The All-Time Best Arguments Against Religion #3

In this video we unpack some of the most compelling arguments against religion. From logical fallacies to morality, this video delves into the core issues challenging religious beliefs, with the speakers Lawrence Krauss, Sam Harris & Richard Dawkins.

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Sources:
1. Lawrence Krauss on Q&A - Science vs Religion
2. Sam Harris | The Ben Shapiro Show Sunday Special Ep. 9
3. Richard Dawkins

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[Deadgurl]

As a child that lost mom to cancer at 5 years old & on top of that had a Baptist preacher as a pa-pa (whom I loved dearly) I started fearing hell at 5 years old . I spent way too many hours in deep deep thought terrified about burning in hell always from my mother from a way to young age. I had night terrors and panic attacks. I cried constantly. I spent my whole childhood worrying about my eternal soul bc what I was taught in church about burning eternally in hell with fire and brimstone. All I knew was people talked about my mom like she was an angel so I knew she was in heaven and I knew I had to go there tp be with her. Losing my mother was traumatizing enough but spending my entire childhood and next 35 years in fear I would do something wrong and not make it to heaven was way more traumatizing and I made life choices I never would have if it wasn’t bc of religion and the Bible. I had my doubts even as a child about the Bible and all the contradictions and I questioned why would
A good God take my angel of a mother at 25 years old and spare many many more evil POS? Finally after 35 years of devoting my entire life and money devoted to a fictional character and not even a good one the lightbulb went off and now I am soo angry having lies forced upon me as a 5 year old, which completely changed my life in a negative way . Religion is extremely damaging especially coming from a perspective like mine .

[soberwithoutgod]

I always feel smarter after watching one of these.

[domini]

The success of a religion lies in its ability to maintain the believers as slaves to the religion.

[quinj]

Actually all people think that religion is stupid, but the believers think that only for others religions

[cartel]

You always born into the right religion, isn’t that awesome 😂

[alecspyrou]

It's not WITHOLDING knowledge. It's Lying to children

[TofinoRider]

Imagine being “saved”, yet remaining enslaved. I wouldn’t feel “saved”.

[treefrog]

Laurence Krauss calls it "child abuse". I call it just another form of propaganda designed to make people complacent, ignorant and obedient. It truly is a form of "abuse" but it is not just for children.

[ConDual]

No God has ever personally told me that it wants my worship. It's always humans telling me what their God wants. 😂

[kurtdunbar]

Hitch put it most simply and succinctly, "Religion poisons everything."

[fazbell]

The best argument against religion is a Catholic upbringing. At some point, you get the epiphany that is similar to realizing that there is no Santa Claus.

[brandonbrooks]

The universe doesn't owe you an explanation

[matthewforte]

Religion doesn't have an argument. It just throws a fit out of cognitive dissonance

[DaygraAlternatePowerSolutions]

Religion is a good way to control the masses - Karl marx

[mystic_hyozukiplayz]

I recently lost my faith and decided to be an atheist. Now I'm struggling to understand what I should do with religion related sayings which have been indoctrinated into me from a young life until now. And besides that I've been struggling to find like minded individuals or at least people open enough to discuss my atheist experience.

[AntitheistHuman]

Religion corrupts everything, we lose our moral sense, we lose our wisdom and intelligence, we lose humanity if religion prevails.

[raycaster]

"Christians concern themselves with the eradication of sin.
Atheists concern themselves with the eradication of ignorance."

[jeffreyerwin]

On the other hand, regardless of whether or not the supernatural exists, it seems easy to understand much of organized religion as exploitative. One has to ask, even if the supernatural exists, does it really make any difference whether or not one acknowledges its existence? Maybe the atheist who puts a dollar into a poor man's cup is better off than the so-called "believer" who passes judgement on the wino and gives nothing.

[michaelbean]

Humanity never moves forward because of religion...it moves forward (painfully slowly) in spite of religion. All religions have the exact same goal...to maintain the past and keep living in it.

[oftin_wong]

All such well crafted responses
Compared to a religious argument
Which is always half baked