestly unpersudeded by religious arguments.

  • This is becouse the Great Pasta has not touched you with HIS noodly apendage yet! Come and find salvation: turn to be a pastafarian! And that energy of the great Past be with you not only on sundays, but in all days of your life, with souce, forever! RAmen!

  • @MagnumDB You're right in your position, and about the dollar, I think the same, too! FSM bless you!

  • FUCK YOU LOSERRRRRERERE

  • As someone born in 1953, I have (since I was aware of them) felt the McCarthy era changes were never subject to my consent and so not subject to my practice.

    However, I have been told that prior to WW2, the pledge included a raised hand salute to the flag (palms up). This was excised for it's similarity to the Nazi salute and it is something I would not do today either. Go figure.

  • If God created me, only he knows what I need to believe in him. People ask "What would you accept as evidence for God?" I can't think of ANYTHING! Every possibility is something I'd want to study scientifically as I'd feel there was a natural explanation. It's Gods choice to make himself known 2 me. If he never chooses to make himself known, thus me never believing in him, than he's chosen to create me just to send me to hell. Lovely! Ironically, the bible even says God chooses who may know him.

  • just let me put this in balck and white.thare is no scientifec explanatoin to God im sorry but to his creatoin yes thats the earth and the universe just please go outside and look around thare are things that prove of things in the bible like that the bible is true,for instence thare are prophices in the bible talking about what jesus would do,for jesus to fuffile all the things prophiside in the old testmnet would be like filling the state off texes full of nickrls looking for a silver doller.

  • @goodanswerman777 there is no need an explaination of something that quite probably doesen't exist.

    the fact that a madeup character (jesus) does what the madeup prophecies tell, he will do is about as impressive as the existence of a Ring in the book(s) "lord of the rings" especially if you keep in mind, that all those prophecies where well known to the people whol lived at the time jesus is supposed to live... there where probably houndreds of ppl. triing to fullfil the prophecies.

  • @goodanswerman777

    I think that everything outside proves Odin / Wotan. What are we going to do now?

  • @goodanswerman777

    In the books I'm reading, the character Richard Rahl fulfills several prophecies. I guess I should pray to him.

    "Father Rahl guide us. Father Rahl teach us. Father Rahl protect us. In your light we thrive. In your mercy we are sheltered. In your wisdom we are humbled. We live only to love you. Our lives are yours."

  • @grimthane

    We should ban fire.

  • @MagnumDB

    Doesn't it set an impossibly high standard?

  • @Grospoliner

    I'm sorry, does what set an impossibly high standard?

  • God's mentality, the way you described it.

  • @Grospoliner

    If God is truly as Christians describe him - all powerful - than nothing is impossible for him (or her, or it...).

  • What I dont get is, by doing this, arent we treating Atheism like a religion? I thought that being Atheist was all about no religion, but instead facts. But isnt it a fact that most of the world has a religion and we are a minority. Face it; they strongly believe there is a god, probably stronger than we believe there isnt. We arent going to change there mind.

  • @billy9495 first of all: atheism is just a minority in the US... on a world scale atheists and agnostics make a significant precentage.

    second point: there are many people out there who never actually thought about their belief. And campaigns like these encurage people to think for them selfes.

    third point: showing what atheism actually is about reduces prejustive images like "they just wanna sin" 'n BS like that. Especially in the US there are a lot people who are afraid of "outing" themself.

  • @BalthazzarCH (cont.) a forth point religious people affect non-religious peoples lifes all the time.... this needs some furter explaination. fortunately someone else already made a great example for that: /watch?v=xnbXlkNavwo

  • The only thing I disagree with is the compairison of sexuality and race with religon. Religon, or in my case lack there of, is a choice. Therfore I think that it is not quiet on the same level as sexuality or race

  • The first vid, ends with the statement its just a book, If someone believes the Bible they are try ing to warn you. How about getting rid of anti smoking adds, or advertisements warning people of all kinds of stuff after all most of it comes from books wrote by people?

  • @PhalanxPerception well... 1st of all anti somkeing adds don't get offended and screem at you if you do smoke anyway. 2nd somkeing is a proovable cause for cancer. 3rd. Smokeing adds don't threat you with unproovable and infinate punishment. 4th the effects of smokeing are testable, peer reviewable, verifiable and most importanlty: provable!

  • @BalthazzarCH only death LOL

  • yeah .. ignore all the rest... death is a lot worse than ethernal punishment, right?

  • "Imagine no zionism."

    - undergroundresistor, 30.03.2010

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  • Awesome, excellent and brilliant.  Well done to all the winners!!!

  • I think the 2nd place winner: "Imagine No Religion" has to be the best video. It had the best concept, best camera work, and of course, the best song one can possibly use in a video about secularism.

  • @frankjohnson123 Non-believers in the US is more like 15-20% which puts them just below Catholics and above all other religious denominations for demographics. And why should any faith have the 'right' to tell others who to love, how to spend their Sundays, who can hold public office, ... why must a faith have control over the lives of people that do not even share the same belief?

    Your not being pushed around. Your being told you don't have divine entitlement. Deal with it.

  • @VeritasLiber

    Non-believer =/= atheist. Agnostics and general non-religious people are put under that label. I'm with you, just so you know. I'm responding to the guy that said Christians are pushed around by atheists.

  • @frankjohnson123 Non-believer does equal atheist.

    Atheism just means lack of belief in a deity.

    Agnosticism is orthogonal to the theism/atheism line.

  • @Chal113

    I guess both can be right depending on how you look at it. OED: [non-believer] A person who does not believe in something, esp. one with no religious faith; (occas.) spec. a person who does not accept a particular religious belief or doctrine.

    The last one supports what I'm saying, because both agnostics and atheists aren't part of religious doctrine.