10 'Actually Honest' Questions For Atheists (Trinity Radio)

And just watch him make it seem as if I am not as important as I think I am by ignoring me again... NO I'M NOT BITTER!

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[williamsherman]

As an atheist, my position is simply this: I am unconvinced.

[bk]

I have a genuine answer for his "what was it like to encounter religious people?" question. I grew up totally non religious and, while I didn't understand it as a kid, I found that being over at certain friends' houses felt just plain weird. Not something I thought much about at the time, but things like home decor and the way their parents spoke would just sort of raise an eyebrow and make you think "hm. That's a little odd I guess." I realized later in life that, in all cases, they were signs that I was in the home of devout folk. Like, "they act nice, but they don't feel nice."

[evildoughboy]

Let me guess, 10 gotcha questions built around baseless absolutions, zero evidence, and semantics that border on fetish? You got to admire their consistency.

[RainbowDashShadesOfApproval]

When they said that there was no such thing as stupid questions, they sure as hell didn't talk to this man.

[deathsyth]

(Sir Sic's business card)
"Sir Sic, Esq.
God of all hoomans. Whisky connoisseur. Comedy assh*le."

[granadakimj]

"Who need enemies, when you are your biggest problem?"

xD
That was a good one!

[skair]

Sir Sic, terrorizing the religious with questions and critical thinking since he was but a wee squire.

[Spaztastica]

"I don't know man, I'm a grown up, I stopped having specific favorites years ago." I feel that on a personal level. And at this point I care so little that I almost want to let other people just pick favorite for me. My kids for some reason thought that sun flowers were my favorite flower for years, and I almost didn't even want to correct them that it's really black roses, just to give them the win, lol!

[peterbumper]

My problem with his questions is that he assumes Atheists are believers and are just denying gods existence
I doubt he learned anything from his first questions and has a closed mind into really understanding the atheist position

[evorock]

I got booted out of an "alpha course", for doing exactly the same thing as you Sic, it was (to be honest) fucking hilarious

questions, it's like kryptonite to these people i swear.

[chengarqordath]

All these questions "Ten Questions" style seem to show a complete inability to grasp that someone doesn't share their faith. It's like they think anyone who's not a Christian is actually a secret Christian who's just being stubborn and refusing to admit they actually do believe in the Jesus.

[LessThanLucid]

Once again, it feels like the questions are actuality aimed at Xtians. Has the talky man actually been outside and, ya know, talked to an atheist?

[Wertbag]

I was always too scared to ask questions of my bible teacher. I would look at the nodding heads of my classmates, and it always felt like I was just not getting it, so it was my fault. I didn't want to look stupid in front of everyone, so just stayed silent when it made no sense. I had to study at home, at the library (pre-internet) and via mail order books. Took me a decade to figure out it was all rubbish. The internet has really made it so much easier to dig into the claims, and see the counter arguments so quickly.

[stevieduggan]

The same thing happened to me regarding Sunday School. I was Eight, and we were just learning about "the food chain" in proper school.

In Sunday skool the lesson of the day was Noah's Ark. I, of course, pointed out that they would, literally, have to eat each other to survive. Funny fing about the god squad, they hate logic. 🤔😇🇬🇧💜🖖

[mattstanford]

"Evidence of God" usually consists of "this can't be explained by your Science, therefore God."

Which, and this will probably shock you, isn't evidence.

[ctakitimu]

I was also brought up in a Christian household (evangelical) and asked questions at Sunday school, but didn't get kicked out. I remember being excited about dinosaurs at one point. But then I was told that fossils were put their by Satan to confuse us and draw us away from God. I then asked "All of the fossils?" and was told, no. Only the dinosaur ones. So I asked how did Satan know where to put them all? I was told he only puts them where people are digging/looking. I remember thinking, that doesn't sound like it makes sense. And so began my young path of asking questions...and becoming an atheist later on when I kept getting stupid answers that everyone at church just seemed to nod and accept. Like something wise had just been said.

[petergeyer]

Half of these “questions” are of the “Enough about me, what do you think about me?” variety.

[Sage-Thyme]

Why was it that when Sir Sic said he was going to "stop being a dick for 5 seconds" I genuinely thought he was just going to hold his breath. But no he answered the question, without further sass, colour me surprised.

[christopher_graffam]

5:58 To actually answer this guy’s question, I generally kept my mouth shut unless the topic of religion came up because I wasn’t out to tear people’s beliefs away from them.

[humanevolutionmanifesto]

Atheists: "I have a baseball!"
People: "Oh yeah, prove it."
Atheist:"Here, look at it!"

Believers: "I have a baseball!"
People: "Oh yeah, prove it."
Believers: "WELL... YOU CAN'T PROVE THAT I DON'T!"

Pathetic.