Sentences with phrase «sky daddies»

Most likely, atheists would be under - represented as it can be a «career limiting move» to let others know you disagree with the generally accepted, but incorrect, belief in sky daddies.

ANYONE that believes in invisible sky daddies and that the Earth is only 4000 years old, will believe pretty much anything they are told; they don't understand the difference between belief, opinion and fact.

Morality is not dependent on believing in imaginary sky daddies.

Anyone with more than 2 brain cells and / or an IQ greater than 10 rejects sky daddies.

Must we make up magical sky daddies just because we can?

Yep, yours truly here doesn't believe there are Sky Daddies, and yep, this is a horrible offense as most people believe there are invisible Sky Daddies.

What's really tragic is that some of the religous nuts will not hesitate to take up to arms and kill people who are not like them and / or believe in a different version of sky daddies.

We really don't need people in powerful political positions basing their decisions on imaginary sky daddies.

Those opposed to slavery were not big its and neither are those pointing out the insanity of believing in imaginary sky daddies.

just because you are too unimaginative or too scared to think for a moment that a magic sky daddy isn't watching over you, please do not lump free thinkers in with your kind.

if i buy all of you magic sky daddy believers a one way ticket to meet him in heaven right now, will you kindly accept this gift as an offering to the population of earth who can think?

There was this thing about 10 years ago where a bunch of people flew jets into buildings because they hated the people in those buildings who didn't believe in an invisible sky daddy like they do.

Big magic sky daddy did it with a few words, dust, and a rib is a stupid answer.

Saying «I don't know,» is a preferable answer to «big magic sky daddy spoke magic spells and did it.»

My creators are my parents, not some sick, sadistic evil sky daddy who «demands justice».

I would think that as Atheists we are more capable of love because we have dropped the need for a sky daddy.

That's why their minds are focused on what real and important to them as they approach death, instead of some imaginary sky daddy that their subconscious never really bought into.

Instead of wasting time paying homage to some nonexistent sky daddy they need to lose weight.

Not sure why believing in a sky daddy seems to be an important trait to voters.

Everytime religious people post something about God or something out of their belief, there comes the Atheists storming it with their typical (hateful, profane, disrespectful but in - fairness articulate, itellect, scientific and logical) replies and name callings such as; «2000 years religious numbnuts», «oxymorons who keep asking of sky daddy's help», «idiots who was fooled by a magical being in the sky» and so on and so forth.

I will continue to insult Xians as long as they continue to tell me how to live my life because they have «faith» (whatever THAT word means) in an invisible sky daddy.

Peaple choose to suspend their reason because their psychological needs require the existence of a sky daddy, because they NEED to explain things, and they see no other explanation.

Let them talk to their invisible Sky Daddy while we sane people take care of the actual problems here in the real world.

Now, your need to speculate that the sky daddy of the atheist exists addresses your bias and also explains why atheists like to claim tooth fairy as real

What's that bibull verse where it says one should talk to their invisible sky daddy in private and not be a show off?

Bret: Becoming born again is only a life - changing event to a weak - minded fool who has never found any other way to take control of himself, and hands over responsibility for his own life to an invisible sky daddy.

Actually I would feel way more secure, if a president would announce he doesn't believe in a sky daddy.

But they are more interested in telling others what to do, rather than dealing with their own failure to follow their imaginary sky daddy.

It's amusing to watch Christians throwing around insults towards their fellow cultists as to whose invisible nonexistent sky daddy is the real deal.

You are making the extraordinary claim that you have a sky daddy, so the onus is on you to provide supporting evidence.

============ @Bryant Lister» Life originating on earth is not a mystery and does not require an imaginary sky daddy or magic.»

Life originating on earth is not a mystery and does not require an imaginary sky daddy or magic.

i supose my autism is gods wraith for not accepting of your magical sky daddy.

Amongst the infinite amount of things to believe in, why believe in an invisible sky daddy?

Faith in a big sky daddy is for cowards who can't face reality..

No... the funding of sky daddy organisations is waaaay more beneficial than ensuring everyone has at least basic health care covered....

The UFO sightings are more convincing than a sky daddy.

I tend to follow the Big 10 not because I'm afraid of an angry sky daddy but because they are the right things to do.

I'm frankly surprised you're not angry at your magical sky daddy for denying you the ability to articulate a point of view other than blaming everyone for being gay.

It is either worship the immoral magical sky daddy or spend eternity in hell.

While I certainly hold some very strong personal ideas about religion, and I am open to debate anyone concerning those, I do not criticize others for following the bronze sky daddy, not at all.

The World would be far better off, if we gave up silly notions of a sky daddy.

The «christian view» goes something like this, «there is a benevolent sky daddy who made some arbitrary rules that include condoning slavery and stoning unruly children to death, and if I don't follow these rules, I burn in hell for all eternity... unless I ask for forgiveness at some point before I die, then all is forgiven and I live in heaven for all eternity, even if I'm a baby rapist!».

I laugh at your ability to believe in magic, to accept that you are born wrong and need a sky daddy and his zombie son who is really him to «save» you.

You seem upset that we are debunking your psychotic belief that some Sky Daddy is waiting to give you eternal bliss.

You asked what FACTS I am referring to, well there are many FACTS such as the FACT that the earth is NOT 6000 years old, the FACT that there is NO evidence of a god, any god; the FACT that evolution is how we all got here; and the FACT that we were not CREATED by some sky daddy.

You think there's some magical sky daddy waiting to walk you down streets of golds, and has a mansion on a hill for you.

If you don't believe in a magic sky daddy do you think you fool him by going to a Church and going thru the motions?

Christians believe that their imaginary sky daddy created this entire universe just for them.

So, please by all means, tell me how this m0r0n's death is in ANY way my fault because I don't believe in your magical sky daddy?