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  • god can not account for objective morality. either he makes it up arbitrarily, and can decide to make anything good or evil, or the source is not god, but something outside of god where he gets it from, and god is not necessary for morality. so christians can not account for their morality any better than atheists.

  • @brownbigb On the contrary, atheists can account for their own morality, there just isn't an objective morality... that would imply everyone had the same morality

  • If your anti morals do your next vid in the nude I guarantee I will check it out everyday as long as I live.

  • In every video, all this woman ever talks about is how big her breasts are, oral and anal sex.

  • With a couple grams of grey matter it is not at all difficult to create a model where altruism (aka morals) can positively influence survival and thus be a factor in natural selection. As you have mentioned in this vid. This is all that's necessary to explain the basis of morals. As you also point out the god of the bible is about as imoral as you can get according to anyone's civilized standards. Ditto for allah and just about any other diety you can quote.

  • @55chh The God of the bible is immmoral, meaning bad? What is your basis of good and bad, right and wrong? And if morals is just a result of grey matter, 1) How do you know this? Did you observe this and know this to be true for all people? 2) I guess everyone has different morals or murderers have deficient grey matter than the rest of us elite grey-matter moralistic amoebas.

  • @peetuhpanda Yes the god depicted in the bible is a vindictive, jealous, deceptive, pompous, cruel, murderous beast. According to my moral code (which is not based on any religion) that makes "him" bad. Antisocial in people behavior continues as an aberration however natural selection tends toward weeding it out.

  • Wow! You're so pretty and smart. It's a shame that you have no knowledge whatsoever when it comes to God and the Bible.

  • The attempt to be moral therefore, only takes place when I assess whether I can gain more from this person without harming them, than if I do harm them. Seems very selfish to me. The moment someone's life is not able to give you "benefit" (which is subjective, for a psychopath, murder may benefit him or even a wife who catches her husband cheating, etc), you are released from your interdependency to do whatever you want AND as long as no one finds out (which happens), your reputation is clean.

  • @peetuhpanda People tend not to commit murder because they have; evolved a degree of sympathy, because they fear being caught and the consequences and because they have been conditioned to believe it wrong

  • @alsdaftab1e How do you know this? And you are still begging the question: who were they conditioned by to believe murder is wrong? You still end up with murder being wrong only because 1) consequences 2) reputation 3) survival. All three can be avoided anyways and hence, murder is not wrong by that definition. I can murder, avoid consequences, keep my reputation, and promote my survival at the same time.

    Morality as a man-created thing leaves no objective basis for right or wrong

  • @1:00

    She says morality boils down to things that we do for our own survival, but we will NOT harm others because we may need things from them at a time and because we are interdependent beings.

    So if I can murder someone and get away with it, I seem to benefit my survival AND because no one knows or can catch me, I can continue receiving benefits from others.

    Your system depends on whether the consequences will outweigh the benefits to any given person, which is highly subjective.

  • Morality is a learned behavior just like any other!

  • @joshanator1 I think it's a learned behaviour to an extent, due to the evolution of society. I also think there are genes for it too..there is evidently a hormone/s that induces sympathy and empathy and the moral code is deduced from that, that's why morals vary from one person to the next

  • @alsdaftab1e

    I would like to go through any documents or studies that were conducted by "you" to allow you to come to this conclusion. I am not saying that you are wrong, I would just like to see the material you used that caused you to come to this decision.

  • @joshanator1 to be honest it's a number of years since my biology degree, an I can't remember the specifics, but most of it is common sense, if the basics are there. How Dmitry Belyaev's foxes became dogs gives an example of genetic manipulation of natural selection. You can see how the brain reacts to hormones in ever day life... for instance why as a male you'll change so drastically between the ages of 18 and 28 for instance due to the levels of testosterone. etc etc

  • @alsdaftab1e What a dangerous statement. Morals can "vary"? So you have no objective basis to tell a murderer that what he is doing is wrong? It's your moral code vs his. Sorry, I just ended up with a different moral code that told me to not kill, but you ended up with one that did. Right... You don't live like that. You may believe it, but inconsistently. I'm glad you're inconsistent.

