Another Problem of Evil

[BluThoth]

I like to tell people that if all men inherit the original sin, then all men are inherently evil. Then I ask, "if man was created in the image of god, wouldn't that make god inherently evil?"

That usually shuts them up... If it doesn't I tell them to go stone the NFL for touching the skin of a dead pig...

[EvilSeedofDeath]

GOD BLESS ISLAM TOP SLAP WEAK OF FAITH CHRISTIANS AS THE SODOMITES CONFUSE EVERYONE WITH THEIR INVENTION OF ATHEISM

[DeltaAtheism]

Wait...are you accusing me of being a secret Christian?

PFFFFF...

[Workovt]

@EvilSeedofDeath Sodomites invented Atheism to confuse people? HAHAHAHAHA

But Atheism is probably more confusing than religions to most people because religions give you easy answers to most problems, give you a world in black and white whereas Atheism requires you to think for yourself if you want to find answers - you yourself have find out whats true or false and not take anything written in a book for a fact. Yet, most Atheists are bad examples. Just like you are a bad example for a Muslim.

[thescaryworker]

Incredible video. Amazing twist. Wish it were so simple to get people to understand.

[ooglebydoogleby]

Very nice I did get a little suspicious when abducting virgins came up. That just seemed so absolutely abrahamic in behaviour and some of the other stuff was a tad far fetched but the approach was brilliant. favorited!

[frohman101]

Hey DA, do you still remember me? Thank you for making this video, I like the way you present this topic.

[DeltaAtheism]

Yes, I remember you (though I remember your avatar being orange, not blue). ;)

[kimlovesart]

@DeltaAtheism Wow.......effective

[mak1759]

great visualization of The Thinking Atheist's quot. The music almost sounds like its from the Batman score.

[DeltaAtheism]

I noticed that similarity, yes. It sounds a LOT like Zimmer, and the long brass/string note, the D, in the opening, if you add a second one, the F above it, makes a motif from that score.

Is it possible the Teabaggers stole Zimmer's music for their ad?

[FaganRoberts]

Very good video!

(BTW: Although pro-life, the Tea Party is not opposed to birth contraception, except when such schemes are funded by government through taxpayer dollars)

[1RadicalOne]

Actually, look up Proposition 62. It would ban many forms of contraception, like pills.

[FaganRoberts]

@1RadicalOne I haven't seen any Tea Party support for this, if any, Catholic issue. Most TBers could care less if you wear a rubber or take a pill for sex. Providing, like I've stated, you do not wish the taxpayers to pay for them.

[1RadicalOne]

This bill is not catholic - though they probably would support it. Indeed, look at how most American Christian Protestants - the majority of the Tea Party - view Catholicism, a cult, "not real Christians".

[FaganRoberts]

@1RadicalOne Understood. That's why I find it hard to comprehend why the TBers would promote Prop. 62 unless it carried a mandate to force taxpayers to pay for these products to favored voting constituents that would "benefit" from these handouts. I don't see many people, both moderate and conservatives or libertarians that would support, say... ie RU486 be provided on demand, paid for on the public dime. That's a personal not a social issue.

[1RadicalOne]

Because most of the Teabaggers are far-right Christians who believe they have a duty to impose their beliefs on everyone else.

[FaganRoberts]

@1RadicalOne I absented myself from the Tea baggers when it became apparent they were being coopted by the religious right and the war party Zionist/Neocons. Apart from their endless war support for Israel and continued meddling in the mideast, I doubt that their pro life & church for state stance is going anywhere. I do support limiting government, lowering business regulations and taxes, but that's hard to do when wars need funding and large government is needed to fight these conflagrations.

[1RadicalOne]

The Tea Party is not so much anti-government as anti-government-as-we-currentl­y-have-it. Talk to most of them, you will find they dream of a government that is very powerful indeed, just one that agrees with them. As O'Donnell put it, "The Bible would be far superior to the [US] Constitution".

[FaganRoberts]

@1RadicalOne Yes. I think it would be hard for me to vote for this religious nutbag O'Donnell. However, I couldn't bring myself to vote for her liberal opponent Coons, either. If I lived in Delaware, I'd probably be sitting this one out or voting for the Libertarian candidate if one was running this time. Poor choices all the way around, as usual.

[1RadicalOne]

That is politics for you.

[216trixie]

Good one!

[BalthazzarCH]

the stuff after 1:06 runs way to fast to read. :-/

[1RadicalOne]

I know, but I was bound by the music track.

[BalthazzarCH]

@1RadicalOne second account? it's sad cause i can't listen to the soundtrack when i have to pause to read ^^

[1RadicalOne]

Actually, this one, the one I am using now, is my main - and far older - account. I made "DeltaAtheism" to keep the religion videos organized and separate from my other videos - mostly musical compositions - and to protect my main account in case of a DMCA or similar against DA.

This is why you see DA has having 0 friends and 0 subscriptions; I do all that (and all video viewing and commenting) from my "real" account.

Technically, I should have logged in to DA to reply, but that is slow...

[1RadicalOne]

PS

If you want the music, just look up "Proposition 62", that crazy bill to ban abortion and contraception pushed by the Tea Party.

I took this from them.

[vadimcream]

REALLY great video. That's all.

[etiennealive]

Interesting compilation. Well done !

[devonAnon72]

decent!

[anonymousstormchaser]

The Thinking Atheist?

[DeltaAtheism]

Yes, that is where I got the idea.

[Shmuklidooha]

You forgot incredibly evil people like Richard Dawkins, who had the GALL to write a book denouncing the bible!

[BabySatch1]

@Shmuklidooha lol