Yet Another Atheist Attack

As always, I'm speaking in generalities, because I know of a few exceptions. People have the right to believe or disbelieve all they want, and I have said that repeatedly. So why does another's disbelief trump my belief? Why try to take that belief away? 

I keep hearing/seeing reading that modern atheists are oh so much smarter than the billions of people in the world who know that there is someone higher up than we are. They are especially smarter than us dumb stoopid xtians; just ask them. Do you know what this is? Can you handle the truth? It's religious bigotry.

So, why all the protests and other trouble-making? There is no valid reason to spam and troll Christian sites, even though these hypocrites claim to believe in "tolerance" and "free speech". It doesn't take a rocket surgeon to realize that they could just go on about their business, being smugly self-assured, jeering in their atheist chat rooms and not doing a blasted thing to actually benefit their fellow humans. Instead, they have to build up their tiny egos by pulling down believers. What, too harsh? Then give me a better (believable!) explanation. In the mean time, read this article about their latest shenanigans. Attack, attack, attack. What a hurtful, hateful bunch. It must be embarrassing to the level-headed atheists. This bunch will pretend that they're superior, but they're not fooling us.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Been reading The Consolation of Philosophy by Boethius. Read that yet? I think you would like it...
11/18/2010 10:23:00 AM
Anonymous said…
Hi Captain. No, I haven't read that. I'll put it on my list if it's not too heady. Some of the Christian apologetics gets into some philosophy that makes my eyes go crossed, I must admit. Thanks for the tip.
11/18/2010 10:27:00 AM
Anonymous said…
Like you said before its a spiritual problem too. Otherwise the attacks don't make sense, they should just leave people alone & be tolerant.
11/18/2010 10:29:00 AM
Paul Baird said…
Storm, meet teacup.
11/18/2010 03:42:00 PM
Bob Sorensen said…
Sure, Paulie, this coming from someone who already is on record for approving of the attempts of atheists to destroy religions. Tell me again how you lot are tolerant and rational. Then, PROVE IT.
11/18/2010 03:47:00 PM
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