  • @peetuhpanda Yes, all three can be avoided, that's why you get murderers...those murderers tend to feel remorse because they have evolved to feel sympathy and they've been conditioned to believe it wrong. There is no black and white, you're conditioned by the standards of your parents, your peers and the society you inhabit. the objective basis you have to say that someone is right or wrong is from the general consensus of society, enforced by a government and a police force

  • @joshanator1 So then what we do with it is subjective. A murderer can say that well he evolved differently I guess. Or he was brought up differently, like terrorists in the middle east. Also begs the question, is there a universal absolute standard of morality? Your definition makes it subject to individual interpretation. Where do morals come from if it is "learned"?

  • @peetuhpanda Of course morality is subjective... you for instance may despise people who take drugs or carry out abortions, where as I do not... but who is to say that I am right or that you are right? depends on your point of view ie subjective... sympathy is innate in humans... because over generations people who feel sympathy are less inclined to be aggressive and more likely to survive to reproduce... morality stems from that

  • You guys came to wise in your own eyes!

    1st Corinthians 1:19 For it is written, I will destroy the wisdom of the wise, and will bring to nothing the understanding of the prudent.

    1st Corinthians 1:20 Where is the wise? where is the scribe? where is the disputer of this world? hath not God made foolish the wisdom of this world?

    1st Corinthians 1:21 For after that in the wisdom of God the world by wisdom KNEW NOT GOD, it pleased God by the foolishness of preaching to save them that believe.

  • @superbad1972

    For it is ALSO written by ME, I AM GOD! So says Jesus!

  • @joshanator1 Wow, you see somethings never change. Thats exactly what the serpent (Satan) said to Eve you shall be as Gods same old lie of the devil! Just as you believe the lie of the Serpnet you think your God lol For it is written:

    4And the serpent said unto the woman, Ye shall not surely die: 5For God doth know that in the day ye eat thereof, then your eyes shall be opened, and ye shall be as gods, knowing good and evil. Geeisis 3:4-5 kjv

  • The new atheists need a serious reality check. Morality is not tied to either society, or some mystical godly commandment. So long as you subscribe to the subjective view of morality the very mystics of religion do, you're doomed to their same failure-- misery qua misery.

  • "When the looters' state collapses, deprived of the best of its slaves, when it falls to a level of impotent chaos, like the mystic-ridden nations of the Orient, and dissolves into starving robber gangs fighting to rob one another - when the advocates of the morality of sacrifice perish with their final ideal-then and on that day we will return."-John Galt "I swear - by my life and my love of it - that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine."

  • I want to pull on the white ribbon and free you from the system of morality

  • Look at this Video here on youtube an Atheist turned believer do to his death experience!

    Cut n Paste link: Heaven & Hell. Atheist professor in Hell! Meets Jesus (Near Death Experience. NDE)

  • @superbad1972 "Look at this Video here on youtube an Atheist turned believer do to his death experience"

    On what basis should we watch this video?

    It's an atheist and not an Atheist.

    Being a former atheist gives no credibility to any claim, incredulity is more than enough, no special education, rationality or intelligence is necessary.

  • slavery is never chosen. indentured servitude is different.

  • 3 04 slavery - I am going to share this with MaxMcc who claims to be a Christian and thinks slavery is "moral", because some people "choose" it. He agrees that rape and murder are wrong.

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  • As for any Christians that may have watched this video and still do not understand how atheists can account for morality, let me put it in simpler terms.

    Doing good things gives me warm fuzzies.

    I like warm fuzzies.

  • It doesn't happen often that I completely agree with someone's video, but I have to say I completely agree.

  • Thanks, Renee- I really enjoy your research and ideas. Most Atheists rant with anger- you produce ideas. Thanks for that.

  • What you speak of is something called "absolute morality", the bible and other "holy" books teach these absolute moralities such as thou shall not kill.

    Of course something like this sounds completely logical, however "thou shall keep the sabbath holy" makes totally no sense in society.

