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Atheists aren't that bad. This is NOT an argument for atheism... It's a defense of atheists. This video received the award for "Excellence in Humanist Communications" from the Harvard University H...  
 
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bartyfarslar (14 minutes ago) Show Hide
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Tax check this out. An angry mob of former Palin fans after she burned them on her book tour.

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TAXtheAtheist (33 minutes ago) Show Hide
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The path to ignorance is through atheism.
Watergun786 (33 minutes ago) Show Hide
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What was the FIRST cause of everything?
dezjunior (40 minutes ago) Show Hide
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God is an abstract idea invented by humans...
yankinCanada (59 minutes ago) Show Hide
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An agnostic might consider the question quite a lot but while they are doing that they are not agnostics.

An agnostic self defines themselves as someone who thinks the question is ultimately unknowable no matter how much consideration they gave it previously.

They had to consider it a least once though.
mcsaurus (1 hour ago) Show Hide
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YankinC: Actually, there's no reason to think Agnostics don't ponder the existence of God; they simply can't decide.
If the Atheist can't find any reason to believe s/he might still be in the Agnostic camp - isn't that what Agnostics are - people who can't find good reason to believe.. either way?
For me the best definition of Atheist is one who rejects the belief in a god, not the god itself.
Appreciate your civil tone BTW.
OuchMyGlands666 (1 hour ago) Show Hide
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Fair enough. Good answers, all three of you.
mcsaurus (1 hour ago) Show Hide
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Consider "I do not believe that God exists." vs "I believe tha God does not exist.". The former is ambiguous but can be fairly taken to mean that the speaker simply does not believe. The latter is a definitive position against the existence of God. "I do not believe." allows for "I do not believe God exists but neither do I believe God does not exist.". "God does not exist." is a belief, and no less a belief than "God does exist.".
deBeuk (1 hour ago) Show Hide
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"isn't the declaration that a person doesn't believe in any god a stance in and of itself?"

Yes, it's a philosophical position.

"doesn't a lack of belief in gods constitute a belief in a lack of gods?"

Not necessarily.
yankinCanada (1 hour ago) Show Hide
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It's a stance on par with saying I don't believe in leprechauns.

An atheist should allow for the possibility that a god could exist because they are incapable of proving that they don't exist.

What religionists try to do is say that atheism is as much a belief as a theist's unfounded belief in god.

That would put them on par for irrationality. Which would make the theist feel better about themselves.

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