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"Some theists believe and tell several lies about atheists, usually, in my opinion, out of ignorance. Four of the lies I tackle here are that atheists believe everything came from nothing, you have to have faith to be an atheist, true atheists wouldn’t talk about religion so much, and that atheists have no meaning in their lives. Religious media, and even respected apologists, often propagate all these falsehoods with "clever" lines like "I don't have enough faith to be an atheist!" It’s time that we do away with them for everyone’s sake."
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Even before the video, I agree with your statement of the four "lies." However I don't think the lies are told with intent to deceive. They are just assertions that are wrong. Just like most of your assertions about people of faith and their beliefs.
But honestly, we (at least the people of faith I know) spend very little or no time thinking about atheists unless the atheists bring up their atheism.
But honestly, we (at least the people of faith I know) spend very little or no time thinking about atheists unless the atheists bring up their atheism.
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We are given two choices to believe or not to, funny thing is god still loves the atheist.
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Capt Gregory Prickett
There are far more than two choices on believing. Were I to believe, it would likely be Manabush (sometimes known as Michabo Ovisaketchak, the Great Hare who created the earth). Or possibly Thor or Shiva. It certainly wouldn't be the three Christian gods, for which there is no evidence. And if they don't exist, they don't love. Besides, aren't you ignoring the part where god says to kill atheists and apostates?
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