    I would rather have a good thought out and debated morality.

    Slavery was 200 years ago alright because people used the bible to justify this, I'm glad we now knoq better than that, better than 2000 year old books

  • This is why I don't believe in Christianity,

    I'm a good person. I work with kids, I volunteer my time for the needy, and I spend time with my family. I also contribute to the occasional charity. I try not to lie and I'm trustworthy.

    BUT

    Because I don't accept Jesus Christ as my lord and savior I am dammed to hell where my skin will forever melt from my bones and my screams of agony will echo throughout eternity.

    That's my problem with Christianity. The punishment doesn't fit the crime.

  • your a terrible atheist. ur as pretty as an angel, making a good case for these bible thumpers!

  • I think one of the most important things to take note of in what was said here is that we don't know everything. I chose to be agnostic because I learned that there is more to life and the world around me than what the bible had to teach me. There are philosophies and ideas that I have learnt which have gone unnoticed, even disregarded, by some religions. Morality, like religion, revolves around life, not vice versa.

  • Everyone has with in themselves to do good things or bad. No matter what your beleifs are (or are'nt) We all know right from wrong and we all have a choice.

  • In other words, belief in a God or religion has absolutely nothing to do with our moral ethics.

    100 percent correct!

  • I would love to cum right inside your birth canal while staring at your eyes and you scream at me to "cum in your pussy"

  • @porterhouseful Renee also made a video here in which she shows her pussy. I myself have a fat pussy like that too. Mine is black, but it's also a Main coon kat. Wth a furry tail and a fat ass. Conrad Anderson, CNN, The Netherlands.

  • @porterhouseful

    sick.

  • As always! Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I think it's moments like these really help people sit down with themselves or others and think things through. No matter the cause or reasoning, people are still people. Were all on equal grounds on something :)

  • Bunk to all her posts

  • @JesusSmurf

    Brilliant.  Moar, please.

  • it's so funny that "atheists" use so many different names for God when it suits there purpose. They pride themselves on "calling out" the many different names that God has been called. They leave out the differences in all of these different ways of perceiving God. I guess it's easier to deny God than to sift through the many different human perceptions of God. Am I glad I'm not an "atheist".

  • Tits. The reason for (I would estimate) at least 80%of all views on her channel.

  • Thank you so much for accurately representing the Christian claim. You are right that Christians are NOT arguing that atheists cannot be moral; only that they are unable to ground morality in atheism. You apparently disagree with the Christian claim but yet you accurately represent it in this video. That is very rare in my experience so, again, I thank you.

  • @evangelical1 Oh, thank you! Finally someone understands (not that you agree with me, but you know what I mean)!!! :)

  • @suvarenee Several mistakes: (A) Beliefs about moral principles may change, but the truth of moral principles do not. Take,“Slavery is wrong.” There was a change of belief about slavery before and after the Civil War, not a change in principle. It is not as if Slavery was “good” one day, and “bad” the next. Slavery was always “bad.” To suppose otherwise is moral relativism, and entails the absence of an objective foundation of morality, they very thing you pretend to argue for.

  • @suvarenee (B) You seem to offer some quasi-evolution account of the orign of moral belief. But explaining the origin of a moral belief does not explain why they are true, much less objective. If that were the case, then had we evolved to believe “murder is ok,” then, according to you, we would be right. But this is false.

  • @suvarenee ......Apparently, chimpanzees believe ripping the genitals off male sexual competitors is ok. Does that mean such an action is ok for everyone because this belief is a product of evolutionary development? I seriously doubt it. Hitler's beliefs were also a product of evolutionary development. Because he thought genocide was ok, therefore genocide was ok? I doubt it. Therefore, the truth of moral principles are not contingent on evolutionary histories.

