Why do Atheists Hate Religion?

[escrowboy]

Atheist hate religions because God didn't pro've that he exist.It looks that Jesus,Muhamed,Buda,Šiva,... were on really hard drugs and very hard halucinations when they saw imposible things.Why God is not proofing right now that he exist?Because he dont even exist.

I saw and read some stuff before and got some interesting idea why people created/invented Gods. It use as scapegoat for people that feel anxiety and depression, it is also used to be an answer to unanswerable things before and last thing used to escape fear after death.

This is no different for atheists. Atheists are simply curious people trying to make lack of finding the answers their God.

No, atheist asking for a presence of a God because that's what theist always put in their argument. We don't attack the subject(which is a God) but we attack the flaws of argument that theist present.

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[BADecker]

Atheist hate religions because God didn't pro've that he exist.It looks that Jesus,Muhamed,Buda,Šiva,... were on really hard drugs and very hard halucinations when they saw imposible things.Why God is not proofing right now that he exist?Because he dont even exist.

I saw and read some stuff before and got some interesting idea why people created/invented Gods. It use as scapegoat for people that feel anxiety and depression, it is also used to be an answer to unanswerable things before and last thing used to escape fear after death.

This is no different for atheists. Atheists are simply curious people trying to make lack of finding the answers their God.

No, atheist asking for a presence of a God because that's what theist always put in their argument. We don't attack the subject(which is a God) but we attack the flaws of argument that theist present.

Since science proves God exists, and since nature shows that He exists, and since theistic religions show many details about Him, it is the weak religion of atheism that attempts to blind themselves to God.

[dippididodaday]

@BADecker It is said 'the man/woman with experience is not at the mercy of an argument'. The interesting thing BADecker, is that I know all about the stance (the belief) where you are. Why? Because I have been there too for a very long time. My circumstances has led me to change my point of view. It is only through fully experiencing (challenging) personal circumstances (and at the same time identifying with others who most likely live in far more challenging personal circumstances) that we can begin to understand the shared humane aspect of humanity and appreciate and honor it for what it is, above the irrationality of any ideologistic (read religious) viewpoint.

[BADecker]

@BADecker It is said 'the man/woman with experience is not at the mercy of an argument'. The interesting thing BADecker, is that I know all about the stance (the belief) where you are. Why? Because I have been there too for a very long time. My circumstances has led me to change my point of view. It is only through fully experiencing (challenging) personal circumstances (and at the same time identifying with others who most likely live in far more challenging personal circumstances) that we can begin to understand the shared humane aspect of humanity and appreciate and honor it for what it is, above the irrationality of any ideologistic (read religious) viewpoint.

Great expression of your religion... at least the foundation of it. Now, flesh it out with all kinds of dogma, because that is what you are doing every time you express it a little more clearly than the last time... especially when that expression is in opposition to some other religion.

Once you get enough of it lined up so you can talk about it clearly, you will finally be moving out of the haze you have enveloped yourself in.

[sirazimuth]

@BADecker It is said 'the man/woman with experience is not at the mercy of an argument'. The interesting thing BADecker, is that I know all about the stance (the belief) where you are. Why? Because I have been there too for a very long time. My circumstances has led me to change my point of view. It is only through fully experiencing (challenging) personal circumstances (and at the same time identifying with others who most likely live in far more challenging personal circumstances) that we can begin to understand the shared humane aspect of humanity and appreciate and honor it for what it is, above the irrationality of any ideologistic (read religious) viewpoint.

Great expression of your religion... at least the foundation of it. Now, flesh it out with all kinds of dogma, because that is what you are doing every time you express it a little more clearly than the last time... especially when that expression is in opposition to some other religion.

Once you get enough of it lined up so you can talk about it clearly, you will finally be moving out of the haze you have enveloped yourself in.

oh jeezus dude! talk about the pot calling the kettle black you might wanna look at that delusional superstitious  haze you have  wrapped yourself in there fella! .
it s a real pea souper my friend.
my irony meter just went off the scale

[sirazimuth]

snip(nonsense about what goodness means)

Too bad your brain isn't there so that you can even begin to understand the science that I am telling you. Hey, but that's okay. God gave you your ability to choose. So, it's your own fault, what will happen to you. I do kinda pity your daughter, however.

you pity my daughter? oh really ? why ? because i dont indoctrinate/brainwash her with superstitious religious rubbish which sadly seems like your parents did to you?

