ATHEIST responds to PRIEST'S open letter
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- This week, I found this video by a rather large channel, called Breaking in the Habit. In this video, Father Casey asks a question to Atheists with an open letter. Since it's always nice to get mail back, I thought I'd respond.
At first, I thought it was a nice video, but on reflection, you can see how theists try to make people feel bad (even though it's subtle) for not believing in a deity. What do you think?
The Original Video can be seen here - • An Open Letter to Athe...
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Title - ATHEIST responds to PRIEST'S open letter
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..."a-thiest" literally means "not a thiest". Not being something is literally the default option. Not believing in something, even moreso.
There are different kinds of atheists. 50 years ago, when I became an atheist, you lot were called "agnostics." You sure talk a lot for people who have no opinion.
When he said a god you don’t believe in… I immediately felt like he thinks atheism means believing there is no god as opposed to what the A in atheist means of rejecting the claim. It’s a non position. Common mistake theists make I’ve found
@@scambammer6102 50 years ago, I was still atheist. "Agnostic" refers to KNOWLEDGE, and not BELIEF
@@scambammer6102 Historically speaking, agnosticism is a term that was forged by an atheist (T.H. Huxley), to describe his atheist position (his view being that it was impossible to *know* whether God was actually existent or non-existent), and delineate how and why he felt compelled to forge a new term to describe it. This was not so much because he was somehow not an atheist per se, he was most certainly an unbeliever when it comes to deities.
No, he did that because he was tired of having to explain how and why his position was not about positively claiming 'there are no gods', as was continuously repeated by theists who had basically the monopoly on controlling how religious terms were used by people back then (i.e. the doxa had primacy over any differing view), including the word atheist.
Whatever, language does not work this way. Check some dictionaries (including those aimed at experts), most use the definition that atheism is the belief that no god exists. Many also list your definition, but that just shows that you have to check your terms.
Just explain what you mean, and go from there.
“Christians aren’t arrogant! The bible says to be humble!”
This “priest”:
I know ,what a condescending prick.
@Jacob Hafar
“Christians aren’t arrogant! The bible says to be humble!”
Me being a Christian: *Laughs nervously*
@@DemonicRemption hey man long as you aren’t this priest you’re good in my book lmao
He's just challenging you to think deeper.
What makes him assert we need to think deeper than we already are? @@mugo3457
If you can't be a good atheist without reading deeply in the philosophy of religion, how can you be a good Christian without doing the same?
Agree. The point I wanted to make is along this line: does he research all other religions and gods to the depth he asks us to do to be able to speak about why we are atheists?
@@richardadams9136 I couldn't agree with you more.
You can’t. As an ex Catholic I’m convinced there are so few “good” Christian’s. I think you really only can be a good Christian if you devote your life to learning all about the doctrine.
Now that I’m agnostic I wonder what makes a person a good person.
@@richardadams9136considering he's a Christian there's a high chance he's a hypocrite.
I really appreciate the indignant tone: it is very appropriate given the source material.
Haha. Thanks!
People of faith are scared of their own fate, so they want to brainwash other people so they can believe in their own nonsense and not knowing that they too were brainwashed as well too!!
It actually comes across as rude. I respect that you have your own beliefs but you can at least respect us back.
@@mugo3457 you don't have to respect my beliefs and I don't have to respect yours. I respect things based on merit; I can't respect racism or pro-slavery sentiments (spoiler alert: these two things abound in the Bible).
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I really Appreciate that!
I'd have stopped at "Are you a good atheist?" to point out the question is meaningless. Atheism isn't a religion or belief system with standards atheists must fulfill to be considered a member in good standing. I know Casey first diverts to a "Are you a good person?" line of questioning, as it that's all he meant. But soon enough he brings in a list of things that he-- as a Catholic priest-- feels is essential to being a "good atheist". It's pretty disingenuous.
Then he tacitly talks up how he thinks atheists owe it to Catholics to be what he defines a "good atheist" to help priests like Casey sharpen up their apologetics tactics. He fails to get-- or duplicitously pretends to not to get-- that arguments aren't evidence, and what most atheists are looking for is evidence, and no "question" is going to persuade atheists to convert to Catholicism.
In a related vein, it's fascinating to me how many apologists and missionaries seem to think they can go from a hypothesized First Cause straight to "therefore everything in my preferred faith tradition is right" without any intervening logical steps.