  • @suvarenee (C) Finallly, in your attempt to ground objective moral principles, you try to identify the Moral Good with something like "human well-being" or "human flourishing," and evil with something like "individual harm." But this won't work. Of course individual harm is a bad thing, and human flourishing a good thing. But these are predicative statements, not identity statements. So it doesn't follow that the Moral Good just IS human flourishing. Proof they are not identical:

  • @suvarenee ....Suppose there are two worlds, A and B. And suppose both A and B tie for the maximum amount of human flourishing, but in world A, everyone is a psychopath, and in world B, everyone is virtuous. Which world is more Morally Good? Clearly, world B in which people are virtuous and not psychopaths. Therefore, Moral Good =/= human flourishing.

  • @grunderlyme

    Human flourishing is defined as “to live within an optimal range of human functioning, one that connotes goodness, generativity, growth, and resilience.”

    If you are suggesting that the psychopaths A world ties with virtuous world B, than I would like to know what NEGATIVE aspect of world B balanced the tendency of World A’s psychopathic behavior?

    You need to rephrase your question, you’ve only shown that not all morals are equally valuated in different worlds.

  • @saintpine "what NEGATIVE aspect?"

    --Any vice will do. How about failing to be humble, for instance? Humility is a virtue. And any world in which a everyone flourished but one person was not humble would be a world showing human floursihing =/= the moral good.

  • @grunderlyme

    You cannot judge the quality of a world by the failure of one or more elements, we need to consider that not everyone is going to abide, otherwise we would likely be in a robotic life without free will and the goodness and morality would simply be a biological aspect of each person or it’s well applied due to threats and severe control, and this alone is not an ideal world.

    We need to consider that the people are able to understand and choose.

  • @saintpine "You cannot judge the quality of a world by the failure of one or more elements"

    --Sure you can. If we suppose A and B are IDENTICAL in every respect except one feature, then it's rather easy. Talking about "possible worlds" is just a semantic device philosophers use to draw out these distinctions. All I am saying is that of two worlds identical in every respect, the world in which one more person is humble is the better the world. Is it not? Why would it not be?

  • @grunderlyme

    Let's ignore for a while that I don't agree that “humble” is a virtue, your argument would be correct if being humble is intrinsically in the nature of the people in one world, in reality we have people that need to understand concepts of being humble, accept them and follow them as best as possible.

    The success in one world cannot be an indication of its advantage because it could depend on other aspects, like the efficiency of education, control and punishment.

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  • @saintpine ....I am not sure why you think the rest of your post has anything to do with what I said.

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  • @suvarenee Why would you think some vague notion of "interdependence" is identical to the Good? Interdependence seems to be a useful strategy to promote the Good, but it is flat out false to say it just IS the Good. Even violent gangs are interdependent, but I wouldn't say their interdependence grounded the principle that murder is wrong when they happen to engage in, and endorse, murder. I see no logical connection there.

  • @grunderlyme Concerning your statement 2 paragraphs above, based on our accumulated knowledge of psychopaths, I don't think that an entirely psychopathic world could ever be a socially functional world.

    In Violent gangs, perhaps there is some cohesion and interdependence among their internal structure, but if the gang is harming outsiders, they are still causing harm to society at large.

  • @suvarenee Social functioning? But people in groups can function together quite well with amazing speed and efficiency to promote evil. Nazi Germany? So social functioning =/= the Moral Good. The point is that, of two worlds, A and B, that are tied for maximal human flourishing, if there is at least one less virtuous person in A over B, then B is the morally better world independent of human flourishing.

  • @suvarenee Renee, if what is Good were identical to what is Interdependent, then everything that was not Interdependent would not be Good (but Evil). --This is wrong. Interdependence may be useful for promoting what is good (and evil), but it's not the cause that interdpendence just IS the Good. Take an illustration..

  • @suvarenee ..Two companies, one of which manufactures ketchup, the other mustard, are "interdependent" in the sense that the profits of one company depend on the sales of the condiment of the other company, since ketchup & mustard are what economists call "complimentary goods" often bought at the same time. But is a company that sells BOTH ketchup & mustard independently of other companies therefore "evil" on account of not being interdependent? No. So Interdependence=/=the Moral Good

  • @evangelical1 Unable to ground morality in atheism? Uh, gee, what was your first hint? Atheism isnt an ideology, it isnt a doctrine, it isnt even dogmatic - it is simply a rejection of theistic claims. Thats it, nothing more. You say "Jesus did such and such" - we say "no evidence? Don't believe ya". That simple act is what makes one an atheist. Anything else is something else. Full stop. Try remembering that.

