Re: The Blasphemy Challenge

I deny the holy spirit

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[WonderfulXistence]

you are so hot!!!

[maxergud]

@Duck4212 It seems you think I made the video, I didn't. But I find it funny how clever and insightful you think you are. I don't hate god or want to fight anyone. I don't believe in any deities, you can't hate what doesn't exist.

[ILoveMJ5820]

hi factvsfiction have you ever heard of ANIMISM

[somer2somer1]

well you basically deny your existence anyways. because you don't believe in ANYTHING. oh wait you believe in drugs and science lmao rock and roll girlfriend.

[masterofsynapsis]

I don't even bother to deny the existence of the holy spirit. Many people I know wanted to leave the church by letting themselfs get unbaptized. After the child abuse cases. As if that was the first time they did something wrong! This is really pointless.Maybe this quote will explain what I mean " I won't utter falsehoods, but I've no objection to uttering meaningless statements" - A.J. Ayer, when saying grace. We must stride against the close mindedness that is caused by the church! That's all!

[Moreviolent]

I deny your denial

[druidic6]

@chickensoup3 I'm not going to say this again. To me, in my mind, the christian god is no more real than the greek god zeus. Or a unicorn or a leprechaun. To me, all fairy tales are fiction. I also don't believe in dragons. It's not a belief system for me to tell someone that comes to me and says "Believe what I tell you to believe" to go fuck off. I don't care what fictional being he's throwing at me- buddah, alah, mohamed, or god. It's all fake. You're the one who believes, not I.

[chickensoup3]

@druidic6 lol, wouldn't it be easy if everyone could equate a leprechaun to the Christian God ? The difference between the way you argue and the way I argue is that you speak as if you know. I am confident that I don't know, and certainly you don't either. That is my criticism against these modern athiests who don't do their own research before even questioning athiesm. Believing that there is no God is a belief--trust me. You don't know that there is no God. Science can only go so far.

[druidic6]

@chickensoup3 You are wrong. So wrong. Know what else I say isn't real? Unicorns, leprechauns, Zeus, Apollo, Athena, the Wiccan Goddess, Medusa, etc... Is it a belief system to NOT believe in the Egyptian gods Isis and Osiris? No? Well, it's 100% the same with the christian god. It is NO different. Christians say all those things aren't real also. Is it really so different just to say that if 10000000 mythical gods and fairy tales aren't real that their god isn't either?

[chickensoup3]

@druidic6 we simply have not even scratched the surface to the nature of our origins and our universe. I am not a christian--I dont listen to anyone but myself. I am an agnostic who likes to listen to all philosophies. Athiesm is not a LACK of a belief system. Saying God is not real is a belief in itself. Anyone who has any knowledge in philosophy knows this. For the record, Nietzsche is actually my favourite philosopher--he was an athiest who thought for himself.

[druidic6]

@chickensoup3 Atheism isn't an alternative to christianity and it isn't a belief system. You need to stop listening to your pastor and open up a dictionary sometime. Atheism is a LACK of a belief system. It's not an alternative. It's simply not anything. I am not a follower of ANY god because ALL gods are false. They're made up. They are not real. It's called fiction. Calling THAT a belief system is like saying that not believing in unicorns is a belief system.