Atheist Experience #527: Alternate reality in the news

Dennis and Matt talk about a common theme in a number of news stories of the religious living in a fantasy world.

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Atheist Community of Austin
Host: Matt Dillahunty
Co-host: Denis Loubet

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[gwmgbwi]

Denis Rules!!!

[matszz]

Why do theists want to say atheism is a religion? I dont understand the underlying emotions or reasons behind it.

[CallMeRiverton]

I love Denis so much.

[matszz]

@taffwob

Ahh yeah that makes alot of sense, thanks for that. I should have figured, theists do alot of projecting.

[taffwob]

@matszz Atheists speak out against religion so they use the "Atheism is also a religion" schtick to try to make atheism sound hypocritical. A bit like saying evolution is only a theory the same as creationism. It's just a very weak way of countering the atheist position.

[xXDISASTERPIECE934Xx]

@matszz they can't accept the fact we don't believe in god and have no intentions (except getting rid of religion all together of course)

[drunkasssteve]

Dennis needs to be part of the rotation. I love all the current co-hosts and I think there is room for Dennis. Great voice, exceptional topics.

[Samura1gamer]

HOLY shit,i didn't know that you don uploaded full episodes here on youtube! MUCH appreciate it

[DoctorLipsh1ts]

i love how all the hosts have different things about them that are likeable. it's like a different show every time there's a different host, but it's always as useful