Sentences with phrase «kind of atheism»

Rather, as our best theologians in this century have increasingly confessed, the roots of much serious atheism can be found in long - revered ideas of God that have not yet been shaped either by the promissory aspects of revelation (especially in the case of the kind of atheism associated with Marx) or by the revelatory image of the kenotic God (especially in the case of the atheism associated with existentialism).

Richard, you need to read the other article cnn put up about «the six different kinds of Atheism».

Not exact matches

@ atheism is not healthy: what kind of prayer?

It does not bother me that you might not believe, but it seems strange to me when someone throws insults at me for my having faith in God when your atheism is just you having faith that there is no god of any kind.

Kind of like what elite liberal socialists do all the time — trumpeting their atheism credentials to be accepted at their wine and cheese parties.

Since atheism per se takes no stand on the killing of innocent people, when an sociopathic atheist is responsible for the deaths of people, be it one person or a million, it does not represent any kind of inconsistency with his status as an atheist.

I kind of feel bad for this guy, only because Atheism isn't «about» anything.

Atheism or [just not giving a crap] is kind of different.

There's a full - on atheist in the film; her atheism is treated as a local secret, the kind of thing the adults know but children must be kept from hearing.

But it is a pity that the appropriate critical relation toward atheism has been uncritically expanded into a kind of negativism.

Atheism takes for many something away that is essential to the fabric of human life and we have to come to some decisions about what is true, what is lovely and what is just and kind.

I'm torn on the idea of some kind of formal taxonomy of atheism.

One might very well read his protest not as a brief for atheism, but as a kind of demythologized Gnostic manifesto, an accusation flung in the face of the demiurge.

All atheism is prone to all kinds of nonsense because it denies the truth, and glorifies mankind and self.

Therefore we must resist the temptation to respond in kind, rush into judgement, proclaim this as an atheist hate crime against Christians, tar all atheists with the same brush and suggest that atheism inevitably leads to such persecution of Christians.

Atheism is the belief that there is no god of any kind.

Let's acknowledge that instead of starting the endless debate over atheism versus theism and especially, who is» better» or «kinder» or «more this or that»!?

The few references to religion made by Marx in his later years indicate that, in spite of his lack of interest in this kind of problem, his view on religion and atheism did not change as the years passed.

The few references to religion that Marx made in his later years indicate that in spite of his lack of interest in this kind of problem, his view on religion and atheism did not change as the years passed.

The dea th tolls in these move ments (very ath eistic, not that I am eq uating atheism with this kind of tra gedy, but do want to ill ustrate the com mon factor is man and our hu bris, not religion as the prob lem.

This sort of thing explains the atheism of Robert Ingersoll and all his kind.

No, the more basic reason for the challenge is that this very issue of theism or atheism is too complex to admit of the simple either / or kinds of answers apparently called for by the question emblazoned on the cover of Time for Easter 1966.

Anyway, if he still believes in God, then he isn't really an atheist, and will never know what it's like to truly be one, since that is what atheism means — having no belief in any kind of god.

An example would be the fictional sermon on hell that James Joyce recounts in his Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man This kind of preaching fosters an image of God as an unloving and cruel tyrant, and in some cases leads to a complete denial of hell or even to atheism.

It is equally interesting that after a period of irreligion or relative atheism there have been signs of a kind of perceptible religious renewal in certain changes in theology.

Kind of like, most atheists would agree that atheism is disbelief in the existence of deity, but may take issue if I said atheism is wickedness.

One of the strangest claims often made by purveyors and consumers of today's popular atheism is that disbelief in God involves no particular positive philosophy of reality, much less any kind of religion or creed, but consists merely in neutral incredulity toward a certain kind of factual asseveration.

Atheism is the world view that there is no god or God or deities of any kind.

More serious is what Bellamy referred to as its «abusive tone about God and religion,» namely the undeniable atheism and materialism that characterized not all kinds of socialism but particularly the most influential strand, Marxism.

It may not be the same kind of faith that a person would have towards God, but I believe that atheism does, at the end of the day, require some degree of faith.

I guess this is an example of the new militant, evangelical atheism that is attacking religions of all kinds.

Murray and Brownson, just like Patrick, say that theory — all by itself — is a kind of political atheism that is destructive of all civilization.

Atheism is in and of itself a kind of religion, as it posits the non-existence of something which has yet to be dis - proven with any measure of incontrovertible evidence.

«Thus would political atheism suspend the kind attraction of heaven upon us, and let out the storm of guilty passion and, by one disastrous move from stem to stern, make a clear breach over us, sweeping away what patriots and Christians and heaven have done to render us happy.»

But this is a far cry indeed from the public controversies that our current epidemic of so - called realist atheism has given rise to, such as whether it is permissible to pray or celebrate Christmas in schools and other public institutions, or to grant government support of one kind or another to private religious education.

An Afghan man is granted asylum in Britain on the basis of his atheism, in what is thought to be the first decision of its kind.

An Afghan man has been granted asylum in Britain on the basis of his atheism, in what is thought to be the first decision of its kind.