  • n virtuesAre morals not continuly improving...largly due to secular thought and disscusion.Societies treatment of say women,homosexuals even animals is constanly improving...abolishment of slavery.If we were only getting morals from religion would they not be set at pre history values...i dont beleive in god as set out in the bible..and certainly not religion...but im the nicest gut i know.tho that could speak more for the company i keep..than my ow

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  • @rhov233 DON'T BLAME HER.........red-heads subconsciously use sex as a means of domination and assertion.

    They are ALL super horny ALL of the time.

    I say this in half jest, but there are sometimes I think to myself "damn, this redhead girl is really sexy, but shes really crazy and horny? I'm scared."

  • I agree with your explanation of how morality is good for mankind's survival, it's obvious.

  • Creationism is bullshit. The last three popes have recognized evolution, majority of Orthodox/Catholics have in Canada, and an Orthodox Christian scientist helped promote Darwinism. Creationists need to give up.

  • I AM JESUS,

    I AM THE 666 IN REVELATION,

    I AM THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH...

  • morality is subjective by any account. In the bible is you break a commandment you are to be killed. However Jesus said if you think it you are a sinner, such as in adultery. So in effect thanks to human nature your are automatically condemmed to death, cause we all think of ourselfs as gods, as Jesus spoke of in John, we all want the neighbors wife (hint hint), so we cant escape the thoughts, no one can, not even christians.

  • well here is how that goes: how does a THEIST get morality?

    it seems as though not from the bible... do you have any idea the crazy stuff that you would NEVER do that jesus commands? like killing nonbelievers and whatnot... i can provide some easy examples for you.

    this is just another example of a christian that claims to be a "good christian" without reading the manual first (the bible; especially the new testament).

  • I'm sorry but you are an idiot. All these arguments have already been discussed and dismissed. I strongly suggest you do a YouTube search for Christopher Hitchens, and watch every video that is longer than one hour. You have very limited knowlege of the world, whereas Mr. Hitchens has an immense knowlege and faultless logic. Alternatively, you can simply stick your boobs out and float through life on a dreamy cloud as evidently you have up to now.

  • Next, it is OK to kill the chicken because you eat it. It is forbidden to kill the dog.  It is all subjective. We haven't had objective morality and I doubt we ever will.

  • @TheEKastrioti I understand your idea, but I don't buy that argument. You're talking about the food chain, which unarguably humans are among the top. But the moral premise that you only kill what you eat still remains the objective morality.

    And I also have to say that the use of dogs in your argument is probably the worst example you could use there, because since the beginning of man no animal has had a closer bond with humans then dogs have.

  • @PirateFish1 You don't have to buy the argument it is self evident. I don't sell you anything I'm just telling you how I see it.

  • @PirateFish1 You also kill what you don't eat. 

  • @shizzleman8 "So basically what this dunce is saying is that the survival of the fittest = morality."

    No she is saying that cooperative behaviours for social animals are adaptive and we call them morals. No Jehovah needed. But you have had that explained to you numerous times on other threads and yet you persist with your strawman bullshit.

    Don't you have a judge to bore or a client to screw. Is business that slow?

  • So basically what this dunce is saying is that the survival of the fittest = morality. In Darwins' On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life the doctrines of Christian nor moral society are ever invoked. The reason why atheists have a hard time being moral is because the reject everything good. Atheism/naturalsim are systems of believe that dictate action not investigation, introspection, or morality. Get it?