[BADecker]

snip(nonsense about what goodness means)

Too bad your brain isn't there so that you can even begin to understand the science that I am telling you. Hey, but that's okay. God gave you your ability to choose. So, it's your own fault, what will happen to you. I do kinda pity your daughter, however.

you pity my daughter? oh really ? why ? because i dont indoctrinate/brainwash her with superstitious religious rubbish which sadly seems like your parents did to you?

Naw. That's not it. It's because you brainwash her with your brainwashing... some of which is the brainwashing the devil did to you.

[BADecker]

@BADecker It is said 'the man/woman with experience is not at the mercy of an argument'. The interesting thing BADecker, is that I know all about the stance (the belief) where you are. Why? Because I have been there too for a very long time. My circumstances has led me to change my point of view. It is only through fully experiencing (challenging) personal circumstances (and at the same time identifying with others who most likely live in far more challenging personal circumstances) that we can begin to understand the shared humane aspect of humanity and appreciate and honor it for what it is, above the irrationality of any ideologistic (read religious) viewpoint.

Great expression of your religion... at least the foundation of it. Now, flesh it out with all kinds of dogma, because that is what you are doing every time you express it a little more clearly than the last time... especially when that expression is in opposition to some other religion.

Once you get enough of it lined up so you can talk about it clearly, you will finally be moving out of the haze you have enveloped yourself in.

oh jeezus dude! talk about the pot calling the kettle black you might wanna look at that delusional superstitious  haze you have  wrapped yourself in there fella! .
it s a real pea souper my friend.
my irony meter just went off the scale

What?

Either you are wallowing around in "oh it feels so good," or else in "science theory has all the answers."

Wake up and see that you don't have anything, before it is too late for you.

[sirazimuth]

@BADecker It is said 'the man/woman with experience is not at the mercy of an argument'. The interesting thing BADecker, is that I know all about the stance (the belief) where you are. Why? Because I have been there too for a very long time. My circumstances has led me to change my point of view. It is only through fully experiencing (challenging) personal circumstances (and at the same time identifying with others who most likely live in far more challenging personal circumstances) that we can begin to understand the shared humane aspect of humanity and appreciate and honor it for what it is, above the irrationality of any ideologistic (read religious) viewpoint.

Great expression of your religion... at least the foundation of it. Now, flesh it out with all kinds of dogma, because that is what you are doing every time you express it a little more clearly than the last time... especially when that expression is in opposition to some other religion.

Once you get enough of it lined up so you can talk about it clearly, you will finally be moving out of the haze you have enveloped yourself in.

oh jeezus dude! talk about the pot calling the kettle black you might wanna look at that delusional superstitious  haze you have  wrapped yourself in there fella! .
it s a real pea souper my friend.
my irony meter just went off the scale

What?

Either you are wallowing around in "oh it feels so good," or else in "science theory has all the answers."

Wake up and see that you don't have anything, before it is too late for you.

i must be you favorite troller eh?
cuz you are definitely  my favorite "trollee"  

[sirazimuth]

snip(nonsense about what goodness means)

Too bad your brain isn't there so that you can even begin to understand the science that I am telling you. Hey, but that's okay. God gave you your ability to choose. So, it's your own fault, what will happen to you. I do kinda pity your daughter, however.

you pity my daughter? oh really ? why ? because i dont indoctrinate/brainwash her with superstitious religious rubbish which sadly seems like your parents did to you?

Naw. That's not it. It's because you brainwash her with your brainwashing... some of which is the brainwashing the devil did to you.

LMAO!

[BADecker]

LMAO!

A little forum trolling might be fun. But this kind of trolling borders on belief for the troll. And this kind of belief is destructive for the troll.

As Solo said to Chewbacca in Star Wars, "Laugh it up fuzzball." But it won't be so much fun when the fuzz is burning off.

[CroSany]

I dont know why all world govrements dont want say that religions are fake and save us from drugs halucinations called religion.I even dont know why religion exist?Is that to give job to fat priests which are lazy?