Hitting the Nail on the head
My favourite part was where he complained about people using bad logical fallacies then immediately went straight into an ad hominem
I've seen Father Casey's video on a couple other channels but this is the first time something popped out at me. "Morality of adherence", the softer side of the "obedience or death" doctrine that Christianity employed when it had control of governments and could enforce imprisonment or execution for apostates.
"It is our faith that informs us when we do these things...." Funny how your faith didn't stop you from doing these things. rather it was when secular bodies held you accountable that you were "informed" of your horrific acts.
"People articulating our beliefs in the best way we know how" Then he goes on to include Ratzinger in this list. SO apparently being a Nazi Pope who actively worked to hide pedophile priests from justice is an example of Catholic beliefs.
The not so passive aggressive dig on Protestant denominations and the "not overly accusatory" line clearly demonstrates what kind of douchebag Casey actually is.
In all fairness, for all his other crimes, Ratzinger was 14 at the time and German law mandated that all 14 year olds enroll in the Hitler Youth, and then he was drafted into the infantry while at seminary two years later and apparently deserted two years after that. His family were apparently not Nazi sympathizers and the Nazis allegedly had a cousin of his who had Down's Syndrome euthanized.
Casey is a softly spoken arrogant prick. I've seen a few of his videos.
@@lnsflare1 That said, which organisation do you think was the main one which arranged for ex Nazis to flee to South America?
@@petermirtitsch1235 The Catholic Church under someone generations older than Ratzinger.
I always hope America stays Secular!
Nice video, Mister! 🇺🇸
@Ian Lewis
We livin' in the same country? When has America ever been secular? Everytime it tries, I have to witness my fellow Christians lose their minds over the smallest things.
And after 21 years of this(I'm 33) it's gotten annoying. And don't get me started on the dinosaur sized pile of B.S. I've been exposed to over this past year.
He states with the assumption that he is a good person, so he has the authority to judge me. I have a hard time listening to a Catholic priest ask ME if I'm a good atheist.
@Katherine G
I'm finding it funny how we Christians judge atheists like we have the authority, yet when you fire back and make judgements of us, our reply is:"no one can judge ME, but God..."
Nice one mate; this Father Casey offering is so funny; it needs to be analysed by various specialists I guess, but "pride comes before a fall" springs to mind rather readily. Let's hope he wakes up to his idiocy before he is too old. Your responses are great!
Thanks John. I didn’t realise Father Casey had as much of a negative following as he does 😅
I feel like this was more a homework project for a religious orator in training than anything else.
Every response you made to Casey Cole’s seemingly earnest entreaties is very much on point. But how did the youthful friar imagine he could slip in a very cheap shot against Richard Dawkins and expect to be taken seriously? It’s also very telling, that like Robert Barron (another highly visible Catholic apologist TH-camr), Casey Cole never actually takes the high road of “steel-manning” the arguments of those sceptics and non-believers, such as Epicurus and David Hume, who have enduringly influenced our thinking and helped us move toward expanding horizons. Instead both priests, somewhat cartoonishly, invoke Marx, Feuerbach, Nietzsche and Heidegger(?!), as the ‘atheists’ they are confronting so nobly. (Heidegger is, to say the least, a very curious choice to place in the tradition of sceptical non-belief)
I didn't realise that Casey was as well known as he is! Interesting! And as for him 'suggesting' atheists to follow... laughable!
"Christianity doesn't necessarily make someone a moral person".
No kidding. His god isn't even moral. More like a monster.
"Atheists have no moral superstructure"
Um...there's the law. Last I checked slavery and rape are illegal. And there were secular legal codes long before the Bible. Secular moral codes also derive from philosophy, see eg "Nicomachean Ethics", Aristotle. One can also argue for an evolutionary basis for morality.
@@scambammer6102 Also, moral theories such as utilitarianism _are_ atheist moral superstructures. I cannot believe one second he hasn't heard of it, ever. I suspect he's just ignorant of the fact it was made by an atheist, as an explicitly secular system.
The classism behind the "rural church" comment is so painful. And of course, the Catholic church always having to rub in the "fact" that they are the best ones...
It’s got to be tiring, always saying you’re the ‘correct’ version of something you can’t prove, right?
@@TheSkepTick It seems to be pretty easy
I would say I want him to be a good catholic, but given their track record, and the bad things they perpetuate in the world I will just stick with … “Father, I hope you are a good atheist too … better atheist than catholic.”
