Why Do Atheists Care?

#debate #religion #morality

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[johnchambers]

You can't believe reality and fairytales at the same time

[oldedwardian]

WHY DO THE GOD GOONS CARE THAT WE INTELLIGENT PEOPLE DO NOT BELIEVE IN THEIR FAIRY TALES.

[chelseawales]

and if one believes in a god, they can’t provide any tangible evidence to justify their beliefs but expect the rest of us to be fine with that

[jurayzscout]

Why i care? Because they care about me not believing whatever they said. If you're mature enough to understand what "respect other people" means, i'll respect whatever your belief even though it seems bulls to me

[JulianS-xuff]

You can't believe in a God that is not able to explain its existence.

[MrHowhot]

Keep you're feeling's about your sky daddy too yourself and stop trying to force them on me.

[Hallowpoynt]

Oh I believe skepticism is good and following an opinion blindly is ignorant, that being said, gods bless you all.

[jotchpoure]

I'm on your side j Mike and you deserve the best
Too bad we don't have a planet that makes sense
Merry Christmas ⛄ haha

[eeayquetting]

I mean those were a whole lot of leaps that you were making there

[graysenfoulk]

Im christian but i believe in evolution so what are you talking about? And he can say that if you believe in god than its reasonable to believe that being gay is wrong but my question is how dose he know being gay is right?

[margaretwordnerd]

"If you believe in a god..." is being used as if it is synonymous with "If you believe that Abrahamic religiious texts are literal and inerrant..." I don't understand why some atheists pretend that fundamentalist Christians represent all theists of any sort. Funnies don't even represent all Christians. Either make statements that do apply to all theists, or specify the toxic theists who promote religious discrimination. I expect logical fallacies from religious fanatics. I still feel surprised when otherwise sensible atheists use fallacies to assign group guilt to disparate people.✌🖖

[IvanaRock]

I don't golf. I am going to dedicate my entire life to the fact that I don't golf.

[NasriA-ln]

If the person believe god and take his commands from god it's him who is doing what this man is saying.
Its god who dictates the way of life of his believers so if the person say homosexuality is a sin it's not the persons own idea it's the command of the creator of heaven and earth.
No human is 100% free to do what ever he/she want because you are creation and your creator is the one who tells you want he want you to do and don't.

[Jollyfeats]

So basically he cares because it goes against what he believes?

[mellowtrip]

what more crazy to believe in? an otherworldly and eternal truth to human existence or the fact that a fish jumped out of the ocean and then millions of years later you have humans who can build super computers, jumbo jets, etc. ?

[richpalmer]

But in a secular worldview, you can’t prove the things you specifically are against or wrong or immoral. Which makes it irrelevant

[thetoddperspective]

Aren't all those things just as "reasonable" to believe without believing in a god?

[SiriusBigbadda]

Um I don't agree with this at all. There is no logical connection between the mere belief in a god and homophobia or evolution denial, for example.

[ashpaladin]

If you believe in God, it's reasonable to believe that you recognize that you are not God. And imperfect. True. Humility is having an accurate assessment of who you really are.

[ellemarvin]

Oh please tell me that would be "bad" and not to do it.😂😅😂😅