Comments on Atheist Propaganda: Can't you just feel the spirituality?

Nothing says "Love thy neighbor" like mu...

2010-01-30T13:18:56.083+09:00

Nothing says "Love thy neighbor" like murder in the name of God.

Here is an example of a guy who felt the spiritual...

2010-01-30T08:13:48.653+09:00

Here is an example of a guy who felt the spirituality a bit too deeply:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/jan/29/scott-roeder-guilty-abortion-murder

So I guess this is how you can measure someone's spirituality. This one falls in the first-degree murder/life sentence category.

The truly sad part is that mr. faithful here wasn't acting alone: his innocent victim had been already targeted by a larger anti-abortion christian fanatic group. All of them very spiritual too.

I bet there are millions of people charged with bl...

2010-01-27T09:35:25.719+09:00

I bet there are millions of people charged with blasphemy that wish creationist would do as anon said "Why do you care, if you're so sure you're right and they're wrong... why not just leave it?"

No one is better at Hypocrisy than the religous

You can also argue that "love" (is any o...

2010-01-27T09:31:14.523+09:00

You can also argue that "love" (is any of a number of emotions related to a sense of strong affection) is a product of evolution. Also love is not only demonstrated betweens humans but between animals also, in some case animals of differnt species.

The anonymous poster needs to check out this post ...

2010-01-27T07:45:00.942+09:00

The anonymous poster needs to check out this post I made a while ago:

http://www.atheistpropaganda.com/2009/01/atheists-shut-up-and-take-it-take-it.html

I think that the anonymous poster must be a prick because he expects that when I'm asked a question I should ignore it. Is that how you handle civil and reasonable requests from people in your daily life?

But more likely, he is just another cowardly 'spiritual' person who doesn't think that their assertions can stand up to scrutiny, but does not want to abandon them anyway.

Spirituality is measured by the amount of donation...

2010-01-27T07:37:48.974+09:00

Spirituality is measured by the amount of donations give.

Thanks, Cypher. You saved me from having to reply...

2010-01-27T06:04:09.979+09:00

Thanks, Cypher. You saved me from having to reply with pretty much the same thing.

As for how I know they're deceiving themselves...... if they can back up the claim, then I'll believe it.

To anon1, he isn't just leaving it because som...

2010-01-27T02:35:19.765+09:00

To anon1, he isn't just leaving it because someone asked him for help and he's responding.
I guess you only want him to stop so that your fantasy world doesn't get bombarded any more?
I wonder how it feels to have your faith assaulted by reason and still hold out in la-la land, anyone who could describe this?

"What would they accept as proof that thei...

2010-01-26T23:33:47.209+09:00
"What would they accept as proof that their feelings are deceiving them, or they're just fooling themselves?"

How do you know their feelings are deceiving them? How do you know they're just fooling themselves?

Why do you care, if you're so sure you're right and they're wrong... why not just leave it?

Spirituality, according to wiktionary, means a &qu...

2010-01-26T09:45:57.339+09:00
Spirituality, according to wiktionary, means a "Concern for that which is unseen and intangible, as opposed to physical or mundane."

So clearly, spitituality borders the definition of dementia, schizophrenia, psychosis and other mental illnesses.

It is highly subjective to deem one's beliefs in unseen, intangible stuff as real, while asserting that a Flying Spaguetti Monster, for example, can simply not exist.

To accept the existence of a christian god one would have to accept that ALL imaginary beings are plausible and real (like santa claus or the FSM) simply because people concern about them and can easily claim to "feel them".

In summary, either the argument for spirituality applies to ALL religions (actually, all supernatural entities invented throughout history) or it is a symptom of a mental condition (no offense implied).