Sentences with phrase «born as atheists»

which also brings up the point: if we «immediately» begin filling them with beliefs, how would * know * if they are born as atheists?

again your argument comes down to your unsubstantiated claim that children are born as atheists.

Might I inform you, religious or not, we are all born as atheists?

We are all born as atheists, i.e, without religion.

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but it is exasperating to be told by the religious that atheists are perhaps lesser beings as god only favours those who reject what nature tells us is the truth, I find the god myths boring and in no way inspiring.

herbert Juarez stated «@calgary We regularly kick the snot out of «atheists» on Bible knowledge.In [sic] fact the youngest believer has the ability to show the godless, where [sic] the bear does his business in the buckwheat.If [sic] you are Canadian [sic], as in Calgary [sic], don't you have your own news network?

@calgary We regularly kick the snot out of «atheists» on Bible knowledge.In fact the youngest believer has the ability to show the godless, where the bear does his business in the buckwheat.If you are canadian, as in calgary, don't you have your own news network?

Nobody is born as a superior atheist.

Similarly, people born into any given religious faith — Christian, Muslim, Hindu, etc, etc, etc — and who are immersed in that faith, and surrounded by people of that faith, all of their lives — and especially their childhood — can't be expected to suddenly cast off such total indoctrination when an atheist such as myself presents them with certain facts which conflict with their world view.

Accordingly, Garaudy asks: «Is it to impoverish man, to tell him that he lives as an incomplete being, that everything depends upon him, that the whole of our history and its significance is played out within man's intelligence, heart and will, and nowhere else, that we bear full responsibility for this; that we must assume the risk, every step of the way, since, for us atheists, nothing is promised and no one is waiting?

We are all born as not merely atheists, but true enemies of God.

And as far as rendering the steps into what an atheist can grasp, there are 6 steps that are coming to terms with what you are, an alcoholic, an addict, whatever, but you are not responsible for being what you are — you were born that way.

So when the agnostics, atheists, etc. of the world come up to someone like him and discuss evolutionary theory, situational ethics from an historical worldview, or why God allowed the cast of «Jersey Shore» to be born, he'll just remember how he flunked the quiz and rely on his «simple faith» as «all good Christians do»..

As far as atheists when the day is done (regardless of it there is or is not a God) was your life worth it or would it have been better you were never borAs far as atheists when the day is done (regardless of it there is or is not a God) was your life worth it or would it have been better you were never boras atheists when the day is done (regardless of it there is or is not a God) was your life worth it or would it have been better you were never born?

As I have said many times now, it is a fact that babies are atheists unless you think they are born with a belief in a god.

As a Jewish - born Atheist who falls just outside the age range of 18 - 35, I can agree with much of what you have said in your original post.

Well, as an Atheist, I feel compelled through my instinctual nature as a social primate to clarify this: according to Christians, Mary was supposedly born without sin (the «immaculate conception»), otherwise god wouldn't have «gotten it on» with her.

When you think you can put Atheists into a nice, fixed, little box, I'll explain some simple things to you that change some of that: 1) I was born a Roman Catholic and legally died as one when I was a teen.

The «New Atheists» easily fall into the category of the once - born, being as monolithic in their devotion to science as religious fundamentalists are in their monotheism.

The show happened to be born just as the New Atheists were emerging as a force to be reckoned with following the publication of Dawkins» bestselling book The God Delusion (Bantam).

I was born a skeptic and as it turns out an atheist., and though my way of thinking was radically different from those around me, the brainwashing didn't take.

Some Atheist angles may be content to allow the rest of the world believe whatever it wants, but so long as those beliefs are hoisted upon others as a burden to bear, used to judge and separate people who are unlike others, and make absolutely no sense whatsoever... I personally will always crusade for the destruction of this plague.

Wouldn't it be egg on your face if you just happened to be born into the wrong religion and chose the wrong god and when you die you find you were duped as your parents were, etc. etc. and you wind up roasting in the hell of the god you rejected and this god has more respect for an atheist who actually demands evidence?

But most of us also pretend that all of this has no bearing or relevance to our little existences — and I run into atheists like that just as often as Christians.

We are all born Atheist (lack of belief) It is implanted in our minds as soon as we can understand.

Personally, I started life as a catholic and later converted to born again fundamentalism with which I had been deeply involved for 20 + years before going through a de-conversion process and finally becoming an atheist.

As at various points in my life I've been a «born again Baptist», a strong Atheist, and a simpering Agnostic; I'm comfortable with all sides of the argument... So I'm more «like the French»... I don't care what you believe as long as you say it properly; --RRAs at various points in my life I've been a «born again Baptist», a strong Atheist, and a simpering Agnostic; I'm comfortable with all sides of the argument... So I'm more «like the French»... I don't care what you believe as long as you say it properly; --RRas long as you say it properly; --RRas you say it properly; --RRB-