Survey Reveals Growing Ranks of "No Religion" Population

[TGGRV]

Actually it says in the NT that the OT is still valid.

 

[shams_alwa'ezeen]

this is good, atheists are usually more willing to learn about islam neutrally rather than paulists.

 

[LibertyEagle]

this is good, atheists are usually more willing to learn about islam neutrally rather than paulists.

Have a problem with Ron Paul supporters, do you?

 

[shams_alwa'ezeen]

Have a problem with Ron Paul supporters, do you?

no, paul from christianity.

I thought the Ron Paul derogative was paultards =))

 

[angelatc]

Actually I think that is moronic. There's a difference in between having a personal opinion and being free to believe in whatever you want and ideology taught as information in schools. She could have thanked cocaine abuse and gang bangs and I wouldn't have cared.

But it isn't supposed to be about you, is it? This is more about how certain intolerant philosophies have changed and are continuing to change the underlying attitudes of the country.

I don't think we can make such a change to America's psyche and not expect it to have an impact on America.

How can we tell people that churches (not government) should provide charity while concurrently telling our children that churches lie, religion is a hoax and both are inherently evil?

 

[TGGRV]

angelatc, I don't support the anti-religion camp. I want the TRUTH to be presented. I despise idiots who bash Christianity for the Crusades, for example. No offense, it was a defensive war. And by the way, I despise atheists who say that they KNOW there's no good. You can't know that since there's no proof(heh) of it in either way.

I agree with you on this one. It is extremely stupid to deny someone a valedictorian because of her faith. It's discrimination.

And the truth is the truth. And churches don't have to do charity. When I donated money(small amounts, since my family has an income under the US poverty line lol), I did it to private charities. Churches function in the same way.