  • @shizzleman8 Where do you get that atheists have a hard time being moral?It isn't difficult.Where do you see all the atheists running around committing all the crime? The crime rate among atheists or those that don't subscribe to the belief in a god/religion is rather low compared that of the faithful.Religious morals are co-opted from society not the other way around.The morals in the bible reflect that. There are many things in it that were acceptable 2000+ yrs ago that aren't now

  • Just lookin' across at the thumbnails on the right.Which has a photo of a ugly guy with glassess under the heading of Atheist's Nightmare= a simple question.Just a word of advice to that guy get a better lookin' thumbnail cos Renee just blows you away when it comes to looks.And once again Renee what you say makes sense to me.Respect.

  • @themanfromutopia1 She's not smart enough to read these comments. Her visual appearance is what's kept her from being educated. Atheistis are NOT the intelligencia in society. We can't have people who believe in nothing with their thumb on the button. They're apt to push it. Atheism they way it's practiced in conversation on YouTube is = nihilism. She advertises because of her tits. You have no respect to give because you're just her 'john'.

  • @shizzleman8 please dont speak to me as you lower my inteligence.Thank you.

  • @shizzleman8 You really need to look up the definition of atheism since you clearly have no idea what it is.

  • @shizzleman8 Yea you definitely don't have a clue about atheism. It is simply the rejection of the assertion that there is any god based on the total lack of credible evidence of a god. That is it nothing else.

    Btw did you mean "intelligentsia"?

  • WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? YOU ARE A SLAVE. IF YOU WORK IN THE UNITED STATES OR ANY OTHER COUNTRY, YOU ARE A SLAVE. ITS JUST MASKED VERY WELL. YOU THINK YOUR FREE?UNLESS YOUR A PRIVATE BUSINESS OWNER WHO DOSENT PAY TAXES LIKE THE ROTHCHILDS AND THE ROCKAFELLAS,THEN YOUR A SLAVE. A CORPORATE SLAVE IS A MATTER OF FACT.YOU WERE BORN INTO SLAVERY WITH OUT EVEN KNOWING IT. WE DONT EVEN OWN OUR BIRTH CERTIFICS.THOSE ARE BOUGHT AND SOLD ON THE WORLD MARKET DAILY."LOOK IT UP"UNLESS YOUR A SOVIERN..

  • Human beings establishing a code of morals and ethics not derived from some book written by some guy from some agrarian culture in a primarily mountainous desert environment over two thousand years old?!? How do they find anything relevant to establish thier moral and ethical beliefs upon?!? O.o?? Yeah, think the question just got answered...current existing religious texts are not relevant in our technological, post-modern state of being. Morals and ethics exist...but they need redefined...

  • @cheagan “Because some a-hole keeps maligning my integrity."

    Previously on Planet Cheagan:

    “Morality is INHERENT to intelligence. So it is no wonder we find BIMBOS parading around half-dressed arguing against it.” – “Tell your girlfriend she must COVER HERSELF before she expects anyone to take her opinions seriously... or go apply for a job at Hooters.”

    AND: “...you never even noticed the irony.”

    How could anyone but an arrogant twit miss the irony here?

    Do unto others and all that.

  • Beautiful woman and clearly, more importantly, somewhat more well educated than many Americans...

  • @cheagan "Because some a-hole keeps maligning my integrity."

    The same A-hole who keeps claiming moral superiority because he's bought into a bullshit book of myths and can't get tits out of his stunted little mind long enough to make a substantive reply that doesn't involve baseless assertions or false data or strawmen or repeated personal attacks against a woman who is ignoring him because he's a shrill, sexist pig?

    Your issue is NOT relevant, except to you and you have little integrity.

  • What you're explaining is not morality, or at least, it's not a set of objective moral codes or laws. You're explaining analysis of situations and conclusions that certain altruistic actions (Ironic, because they actually aren't altruistic as you describe the hypothetical. The human you describe is a purely selfish analyst) will in turn benefit that person. In reality, a person can, in calculation, destroy other human beings for self benefit (will no backlash, might I add).

  • @gaphary And, indeed, in 40+ years of studying comparative religion, I've only encountered one truly objective set of moral codes, and that's in the atheistic tradition of Theravada Buddhism. In that tradition, *all* beings, both deity and human, are subject to the objective laws of karma for immoral behavior. In practice, a truly non-relativistic "moral code" is not to be found, neither in human affairs nor in religion -- with a very, very few notable exceptions down through history.

