Euphoric atheists

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ChurchOfGodBear said:
I've always been puzzled by the concept of organized atheism. To borrow a comparison, people who play golf get together to play golf. People who don't play golf don't get together to NOT play golf.
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It's like an apathy parade, is my personal favorite expression.
 
So, I'd figure I'd leave my two cents here.

I am somewhat of a spiritual and religious person. But with that being said, I can understand why one would choose to be an atheist and just not think about it or have to worry about divinity, the afterlife, or the supernatural. I get that.

What I don't get is the fact that these people have made such a big deal out of not believing, they've become dogmatic and behave just like the religious fanatics they claim to despise. Especially the SJW secular humanist assholes. The fedora-clad neckbeards are typical run-of-the-mill nihilists and while they are repulsive, they're honesty not as grating as the SJW Atheism+ types, mainly because the nihilistic fedora men have no sway in media or academia and are just pathetic edgelords.

I can understand the atheists speaking up against organized religion's excesses back in the days when the Christian Religious Right held a lot of sway in American cultural and political discourse, but in all honesty, the Religious Right has been essentially dead and irrelevant since the late 2000's and the SJW's have taken their place as America's resident moral authoritarians. Now, the major source of religious oppression is coming from the Islamic world, and I never see these SJW's criticize the fundamentalism found in Islam.

TL;DR-Fuck secular humanism
 
Syaoran Li said:
So, I'd figure I'd leave my two cents here.

I am somewhat of a spiritual and religious person. But with that being said, I can understand why one would choose to be an atheist and just not think about it or have to worry about divinity, the afterlife, or the supernatural. I get that.

What I don't get is the fact that these people have made such a big deal out of not believing, they've become dogmatic and behave just like the religious fanatics they claim to despise. Especially the SJW secular humanist assholes. The fedora-clad neckbeards are typical run-of-the-mill nihilists and while they are repulsive, they're honesty not as grating as the SJW Atheism+ types, mainly because the nihilistic fedora men have no sway in media or academia and are just pathetic edgelords.

I can understand the atheists speaking up against organized religion's excesses back in the days when the Christian Religious Right held a lot of sway in American cultural and political discourse, but in all honesty, the Religious Right has been essentially dead and irrelevant since the late 2000's and the SJW's have taken their place as America's resident moral authoritarians. Now, the major source of religious oppression is coming from the Islamic world, and I never see these SJW's criticize the fundamentalism found in Islam.

TL;DR-Fuck secular humanism
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That's cuz "MUHSLIMZ R OPPRESSED" and "CHRISTIANS CAN NEVER BE OPPRESSED"
 
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Osaka Seafood Concern said:
YEP. Seems no matter how intelligent or controlled someone may seem, there is still a chance they are have a festering vulnerability that will allow them to suspend their disbelief when the opportunity arises. A lot of it seems to be interwoven with the desire to meaningfully participate in a community, which is why a lot of exceptionally intelligent people join weird orthodox religions or cults - everyone wants to find their place, and depending on the intensity of their desire they will slather heavy layers of cognitive dissonance to make that happen. Smart people do silly things sometimes too.
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A good magician know the best mind makes the greatest fool, because it oftmakes the fallacy of there being some grand reason for anything out of necessity. They will find anyway to assert that only the most elaborate ruses can best them, and turn their backs on the idea that lesser means can do the same.
 
I mentioned this man earlier in this thread and linked to some of his videos, turns out he fucking killed a girl.

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Here is his channel:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ihB7WP6MtZbB3XyV2vj9Q

Some of his videos:



Well this one backfired:







I actually sent him a few criticisms on some videos and he responded like you'd expect. Kinda surreal that I was talking to a killer.
 
Certainly not helping the notion that all atheists don't believe in right and wrong and will do whatever they please since they do not fear divine retribution.

Gold star for you, chump.
 
Notice how they always go "GUYS THE BIBLE NEEDS TO BE IN FICTION!!!" but they never try that shit with the Torah or Koran
 
Pikapool said:
Notice how they always go "GUYS THE BIBLE NEEDS TO BE IN FICTION!!!" but they never try that shit with the Torah or Koran
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I'm confused what section the Bible would have been in to begin with. Most bookstores I know are much more specific than just "fiction" and "non-fiction", and would file a bible in with "philosophy" or "religious studies", both of which are accurate.

But then, I'm expecting a euphoric to pick up a book... so I'm the dumb one.
 
Pikapool said:
Notice how they always go "GUYS THE BIBLE NEEDS TO BE IN FICTION!!!" but they never try that shit with the Torah or Koran
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Or outdated atlases and science books. Seriously, "non-fiction" doesn't necessarily mean "true."
 
ChurchOfGodBear said:
I'm confused what section the Bible would have been in to begin with. Most bookstores I know are much more specific than just "fiction" and "non-fiction", and would file a bible in with "philosophy" or "religious studies", both of which are accurate.

But then, I'm expecting a euphoric to pick up a book... so I'm the dumb one.
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The literary genre would be mythology, the academic section theology (where they are mostly stored).
 
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