Atheists have no answers

Because they are always asking the theist for answers. It's as if the atheist
only gets to ask questions. Why is this so? I must assume it's because the
atheist has no answers. And when I think about it, How could they have
any answers to their own questions. They have made a conclusion based
on zero evidence about an ideology that has been around since before
recorded history. Not only that there is a history to it absolutely.
And Richard Dawkins intolerable attitude towards a point of view other
than his own? Just makes him a secularist bigot and nothing more.
Atheists have no answers and even Flew flew the coupe. So when it
comes to questions about mans origins? I can't possibly consider the
atheist.

a reply to: randyvs

More like Atheists have no questions.

Questions that are about God from atheists are standard rhetorical mockery, in the rare events you disclose them beneficial spiritual advice, they talk it with a grain of salt and foster the benefit of the idea while maintaining doubt.

a reply to: randyvs

how can you believe a christian? or jew? catholic, muslim.. so on..

a reply to: randyvs

I don't believe in any deities because I have seen no verifiable evidence to draw me towards such belief.
Of course I have no answers for unverifiable stuff.
How can anyone demand answers to any questions where faith is the premise?

originally posted by: randyvs
Because they are always asking the theist for answers. It's as if the atheist
only gets to ask questions. Why is this so? I must assume it's because the
atheist has no answers. And when I think about it, How could they have
any answers to their own questions. They have made a conclusion based
on zero evidence about an ideology that has been around since before
recorded history. Not only that there is a history to it absolutely.
And Richard Dawkins intolerable attitude towards a point of view other
than his own? Just makes him a secularist bigot and nothing more.
Atheists have no answers and even Flew flew the coupe. So when it
comes to questions about mans origins? I can't possibly consider the
atheist.

Those who live in glass houses...

Pot meet kettle...

He who smelt it dealt it.

blah blah blah.

Yep. I'm staying away from this one. Religion when discussed never leads to anything good. Verified fact.

a reply to: randyvs


Yes Atheists are always asking questions and never profess to know all the answers, hence the reason to ask how and why and when. Those questions are critical to further an understanding.

Are you really upset that not everybody accepts "because God" as an answer to things that are yet to ne explained? I'd consider that train of thought to be a greater issue than questioning and challenging the current theories.

Maybe its cause atheist aren't the ones claiming to know the truth.

And theists think they know all the answers.

originally posted by: grainofsand
a reply to: randyvs

I don't believe in any deities because I have seen no verifiable evidence to draw me towards such belief.
Of course I have no answers for unverifiable stuff.
How can anyone demand answers to any questions where faith is the premise?

They cant in all reality!! That's just it!! If something doesn't exist then it's not in the realm of reality thus there are no pertinent questions.

originally posted by: 4N0M4LY
Yep. I'm staying away from this one. Religion when discussed never leads to anything good. Verified fact.

I got news for you pal, you're already in.

a reply to: randyvs

Atheists have no answers.

Of course they don't. And many don't pretend to.

Because they are always asking the theist for answers. It's as if the atheist
only gets to ask questions. Why is this so?

Perhaps because they want to understand the rationale theists have for their beliefs, which are only beliefs and not necessarily grounded in any sort of empiricism. They want to understand why theists believe what they do?

**I am not an atheist, for the record.

originally posted by: omniEther
Maybe its cause atheist aren't the ones claiming to know the truth.

Well if the truth is out there someone has to know it.
Otherwise truth is worthless.

originally posted by: Liquesence
a reply to: randyvs

Atheists have no answers.

Of course they don't. And many don't pretend to.

Because they are always asking the theist for answers. It's as if the atheist
only gets to ask questions. Why is this so?

Perhaps because they want to understand the rationale theists have for their beliefs, which are only beliefs and not necessarily grounded in any sort of empiricism. They want to understand why theists believe what they do?

**I am not an atheist, for the record.

The club has a lot of members so getting in is not easy!

Can O' Worms here.
Just sayin'.

You have no verifiable proof, other than "faith". Faith is believing in something because you just "know" it's there.
I have no proof that a God doesn't exist. We can argue, like they have for thousands of years, and unless you can present to me verifiable proof, the argument continues.

originally posted by: DAVID64
You have no verifiable proof, other than "faith". Faith is believing in something because you just "know" it's there.
I have no proof that a God doesn't exist. We can argue, like they have for thousands of years, and unless you can present to me verifiable proof, the argument continues.

Doesn't common sense apply to the God thingy!

originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite

originally posted by: Liquesence
a reply to: randyvs

Atheists have no answers.

Of course they don't. And many don't pretend to.

Because they are always asking the theist for answers. It's as if the atheist
only gets to ask questions. Why is this so?

Perhaps because they want to understand the rationale theists have for their beliefs, which are only beliefs and not necessarily grounded in any sort of empiricism. They want to understand why theists believe what they do?

**I am not an atheist, for the record.

The club has a lot of members so getting in is not easy!

What are you talking about?

Wait until you all find out an extraterrestrial species genetically created you by manipulating a few strands of DNA from another humanoid mammal on Earth. (wishful thinking)

I wonder what the conversation would be like? Would you all except advanced species as your God(s) then? Or would you all stick to the atheist/ (one/many) supreme being(s) theology? < - depending on your current religion if any.

It would make for an interesting discussion.

a reply to: 4N0M4LY

I'm easy, I'd be wowed if aliens, gods, or aliens claiming to be gods turned up in the skies lol
It is what it is, but I'd sttill want a mate to see it as well so I knew I wasn't having a psychotic episode or something.