Posted by: paulsmith November 24, 2013
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Glordano: Disbelief in God does not result in a belief in nothing; disbelief in God usually
results in a belief in anything. If I ask most of the atheists why they are an atheist they will proceed
to explain their religion of non belief.
Uji: I would appreciate if you can tell me what you are saying. http://www.venkatesaya.com/242_vasistha02_months_tags/index.vasistha02_months_tags.php?m=6&d=4
Let's not throw words without any meaning. Red herring is not the way to go. Let me make myself clear: Atheism means there is no God. Religion means believe in God. Some may call Bhagwan, some may call God and some may say Allah. Religious people have a diety.
Atheism is not an implausible worldview and that therefore the poverty of atheist argumentation cannot be written off to the bankruptcy of atheism itself. In my experience it seems rather to be due to simple ignorance of the literature.Rather than being angry with those who ridicule me, I need to consider the source and feel compassion for lost souls. I'm reminded of a saying I once heard: "I could no more be angry with him than if a blind man had stepped on my foot."
"It is true, that a little philosophy inclineth man's mind to atheism, but depth in
philosophy bringeth men's minds about to religion." [Francis Bacon]
results in a belief in anything. If I ask most of the atheists why they are an atheist they will proceed
to explain their religion of non belief.
Uji: I would appreciate if you can tell me what you are saying. http://www.venkatesaya.com/242_vasistha02_months_tags/index.vasistha02_months_tags.php?m=6&d=4
Let's not throw words without any meaning. Red herring is not the way to go. Let me make myself clear: Atheism means there is no God. Religion means believe in God. Some may call Bhagwan, some may call God and some may say Allah. Religious people have a diety.
Atheism is not an implausible worldview and that therefore the poverty of atheist argumentation cannot be written off to the bankruptcy of atheism itself. In my experience it seems rather to be due to simple ignorance of the literature.
Rather than being angry with those who ridicule me, I need to consider the source and feel compassion for lost souls. I'm reminded of a saying I once heard: "I could no more be angry with him than if a blind man had stepped on my foot."
"It is true, that a little philosophy inclineth man's mind to atheism, but depth inphilosophy bringeth men's minds about to religion." [Francis Bacon]