  • @BlatzBeer Interesting, although unrelated. I understand that many moral structures are not truly objective; I was simply being general in my use of the word objective, in that, comparatively to this woman's theory of individual moral creation, objectiveness or 'structure', perhaps, doesn't exist in this type of thinking, nor are our innate human sentiments enough to push us towards a single guided path of 'morality' (it's more-so our current society in time which does this).

  • @gaphary In practical terms, as we look at the real-world history of religion, philosophy, psychology and man's treatment of his fellow man, "individual moral creation" is the only kind of moral system that has ever worked for human-kind, despite claims to the contrary. And I find the her dialectic much more structured and objective (with even an appeal to the empiricism of biological science) than any theistic-based framework for morality, which in final analysis is always subjective.

  • @Pablogenio7 "BUT..if your morality is : "there is no morality" and you are also materialistic...the result is a disaster."

    That's a big IF. Fortunately for Atheists and Agnostics, the general "don't be a dick" morals that comes along with being intelligent social beings.

    It is sad that some less mindful people require an invisible parent to keep them from misbehaving, and a formal code to remind them that stealing, lying and killing are not cool. But if that's what you need, please avail.

  • @Terncote I wrote here some examples of materialistic atheists governments..and their actions....if people would be naturally good the code would be unnecessary..

  • @Pablogenio7 and every other law would be unnecessary..

  • @Terncote Furthermore, this invisible parent commands them to discriminate against certain group or exterminate them.

  • @Terncote Because some a-hole keeps maligning my integrity. Here's the funny thing: while you've been haranguing me, I've yet to hear from the lady. My thoughts? She's realized that I was right. So, chalk one up for the good guys. Hooray for the FORWARD progress of western civilization! However, since no one here seems to want to discuss the RELEVANT issue, you've got your wish.

    Bye.

  • @Terncote And to think: you never even noticed the irony. What a waste of an obviously expensive education.

  • I am not a complete atheist, I think consciousness is like any other form of energy that I know of. I like the creationist video that you put up. You should try to really cut evangelist opinion up in your videos next time I am not American, they are the largest religious group in the US, no?

  • Marry me!

  • @cheagan "Hide. FLEE HIS COMING WRATH. Call on the rocks to fall on you, anything instead of the wrath of the Lamb of God. THAT'S the story of the Bible."

    Yup. When reason fails, when you have no evidence, when you've been repeatedly caught in your own deceits, when lying for Jesus wears thin and when even hubris won't serve you... ISSUE DIRE THREATS IN ALL CAPS!!!!!

  • @cheagan "Now, back to the ISSUE AT HAND, if you please. "

    Put your pants back on, chuckles! Nobody gave you the keys to the internet. Just because you roll around with a portable pulpit doesn't give you any authority, let alone to tell someone what they may and may not wear in their own video.

    You assume there's a god, that this god is Jehovah, that of all the 3,800 denominations you joined the right club and that you get to speak on behalf of Jehova & Son. Talk about "bullshit presumptions".

  • @cheagan " I am interested in exposing the "bullshit" presuppositions upon which atheism and moral relativism are based."

    By massacring cosmology, referring to discredited theories about c-decay?

    What's happening is you are bouncing from one thing to another and pretending that whenever you get caught in a lie or some ignorant presumption, you can dodge the bullet by changing the subject again.

    Evolution is accepted year after year because the data fits. You creationist have no data.

  • @Terncote Data? Oh, you must mean the observable fact that the many species came from one primordial one... or the fact that given time, systems become MORE complex, not less... no - wait. I guess those wouldn't qualify, now would they? What we have is a record that each KIND replicates after its own KIND... and that the most fundamental building block of matter is LIGHT... oh YEAH - JUST LIKE THE BIBLE SAYS! No, Turncoat - God has made Himself evident to you. It is YOU who have

  • @Terncote ... embraced BULLSHIT. 