Why is he talking to us Atheists like we're broken 4 year olds or dogs?
Good video, enjoyed it.
Pro advice(from a noob):
Add the bible verses from the quotes
Say or write where in the bible they are.
Great idea! I’ll start doing that
Great vid mate. What a smug, arrogant priest. Classic superiority complex.
Thanks LordSathian!! I didn't think it was to begin with, but the further in I went, the more arrogant he became!
@@TheSkepTick as professional theists go, he was an angel
@@TheSkepTick The way the priest handled his costume at the being of his video you could tell from the onset that he was already a smug and arrogant priest without saying a word. It was like someone in a very expense dress would ensure that the dress presented themselves in the best possible light.
If I was a Catholic (former Anglican) considering the number of indigenous children that died in the Residential Schools operated in Canada and USA by Catholics and Anglicans I would be thoroughly ashamed. At least with the Anglicans they apologized for their role in Residential Schools while from the Catholics and the Pope nothing but crickets. Lives cut short, stories not written, lives not lived and families left with questions about what happened to their children. But then again I'm a baby eating Atheist with no late Bronze Age to Early Iron Age Book telling me how to behave.
It would be interesting if he asks the same questions to Christians: "Are you a good Christian? Or do you just repeat what your priest is telling you without questioning it? Have you read the great Christians that actually provide evidence instead of just using strawmen to counter atheist disbelief?"
Somehow I doubt it. If he does: Good for him.
2 minutes in and I genuinely like this priest
Edit: Okay he gets pretty pretentious pretty quickly, wow. Hey, priest, we're not here thinking about the lack of God all day, we're doing interesting things like playing Legend of Zelda or listening to rock music. You know, *normal person stuff*.
"Are you a good priest?"
...and of course let's keep moving the goalpost for that to extremes that nobody could possibly fulfil in a normal human lifespan 🤪
@@Wolf-ln1mlare you a good priest
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“So that is my humble message to you, where humility is not really involved in any fashion.”
He‘s an atheist too. At least for the other 50000 gods and the other 10000 denominations
Good video.
Thank you! That’s really kind!
This is what I will never get with the "faithful" to be honest with everyone. Is that they will continue to try and reconvert anyone that obviously didn't want to have anything to do with them or their religion. My response to this is just a plain old answer of "why does my atheism even matter to you and your God, Father?" I grew up in a religious family here in the Philippines so I'm quite acquainted with the Church, Youth Orgs, and Charismatic groups. When I was around 6 or 7 years old, I would be taken to worship services and the standard Sunday morning worship and finishing up those services without feeling a damn thing after. The faithful will say that they something in some before, during, and after the service and I don't. Not only I feel left out but also made me feel like I'm a bad person because I somehow felt that I never gained god's favor. As I grew, I became an agnostic and eventually became an atheist. My reasoning, religion on its own is like political factions, so many organizations, all claiming to be the one true religion and everyone else is irrelevant. So I decided to not follow any as it's troublesome. Anyway, great content! Subbed!
2:49 Allow me to introduce you to Mr. Adolf Hitler
One of many examples.
Sure. Mr Adolf's actions were completely in line with the Catholic Magisterium. Completely normal catholic, just like any other.
" ... just as being a Christian and never reading the Bible wouldn't be enough ...". Let's try not to forget that for the greater part of its history, the Catholic church actively opposed the notion that the laity should read the Bible. At least that spared the Catholic hierarchy the trouble of having to explain away so much of its awkward contents, a problem that Protestant apologists must confront all the time, and which they usually try to counter by elaborate and unconvincing casuistry of the "you're taking that passage out of context" kind.
For the same reason, the Catholic Church vehemently opposed translating the Bible into local languages or conducting services in those languages.
You don't need a devote years taking a PHD in leprechaunology to know they aren't actually real. Religion just isn't worth wasting time on other than for amusement.
In the 1st minute, he lies about not intending to convert us. Yes, very christian of him.
Crusades, The Spanish Inquisition, Witch Burnings, numerous issues with native people through the world.
Wow, that wasn't condescending at all from mr high and mighty. Nice jab at atheists and more confirmation bias for other theists disguised as an "open minded letter." The dishonesty is palpable.
Rationality Rules also gave a great response to the friars nonsense.
Great vid as always mate.
Thank you! I’m a big fan of rationality rules!
