Tell us about those supernatural occurrences. I have had several near death experiences where everyone told me that I must have a guardian angel. I never felt that I was special though, perhaps a little lucky….....
Tell us about those supernatural occurrences. I have had several near death experiences where everyone told me that I must have a guardian angel. I never felt that I was special though, perhaps a little lucky….....
it was about 4am in the morning. A friend and I were working on a photo project in a university photolab. As we were working we faintly heard “I’m the king of the castle you’re the dirty rascal” coming from down the hall. We both thought someone was playing a joke as there were rumours the photolab was haunted. We both smiled and went back to work. We then heard it again a little clearer but there seemed to be no one there. We stood there smiling and at that moment heard it a third time - only it was no longer down the hall but seeming surrounding us as if the voice was encircling us - very clear - almost loud, but there was no one there. We froze, grabbed our stuff and got out of there. We finished our project the next day and never experienced another occurrence. Don’t get me started on insane coincidences or near death experiences
Unfortunately, this website program occasionally erases information entered rather than posting it. My procedure is to always block copy what I write before I submit it. That way, I can just plug it into the new blank box. What’s even more unfortunate is that the website program can’t automatically delete irrational drivel that has no basis in fact. It if did, that silly long post by Arielmessenger would have kept disappearing. It’s pretty bad when theists quote the bible as the “proof” of their beliefs. It’s even more bizarre and silly when they start quoting Science-FICTION for their “proofs”.
Yes he did. He said: “I’m the king of the castle, you are the dirty rascal.” You didn’t hear him? Weird…
Supernatural anecdote… therefore god!
Cap’t Jack
I don’t think I mentioned God - just the supernatural. Take what you want from it. Maybe you’ll be lucky enough to experience something similar one day.
Unfortunately, this website program occasionally erases information entered rather than posting it. My procedure is to always block copy what I write before I submit it. That way, I can just plug it into the new blank box. What’s even more unfortunate is that the website program can’t automatically delete irrational drivel that has no basis in fact. It if did, that silly long post by Arielmessenger would have kept disappearing. It’s pretty bad when theists quote the bible as the “proof” of their beliefs. It’s even more bizarre and silly when they start quoting Science-FICTION for their “proofs”.
I don’t think I mentioned God - just the supernatural. Take what you want from it. Maybe you’ll be lucky enough to experience something similar one day.
Bah, while Kaku is often a decent science populizer, he often gets carried away and confuses dramatic effect with reality.
Occam
You see here why I say Atheism can only be held as a fundamentalist religious mindset. Occam demonstrates this nicely with his refusal to look at any facts that
counter the atheist position, the classic response of the fundamentalist believer. We can expect slander and name-calling next as the atheist defense against exposure
of an irrational ideology.
Bah, while Kaku is often a decent science populizer, he often gets carried away and confuses dramatic effect with reality.
Occam
You see here why I say Atheism can only be held as a fundamentalist religious mindset. Occam demonstrates this nicely with his refusal to look at any facts that
counter the atheist position, the classic response of the fundamentalist believer. We can expect slander and name-calling next as the atheist defense against exposure
or an irrational ideology.
Pot, meet kettle. I showed you where you have your facts wrong, yet you ignore me.
Bah, while Kaku is often a decent science populizer, he often gets carried away and confuses dramatic effect with reality.
Occam
You see here why I say Atheism can only be held as a fundamentalist religious mindset. Occam demonstrates this nicely with his refusal to look at any facts that
counter the atheist position, the classic response of the fundamentalist believer. We can expect slander and name-calling next as the atheist defense against exposure
of an irrational ideology.
How so? Is it a fundamentalist mindset when an atheist studies many religions, tolerates some religious sects, such as Episcopalian and some other liberal groups, Buddhism, and Taoism for example? I could continue with more questions to you, but my point is, not all atheists think alike or even act alike. There are also a variety of atheistic views too- strong/hard/positive/explicit and weak/soft/negative/implicit. I consider myself an implicit atheist, a term I prefer over weak, soft, or negative. Even so, those terms do not tie an atheist down to those exact views. Some call themselves agnostic atheists, which I think is a good term also. Some don’t care and would rather not discuss it, but most can live without the debate and go about life like anyone else until they feel imposed upon, then yes, they are going to talk back, become irritated and even angry if the person continues to impose they religious views on them, just like many other people would. I’m currently staying with Episcopalians and they also get irritated when someone imposes their views on them and would even give you what for if you tried similar tactics with them. So your view is not indicative of just atheists.
My point is, not all atheists are as you describe and not Xians want your view either.