[BADecker]

I dont know why all world govrements dont want say that religions are fake and save us from drugs halucinations called religion.I even dont know why religion exist?Is that to give job to fat priests which are lazy?

The governments would like to do that very much. Then they could promote their governmental religion as the national religion. Actually, Great Britain did that with the Church of England.

Religion is a strong motivator. Look at how the Irish Catholics fight the English Protestants with very real fighting. Best idea is for government to allow the people religious freedom so that government isn't completely destroyed.

[gabmen]

I don't think atheists, in general, hate religion. It's just that they're looking at things quite differently, seeing beyond religious restrictions.

[Mauser]

I don't think atheists, in general, hate religion. It's just that they're looking at things quite differently, seeing beyond religious restrictions.

Yes. In my opinion are religious people the more ignorant ones compared to atheists. Just look at all these terror attacks lately, all done by religious people not by atheists.

[BADecker]

I don't think atheists, in general, hate religion. It's just that they're looking at things quite differently, seeing beyond religious restrictions.

Yes. In my opinion are religious people the more ignorant ones compared to atheists. Just look at all these terror attacks lately, all done by religious people not by atheists.

The trouble is, the more an atheist becomes atheistic, the more he becomes religious about his atheism. It's the same with people of any other religion.

People are people. People are religious beings. Just because some people want to classify atheism outside of religion, doesn't stop it from being a religion. All they are doing is showing that atheism is essentially a religion of non-religion.

[Jmild1]

I dont know why all world govrements dont want say that religions are fake and save us from drugs halucinations called religion.I even dont know why religion exist?Is that to give job to fat priests which are lazy?

Because government is benefiting with the oppression religion make to people, it makes people become ignorance so all things that government do can be do easily without the doubt of people.

[virtualx]

I dont know why all world govrements dont want say that religions are fake and save us from drugs halucinations called religion.I even dont know why religion exist?Is that to give job to fat priests which are lazy?

Because government is benefiting with the oppression religion make to people, it makes people become ignorance so all things that government do can be do easily without the doubt of people.

All world governments are competitors, partners at best but do not have the same interests. Religion is illegal in some Asian countries.

[dippididodaday]

I don't think atheists, in general, hate religion. It's just that they're looking at things quite differently, seeing beyond religious restrictions.

Yes. In my opinion are religious people the more ignorant ones compared to atheists. Just look at all these terror attacks lately, all done by religious people not by atheists.

The trouble is, the more an atheist becomes atheistic, the more he becomes religious about his atheism. It's the same with people of any other religion.

People are people. People are religious beings. Just because some people want to classify atheism outside of religion, doesn't stop it from being a religion. All they are doing is showing that atheism is essentially a religion of non-religion.

I think humans are spiritual beings by default, not religious. Religion is something almost the same as "law" or "government" - it is meant to be only highly beneficial for those who pull the levers behind the curtains and in effect steer the path of millions, who like sheep are led most often to the slaughterhouses and not to those so-called promised "green pastures", as are propagated as actual truth by the clergy of these institutions. This is sad but mostly true I believe.

[BADecker]

I don't think atheists, in general, hate religion. It's just that they're looking at things quite differently, seeing beyond religious restrictions.

Yes. In my opinion are religious people the more ignorant ones compared to atheists. Just look at all these terror attacks lately, all done by religious people not by atheists.

The trouble is, the more an atheist becomes atheistic, the more he becomes religious about his atheism. It's the same with people of any other religion.

People are people. People are religious beings. Just because some people want to classify atheism outside of religion, doesn't stop it from being a religion. All they are doing is showing that atheism is essentially a religion of non-religion.

I think humans are spiritual beings by default, not religious. Religion is something almost the same as "law" or "government" - it is meant to be only highly beneficial for those who pull the levers behind the curtains and in effect steer the path of millions, who like sheep are led most often to the slaughterhouses and not to those so-called promised "green pastures", as are propagated as actual truth by the clergy of these institutions. This is sad but mostly true I believe.

The weak spirits that humans are wouldn't be able to do anything at all without bodies. And bodies need the universe to operate the way they do.

Religion is simply the theme that everyone lives by. Look it up in various dictionaries.

There are con artists all over, in everything. Why would anyone expect that there aren't any in religion? But many (most?) people are sincere in what they are doing, both in religion, and in everything else.