@@TheSkepTick Yeah, he's awesome, along with Cosmic Skeptic and of course The ACA. There's a smaller theist channel called Borrowed Truths that you might be interested in debunking but his weird CGI videos about biblical stories are pretty out there and may be of no use. Stay safe man
Father Casey is by his own admission a bad Christian because he didn't seriously study and consider the 1000s of other religions, denominations and beliefs systems that people held as true in the history of the world .
Why don't Theists tell us exactly why they don't accept the beliefs of other religions?
They must have studied at least another or a few, to choose why their religion was better.
Why don't we hear these comparisons? It's always the 'mine is right' with out an explanation why 'theirs' in wrong.
I wonder if the priest ever considered rather do something other than going to church is on the same lines of not wanting to go to a multi hour lecture trying to justify how the earth is flat every week.
It’s got to be tiring, right?
I do believe he is really is trying to be sincere, but there is such a disconnect between how religion plays a role in his life and how others may see it that he comes off as pretentious and condescending. There is no need to be a good atheist, the claims of theists need to match the burden of proof that person holds and that is it. Is he a good A-hinduist? Does he need to be a good non-morman? Has he read all of the Quran? What about other theists? Not every atheist is going to spend time reading religious works and atheistic philosophers, nor should they. People should attempt to live their best lives on their own terms not on his and not for the benifits of hus religious group?
Anyone else see those little fingers poking out of that chained box?
Great meatloaf joke
I will never do that.
Wouldn't need any of the theologians he mentioned if he really thought the Bible was inerrant.
I'm not only really good at being atheist, in the past I took it even step further and was a Satanist for a while.
My morality comes from astronomy. If you look at the Pale Blue Dot image and really understand what it represents, you need no gods to become the most moral person in the world. And also your moral standards won't be motivated by punishment.
PS. we need better believers, since the ones we got are a joke.
The Pale Blue dot is truly an amazing image for exactly the reasons you expressed.
You can't just say, "Nah, I don't believe in Santa Claus," and then go on about your life...
If I was an all powerful deity and created everything with in a universe the very last thing that I would want or demand was for my creations to worship me. The only thing that I would want for my creations would be to be the best they could possibly be and if they failed I would not blame them I would blame myself and wonder what went wrong. It's like writing a computer program and it crashes or somehow fails I would blame myself and not what I created!
So am I only suppose to complete his reading list for the Christian religion or should I read about all religions.
Does he have the same message to Christians, should they read from the great atheists and investigate science (I hope so) as well as reading into other religions.
RIP Meatloaf.
Nice reference to Pastafarianism
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Really appreciate it!
I found it today as well!
@@TheSkepTick There are many who would find your videos useful.
Wow! Well, if you’re wondering what “smug” means, here’s your answer!
Yes I am good, moral & an atheist
Don’t need faith.
Open Letter to Mr Monk Man; Of course I have studied every single book written on the subject of every single Religion there is and ever has been. I have done the research you requested. Who hasn't? (Memo to my fellow Atheists; If you haven't yet done so, start studying them all immediately. It will only take you a few thousand years to work through them all. It isn't hard, It's a piece of Piss really. Although, by the time you finish, there will no doubt be new Religions and New Books to study. At least you will be kept busy with the Friar's suggestion).
Well, I know what I'm doing for the rest of my life!
I love how he says that catholicism seeks retribution from people who take advantage of the vulnerable without a hint of irony. A catholic priest... saying that... well, I'm sure you get where this is going. 😬😂
Its been a while since I saw that video but I took away a totally different message. I took from it that as atheists, we still have a responsibility to be morally good people. As an atheist that is active in the atheist community, I think most atheist's already hold themselves to a high moral standard. However, I support his message to the community. We need a reminder every once in a while. I agree with what he said.
What he said is fine, it's how he said that is condesending and full of arrogance.
(feeds the almighty Algorithmo of DOOOOOM!!!!!)
I'm a good atheist, I don't irritate god botherers with annoying bloody questions.
Just don't cover Dave Murphy, Skeppies. Don't... don't do the Allegedly Dave.
The first thing I think of when he was rattling of all those things he was asking is we'd done is "I don't need to". I have a brain, I can think of what I believe in for myself unlike the religious who are taught not to think.
8:42- 8:51
Yeah, we do. And you know the answer we give...
I see Casey is resorting to the same old lies, hypocrisy, incoherence, and fallacies so beloved of theists.