  • Of course there's morality without God. Anybody who says otherwise simply refuses to study human history. Selective reasoning is not reasonable.

  • @Mangina9000 I would agree; those Christians who say otherwise are barking up the wrong tree and trying to win arguments they don't need to. Romans 1 says all this. EVERYONE knows right from wrong. And NO ONE does what is right. NO, NOT ONE. (Rom 3:12). I will say it again: morality is inherent to intelligence. You are WITHOUT EXCUSE (Rom. 1:20).

  • Thank you for posting this Renee!

  • @Pablogenio7 I'm not correlating athiesm with doing 'good' or 'bad'. I'm saying atheism/religiousness is probably largely irrelevant, hence there is NO 'correlation'. The reason these countries do well is because they are well fed, largely rational societies with governments that look after their people. "the USSR 100% of atheism" - that's what's called a totalitarian government, which is already what I said in my last comment was the cause of their ills.

  • I Think you are fit, Are you in a relationship?

  • @Pablogenio7 "Lenin, Stalin alone: 20 million (the lowest estimate) it didn´t stop after Stalin,it continued till 85, my source was Gorbachov.....and Mao about 60 millions(ww2 not included)...I can also mention Pol Pot: about 2 million(1979)..Ceauscescu: about 400.000(till89)..North Corea almost 2millions(still exists).."

    And Jehovah, the omnipotent, and his son, Jesus, the Prince of Peace, watched and ignored the prayers of their believers.

  • @cheagan "No, we don't need the Bible to give us morality; in fact, as much is actually STATED in the Bible (Rom. 1:19,20)!"

    *It is also well known that a given body of data can be inadvertently manipulated due to subjective bias in such a way as to yield unwarranted conclusions.* A quote from a creationist website. LOLZ

    Jehovah obviously disagrees with you about inherent morality or he wouldn't have written the 10 commandments. Moses trashed the first draft! What was that rebellion about?

  • @Terncote human nature is inherently evil, that's why it is natural to reject a moral law..that goes against that nature...

  • @Terncote Who are you quoting? I never quoted any creationist site. Fyi, the "Law of Moses" is there to show us the perfect standard of a holy God. It isn't something you can live up to. Your heart is where sin occurs... not your action. You are simply MADE of the stuff.

  • @Terncote I am interested in exposing the "bullshit" presuppositions upon which atheism and moral relativism are based. According to the theory of inflation, the universe expanded by a factor of ten to the sixtieth in less than ten to the negative thirtieth seconds. And just like the BULLSHIT that Darwinian evolution is based upon, it flies in the face of the most fundamental tenets of science itself. Yet year after year, these are accepted by scientists as "the way it is". And...

  • @Terncote ...year after year, these and other BULLSHIT theories give place to atheism and moral relativism as natural consequences of what you must arrive at when BULLSHIT bedrock presuppositions are accepted as "scholarly".

    Now, back to the ISSUE AT HAND, if you please. Tell your girlfriend she must COVER HERSELF before she expects anyone to take her opinions seriously... or go apply for a job at Hooters. Meanwhile, I will teach MY children RIGHT AND WRONG,using her as an example of

  • @cheagan You are an immoral scumbag who has all too easily fallen into a simple trap. Way to represent religion as immoral, moron.

  • @Mangina9000 Well... RELIGION isn't any more "moral" than atheism, or witchcraft, or pedophilia, for that matter. RELIGION is what you get when humanity acts as if they're seeking God.  NO ONE does that; rather, it is God who seeks, and finds, His own. So, if you haven't been tapped, well then, I would be re-HEALY worried if I were you. Run. Hide. FLEE HIS COMING WRATH. Call on the rocks to fall on you, anything instead of the wrath of the Lamb of God. THAT'S the story of the Bible.

  • @cheagan Santa Claus is coming on Dec 25th. BE PREPARED!!!!

    (No seriously get mental help if you actually believe all that nonsense schizo. Read your post off to a psychiatrist and see how fast you end up in a padded cell.)

  • @Terncote ... THE LATTER.