Sentences with phrase «ridiculous the belief in»

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Too all the «Christians» bashing Mormons (who belive in Jesus Christ and therefore by definition are Christian) for there ridiculous beliefs, that is how athiests see you.

In other words, if they're exposed to people from outside their community, they may realize how ridiculous their beliefs are.

What they are threatened by are the actions and atatudes [deliberate typo due to ridiculous moderation AI] of those who do profess belief in those deities, and feel justified by their beliefs and holy books to discriminate against those of differing beliefs.

it's good if it gets more people to stop following these ridiculous belief systems that have zero grounding in the realities of life that we now know to be axiomatic to existence.

You fail to see just how ridiculous it is to hold on so tightly to the bible and the belief in god and the bible and yet your easy dismissal of ancient greek paganism, or roman paganism, or scandinavian.

Belief in God or gods is, quite frankly, ridiculous.

This is just the beginning, I personally will call you out in public or anywhere you flaunt your ridiculous «beliefs» which are just nonsense to say the very least.

But if I said that I believed I was the best golfer in the world, (I don't golf) would you not find my statement of belief to be completely ridiculous?

... religious beliefs are just so bloody ridiculous... says a guy who thinks that a rock will turn into a single celled organism if it sits in warm salt water long enough...

«Having one thing in common, whether it be a belief or enthusiasm or hobby or political mission, does not make you immune, individually or as a class, to all the other ridiculous social baggage humans carry with them all the time.

The strident rhetoric of scientism has made belief in the supernatural look ridiculous.

Belief in a self - contradictory ent.ity without any evidence is ridiculous, and by definition deserving of ridicule.

That is ridiculous and shows the extreme danger belief in these myths can bring.

Today we have plenty of cults, sects and false churches replacing practical love and righteousness in daily life (that would require the true faith) through ridiculous rituals (for example, the Muslims keep the 5 Pillars of Islam; that is enough to be a good Muslim, but they are not required to love all people independent from belief, nationality, etc.) The cults, sects and false churches make their members practicing a biased love.

Just as the 1st Amendment protects your freedom to believe in what ever religion you wish — no matter how ridiculous — it gives Bill Nye the right to speak his mind and present his belief in science.

Ridiculous of course, personal (mythical) beliefs have no place in any of those mediums.

I mocked your idiotic analogy about the dictionary, AND mocked your silly beliefs about the cosmos being made by a magic spell and the ridiculous idea of us having invisible and undetectable body parts (souls) with invisible and undetectable diseases in them (sin).

And as Husserl said, «all perception is gamble»... many folks go «all in» on ridiculous beliefs without even considering the evidence.

Any attempt at applying «logic» to explain the bible by people who are believers and still think of themselves as rather intelligent (self - delusion is a symptom / cause of religious belief) always ends up in ridiculous arguments...

I anticipate another accusation of stridency here, but I'm sorry, I feel that any intellectually honest person has an obligation to call out any and all bullshit as such, and religious beliefs are at least as unsupported, ridiculous and unintelligent as beliefs in homeopathy, astrology, the ideas of David Icke, or the belief that thunder comes from mighty Thor riding across the sky.

When people such as yourself stop drawing ridiculous comparisons between a belief in Creationism and support for Obama?

They claim to believe that the bible is error free (belief 1), which in and of itself is utterly ridiculous, but also that it follows basic chronology (belief 2) and that it is merely a summary (belief 5).

The funny thing is that Christians will undoubtedly point this out as a straw man (albeit likely in other terms), yet they'll continue to hold onto beliefs that are every bit as ridiculous or more.

More bafflegab in another failed attempt to to defend ridiculous beliefs.

Most of the time they are the ones who say there is no God because they find it ridiculous to believe there's an old man up in the sky with a robe on looking down on all of us but they at the same time they don't understand how that belief is very limited because my friend, it's a lot more than that.

So perhaps the Gunners can approach this big EPL game with real belief and remember that apart from the Chelsea game and the ridiculous refereeing of Mike Dean, Arsenal have not lost since the opening day and are in a good position to make a real challenge for the title.

They sound ridiculous in their generalizations, and lump a bunch of disparate beliefs and practices together inappropriately, just like you do here.

The British Humanist Association (BHA) has called the ruling «completely ridiculous», and argued that the ASA is «chilling the free mockery of beliefs which is vital in a free society».

There are people right here in NYS who understand that YOU don't get to impose your (antiquated and ridiculous) religious beliefs on lesbians and gays.

Fat loss is a simple mathematical equation that becomes a touch more complex in reality — there's no need to further complicate the situation by self - imposing ridiculous old - school beliefs and mantras.

Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan plays on America's belief that the rest of the world is run and populated by ridiculous children alternately in need of careful guidance and firm scolding.

Like the novel itself, Gregg's screenplay is filled with portentous observations («You can't fool people into loving you») and ideas that aren't entirely digested: There's a ridiculous subplot involving Dr. Paige's belief that Victor's real father might in fact be Jesus Christ.

Among the distressing things about many reader - facing startups in publishing these days is the apparent belief that book lovers are fond of ridiculous, cutesy names, some of them sounding quite infantile.

However, I firmly stand by my belief that the statistics are ridiculous and I believe it is irresponsible to make the statements I referred to in my original post.

Let's be honest, we've probably heard these ridiculous stories about GameStop employees being asked to take in stuff that's been damaged beyond belief.

This AGWScienceFiction fisics is so ridiculous it practically defies belief that any could believe it, but it has been successfully introduced into the education system in the Fabian way so the majority without real physics knowledge don't ever question it..

It is my belief that AGW denialism will be rendered ridiculous in the public mind within 10 to 15 years as glaciers melt and the North Pole becomes icefree in September.