So I can't be a "good" atheist without a phd in ancient literature? I wonder what ancient books I need to not believe in bigfoot?
If he wants outside validation of his delusion, I suggest he isn't a "good" Catholic. Not my problem.
It'd be interesting to know what the priest understands about living a life free of any gods. I suspect he can't begin to imagine such an existence which would explain his curious questions (and smug, god-given attitude).
I don't ask my heart about things.
By the way notice his low patronizing vocal tone and cadence....I would bet a hundred bucks he got that from mentor in seminary he copies because he thinks it makes him sound superior
It just makes him sound a bit of a douche, right?
@@TheSkepTick In my 20's I was a franciscan and a seminarian. Ive been an atheist for 30 years. So I was initially interested in his videos to see if you talked about his sense of mission, his desire to make the world a better place through his faith and action. Thats were my religious life started. But I quickly found that hes just shilling for the catholic church and probably self congratulating about what and awesomely good boy he is. An adolescent psychologist could do a good pHD thesis on what got him to where he is now. Hes essentially still a child playing dressup in his wizard robes waving his hands around changing bread to meat.
"Humble"? That was the most condescending, arrogant bunch of nonsense I have heard in years. I would almost think this was a Poe.
How is asking "Are you one of the good atheists?" any different than asking "Are you one of the good Jews/Blacks/gays?"
Catholic, does it mean that he is a kid fiddler or just hiding kid fiddler from justice?
Unfortunately when one tries to contact him, he doesn't answer.
I've read the bible using reason and logic, and that's why I'm an ashiest!
Sorry, but I couldn't watch it till the end... Kudos to you for taking the effort to answer...
Always a good start when the very first (full) sentence contains a grammatical error... "I am a priest [..] who has devoted _my_ life.." is just wrong. That priest cannot devote _your_ life to anything, only _his_ life.
By the age of 5 I didn't believe in either the Tooth Fairy or Santa Claus. As an adult why would I believe in an all powerful, knowing, loving etc. God?
If our parents did a better job of convincing us about the tooth fairy and Santa, maybe we’d still believe… but the evidence for both of those isn’t compelling either!
He's very cute!
Which church are most of the paedophile priests and abusive nuns from, which uses it's resources to hide them?
My favorite phrase by bigots strikes again, he just hopes we're "one of the good ones".
He should be asking theists. If they are good theists. Because there are theists. Who are truly awful human beings.
I have better things to do.
I go even further , I not only hav,nt been presented with any evidence , physics does,nt agree with any religions texts on creation , not 1 was right , physics and math are the king of truth , because if your right , the math will show it , the physics will prove it , and applied physics we will use it
this was during the pandemic, did you lick the envelope closed?
Nothing says being humble and not wanting to waste time quite like a dude that wastes time strutting in front of the camera and arrogantly straitening his robes before speaking.
This priest has the nerve to ask if nonbelievers can be good people when he is the one defending a religion that abused children and then spent millions defending those abusers. I’d say I’m definitely better than he is at the very least.
This friar's ultra-phony, over-rehearsed, affected delivery makes me sick to my stomach. He's a grown man who wears a dumb robe because he thinks a sky-monster demands it of him. How much more pathetic can one be?
When I see videos like this I assume they are simply done for attention and clicks.
Excellent video. I'm still trying to grasp the logic of the theists who say that their infallible scriptures can be correctly explained to humanity by fallible humans. Wouldn't it be more logical to let the infallible texts speak for themselves? Oh, wait...my interpretation skills are fallible, too.
that’s part of why it’s such potent rhetoric. “oh, you just don’t understand because nobody understands god’s ways” can be applied to literally every single doubt about the religion.
There is a part in scripture, where a person, and later a group of persons, are given the authority from God to make infallible statements. If the scripture is infallible, then this group of people is infallible, too (at least in some cases).
So no, it wouldn't be more logical.
@@valentin_bunin_vfx Even if hypothetically there is a god, and that god authorizes some people to speak on its behalf, there is still the matter of the individuals with fallible minds having to assess whether the teaching they are receiving is coming through an "authorized" source. It would stlil be a guessing game based on personal feelings--which are not always trustworthy.
