The Great Fail Of Christianity - Atheist Experience 397

Every christian has their own beliefs on what it takes to get into heaven. That alone should tell you what a load of crap the whole idea is. The song and dance presented by someone trying to explain their version of heaven and hell, is truly a testament to the delusion of religion. Ashley Perrien and Tim Suto host this clip from The Atheist Experience #397 - http://www.atheist-experience.com

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[DaToNyOyO]

"...christianity is available to all men..."

Except those that grow up in non-christian countries, who are doomed to burn in hell despite leading good lives because... your god is an ass.

[werebee]

The Bible is available to all people? That's bullshit for the past, and even today there are people who haven't ever even heard of Christianity. No one ever explains what happens to them.

[Twelvestones92]

@Kailoa36 If you really wanted it to be based on merit, we'd all be screwed... No one lives a truly good life.. :/ sorry

[Kailoa36]

No, caller, universal availability does not make it fair. Any reward system based on anything other than merit is intrinsically unfair, especially one that insists that meriting the proffered reward is impossible and the only way to get it is to believe a patently absurd fairytale.

[MrGaddafikiller]

his belifs may be messed up but at least he isn't compleatly deluded!

[dymchurch1]

@DaToNyOyO Another group to whom christianity is not available are those who realize that god's ways MUST make sense and see that they don't make any sense whatsoever. The standard reply is "god's ways are not our ways" or "who are you to question the ways of god?" And there we have Hitchens' "poison chalice."

Push it away!

[cycorealm35]

This caller is a moron. It doesn't matter how much his unholy bible has been spread throughout the world, it's still an immoral fairy tale book with a ridiculous proposition. It wouldn't matter if the Hebrew Mythology god was real, I would never, ever worship that monster. Faith is based on ignorance, fear and lack of evidence..I have logic and a brain that I use to discern reality from fantasy. These people shut off all rational thinking when it comes to this baseless belief in a sky daddy.

[Thezillionth]

I think most Athiests, such as myself, are Athiest because we actually picked up the Bible and read it.

That can make you an Athiest.. I guarentee it.

It's the most absurd, vile, disgusting, and immoral book.

[NairuOnLife]

Actually, that's quite interesting... there were societies that lived far before the colonization of chrisitan nations in Asia, North America, Australia, Pacific islands, Africa.. etc. All those that lived in those areas had NO idea of what Christian teachings were at the time. Would not knowing about Jesus justify an eternity of hell to those that never got the chance to know about him? Just another inconsistency I find interesting... but I suspect they have an answer, considering infants...