Blasphemy Challenge

What's the "Rational Response Squad" really up to?

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• Rational Response Squad
• Blasphemy Challenge
• Athiest
• Atheism
• Evolution
• Persecution
• Christianity
• God
• Brian Flemming

[Jaypizlle]

Why can't we just get along with each other's beliefs??? Has anyone noticed that if you express your views on Youtube, you get totally ripped on???

[RobNieves]

The problem with their views is that it's an attack on our views. Christians didn't start these postings - this group did. And have you heard what they said in this video? They intend to do this until the end of Christianity. This is an intolerant, and hateful group.

[themadhair]

<Good will come to him who is generous and lends freely, who conducts his affairs with justice. Surely he will never be shaken; a righteous man will be remembered forever.>

Just like the samaritan of that famous story Jesus told. Note how in the parable that what the samaritan beleived was immaterial in the story - the key point was what he did.

So according to Jesus actions speak louder than beliefs.

[RobNieves]

a few things here madhair

#1 - The story of the Samaritan Woman wasn't a Parable, Parables were ficticious stories Jesus used to bring about a hidden truth.

#2 - Also the point of the story is not what you said, the point is "true worship" (see John 4:24)

#3 - I thought you didn't believe Jesus existed, but now I see you trying to quote him. Which one is it? Do you believe or not?

[themadhair]

<The only difference between me and you is where we've placed our faith>. Absolutely true. I never claim that god doesn't exist - only that I believe he doesn't exist. I recognise that such a non-existence claim can NEVER be proven. I am not that stupid. I as an atheist have made assumptions on which I base my worldview - the validity of logic, non-existence of a higher power etc. I recognise these assumptions that I have made. My question back to you is - can you recognise your assumptions?

[RobNieves]

My "assumptions" aren't based on "assumptions" they're based on a Jesus that came to this earth, died and resurrected (as he said he would).  And people that saw him after his resurrection and were willing to forsake all to tell others about him. This list included everything from the uneducated to the most highly educated people of their time. I also believe in a Bible that has prophesied of events that have been fulfilled and are continuing to be fulfilled. Mine aren't just assumptions.

[muicrest]

brain washed dumb ass

[Wisebone87]

The bible is a evil schem of mans work to archieve power over people in dark times.. The man has walked earth long before the word god came in and it's all about survival.. you dont need to believe to live.. simple as that.. a god is almighty and can do what he likes then he would make miracles but he dont.. there has never been proof of god only stories told from mouth to mouth.. its a lie everything..

[booksone]

what about the american holocaust (does genocide or slavery ring a bell?)...... the ussr was doing a good job in suppression of the militant religious fundamentalism. instead the us government gave money/weapons to the Taliban/Al queiada, and then they bomb us.

[themadhair]

In the same way the pope doesn't speak for all christians also.

[warrenwormhole]

I love it when Christians cherry-pick the Bible. Read it closely and we'll talk.

[warrenwormhole]

Give me a break... It was not "because" then were atheistic that the atrocities occurred. Now, on the other hand, it was precisely "because of monotheistic religion" that we had the wonders of the burning of the Library of Alexandria, the Crusades, hundreds of years and millions of women butchered for witchery, the Inquisition, etc... Before you regurgitate the same old religious standby excuses, do your homework.

[warrenwormhole]

You see what you want to see. Can't you see that? There is lots of hate to go around. Why are there so disproportionately low numbers of atheists in prison for hate crimes?

[warrenwormhole]

Give me a break... It was not "because" then were atheistic that the atrocities occurred. Now, on the other hand, it was precisely "because of monotheistic religion" that we had the wonders of the burning of the Library of Alexandria, the Crusades, hundreds of years and millions of women butchered for witchery, the Inquisition, etc... Before you regurgitate the same old religious standby excuses, do your homework.