@@TimH-pu2dd You are right actually. There are debates on whether the papacy should even exist and on other dogmatic topics. Though it doesn't mean that this or that statement made by this infallible people is wrong or fallible. There is a possibility of making an infallible statement, and moreover, this statement would be infallible because it is based on infallible scripture, not by accident. Although because of the other people are fallible, they cannot make a 100% proof of the source is being infallible, even if the source is really so. That's why we have so many churches. People cannot make a 100% proof a their church is truly the one, so they have no other option but to believe in one of them, or not to believe at all.
My first comment was more about the possibility of existence of such statements made by people.
I was confused at first, he formulated his question wrong, when he asked if we were a good one (atheist).
What he meant to ask (at least, I hope), was are you an atheist, that is a good person? Are you an atheist, that is a moral person?
I say this because, these are the two terms he almost immediately switches to thereafter.
First of all, "good" and "moral" are subjective terms. They depend on the individual.
In which case, I do not understand why he would even inserted the word atheist.
Atheism/theism only has to do with the non-belief/belief in supernatural deities, full stop. It has absolutely nothing to do with being "good" or "bad", "morality", or anything else, for that matter.
As a former Catholic myself, here's my advice to you, my young priest. As a Catholic in your position, I wouldn't worry so much about what atheists are doing, and how moral they're being about it. Instead, I would worry more about cleaning up your own house. Because spring cleaning is way overdue, and man, is there some stench that needs to be aired out right there.
He _started_ with that, but switched to "good" meaning "have you done your due diligence so can call yourself a 'good atheist' by my standards, i.e. have you spent a couple of lifetimes reading everything I demand you read?"
Classic bait-and-switch by abusing vague language.
Yeah, Christians do want atheists to study Christianity.
I wouldn't call that a humble request.
I'd call it an underhanded way of trying to sell his claims as rational and relevant, without even touching upon what the claims are.
pointless point, with the out of focus around the edge of his video makes the picture of mary take on a alein skeletal look. very HR Geiger
I'm Catholic and I had a feeling that there would be videos about this letter. I found the letter to be thought-provoking in away. But I do see the flaws that some atheist youtubers point out with this. Honestly, the question should be "Are you a good person?". However, I think people can be religious or atheist if they want too. I see nothing wrong with someone being atheist or agnostic, just like I see nothing wrong with being religious. But I did like your video, keep up the good work.
I found nothing about it to be thought-provoking. It's total garbage. Accusing people being a bad atheist because they don't read their books, is incredibly silly. Especially since, he doesn't accuse other Catholics of doing the same thing. I don't need to justify atheism. It's none of his business.
Which fallacies does he assert atheists use? It sounds more like projection to me
Does “women have a choice of what to do with their bodies” refer to abortions or birth control?
And then to follow up, does their body refer to the child’s body inside them or their own body?
I’m very atheist but I’ve never understood how people equate their own body to another persons unique dna makeup, heartbeat, genitals, etc. I also don’t know why people associate how they view life with a religion.
I’m atheist but I believe in people taking responsibility for their actions (extreme cases aside of course!)
What "child’s body" are you talking about? Can we stick to precise language on such controversial topics instead of wishy-washy, emotionally loaded terminology?
This guy’s condescending attitude is really annoying, thinking we are the dumb ones when it’s him who is dumb. He believes in dumb things written in a fairytale book called the Bible. He seems to think that because we don’t believe in a sky fairy that we won’t have any morals which is dumb.
Lmao I actually got a dual degree with part of it being philosophy. I suspect I've had more study of atheist and theist philosophers and the philosophy of religion in and of itself soooo... He can go play sit and spin. His tone is so condescending and I don't like it.
"I believe in a god you don't"
Son that list has over a million names on there you are going to have to be just a little bit more specific.
Also if you follow christianity as the bible says it is you are the most immoral person on the planet.
Does this man not see that by me not being promised a reward and doing good anyway I am being a good person and him only doing good things because hes been promised a reward makes him a selfish and bad person?
Lol ..Casey resorts to the same old arrogant fallacious crap so common to his ilk.
Do I need to go and listen or read every person and book from every religion to prove I'm a GOOD atheist? What a dumb idea. I dont need to read your whole bible to know
Am I a good atheist? What the fuck has that got to do with you?
I can prove that Loofies exist, and that they're way better for people and humanity than the Christian God or the Catholic Church. Join me! =D
Where do I sign up? 😅
He says we don't agree on much. He's wrong. We probably agree on everything, except the one god he believes in and I don't.
HE IS SOOOOOOOOOO CUTE.
Dumb as a ROCK but SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO CUTE.