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Not true. It takes faith to believe that a god doesn't exist.
I disagree. Atheism is the lack of a belief. An atheist doesn't believe that god doesn't exist. An atheist doesn't believe that god exists. Distinct difference.
Unless you are talking gnostic atheists. But when people refer to atheists they typically refer to agnostic atheists.
In the same sense that it takes faith to believe that you're not made of 537 chickens.Not true. It takes faith to believe that a god doesn't exist.
But God gives us free choice.
:hmm:
But God gives us free choice.
:hmm:
This explains the differences between gnostic, agnostic, atheist and theist:
http://freethinker.co.uk/2009/09/25/8419/
In the same sense that it takes faith to believe that you're not made of 537 chickens.
WRONG.
People need to fucking learn what the fuck Gnostic means and what the fuck Agnostic means.
By your logic, your belief that you're not made of chickens is merely based on faith and is a religious belief.No it doesn't. I know what a chicken is and I know what I am and they are two different things. That was probably the biggest fail I've read on the internet today.
He posted a link, you did not. I'd rather accept his link as carrying more conversational weight than your "NUH UH! NUH UH!" comments.
Educate us, or gtfo (or post tits)!
By your logic, your belief that you're not made of chickens is merely based on faith and is a religious belief.
Holy fail, batman. Can you possibly be any more wrong?
No it doesn't. I know what a chicken is and I know what I am and they are two different things. That was probably the biggest fail I've read on the internet today.
Ok, regardless, ignore all them and go read daw123's post. Good information in there.
If I raised a child in complete an utter ignorance of ALL religions. That is I never taught the child that the very concept of religion exists and shielded that child from such knowledge. Does that child not believe in god by faith?
I think ... that it wouldn't matter, as long as you're not the one teaching them English. :awe:
