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Dumb Joke, Maybe?
Started Jan 6, 2011 0 Replies 0 Likes
Some people consider religion a crutch and an opiate, so shouldn't religion be able to mask the pain of bone cancer? Continue
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The Skeptic's Prayer
The bible-beater condemns us to a lake of fire so hot. Then I ask myself, do we deserve this condemnation or not? Take a scan over the large, vast, wide-open landscape. And I guess the thumper can say it with a face so angry, so straight? I guess the eagle will make a cock-eyed landing onto melted concrete. And then God's judgment will be so poetic, more brimstone than bittersweet. Prayer was yanked from the plants that manufactured minds of dead weight, utter lead. And our blind eye…See More
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Dumb Joke, Maybe?
Some people consider religion a crutch and an opiate, so shouldn't religion be able to mask the pain of bone cancer? See More
Math Geek replied to Dallas the Phallus's discussion A Dog Has Died, by Pablo Neruda in the group ARS POETICA
"Beautiful words."
Math Geek replied to Ivan Reyes's discussion Human Rights and God go hand in hand according to Glenn Beck
"This is a late edition, but I think I'll take a stab at this even though I have a limited background in philosophy myself. Beck's assertions about inalienable rights are absurd and pompous at the very least. If he is right in that some God…"
Math Geek replied to Sinead Murphy's discussion Do YOU think you are superior to the religious?
"That's a great point, Bill.
I find a deeper problem, though. A significant number of these rational minds believe that reason is the natural extension of God's "persona". Since one of God's traits is reason itself, then how…"
Math Geek replied to Sinead Murphy's discussion Do YOU think you are superior to the religious?
"No. Because I believe a great many people need some kind of religion to live in a happy, full life. Atheism provides many people with that same fulfillment that a larger number of people get with religion. I really think that only a segment of…"
Math Geek replied to eric stone's discussion Why religion is fundamentally and basically immoral and evil, and should be banned.
"And they complain we're the ones who are of extreme population control with our belief in personal freedom and reproductive rights."
Math Geek replied to eric stone's discussion Why religion is fundamentally and basically immoral and evil, and should be banned.
"Like no other existing human enterprise, Anarchism will one day lead its insane followers to start a nuclear war that will destroy us all over some insult to it or Mikhail Bakunin or to the breaking of one its tenets against a stateless society.…"
Math Geek replied to eric stone's discussion Why religion is fundamentally and basically immoral and evil, and should be banned.
"They would go back to worshiping a sky daddy anyway. The majority of people don't crave a life without worshiping something. The majority of humans left behind will probably thank the god they believe in that they miraculously survived the…"
Math Geek replied to eric stone's discussion Why religion is fundamentally and basically immoral and evil, and should be banned.
"Religion is an interesting enterprise, one that promotes violence and death and it comes in various forms. Probably the most lethal one is in the form of the personality cult. Look at the reigns of Stalin and Mao. All they did was usurp the…"
heretic commented on Math Geek's blog post An Exercise In Kundera
"I like this: "The constant not meant to be constant"
cool"
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The Skeptic's Prayer
Posted on January 7, 2011 at 12:16am 0 Comments 0 Likes
The bible-beater condemns us to a
lake of fire so hot.
Then I ask myself, do we deserve this
condemnation or not?
Take a scan over the large, vast,
wide-open landscape.
And I guess the thumper can say it
with a face so angry, so straight?
I guess the eagle will make a
cock-eyed landing onto melted concrete.
And then God's judgment will be so poetic,
more brimstone than bittersweet.
Prayer was yanked… Continue
lake of fire so hot.
Then I ask myself, do we deserve this
condemnation or not?
Take a scan over the large, vast,
wide-open landscape.
And I guess the thumper can say it
with a face so angry, so straight?
I guess the eagle will make a
cock-eyed landing onto melted concrete.
And then God's judgment will be so poetic,
more brimstone than bittersweet.
Prayer was yanked… Continue
An Exercise In Kundera
Posted on May 5, 2010 at 7:16am 1 Comment 0 Likes
Hey folks...I am back after an extended stay back in the camp of metaphysical belief. Thanks for the welcome.
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Here's I poem I wrote while was away...
An Exercise in Kundera…
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 7:29am on September 17, 2011,
Trevor Nelson said… - Hey Math Geek (if that is your real name)! I'm reminding everyone I can about the freethinkers convention in Fargo Sept 24-25. It's gonna be a blast and I would hate for anyone to miss out because they didn't know! www.project42convention.org
- At 12:06pm on April 29, 2010,
Dr. Terence Meaden said… - Hi Math Geek, and welcome to this friendly meeting place where we recognise that gods are phoney and religions are cunning frauds used to control people;
and how tragic and inexcusable it is that women and minorities have been oppressed these last two thousand years and more.
Terry Meaden
founder of the busy group "ORIGINS: Universe, Life, Earth, Humans, Religion, Evolution, Darwin..." with its 260 discussion topics. We invite you to join us.
http://www.atheistnexus.org/group/originsuniverselifehumankindanddarwin
- At 2:46am on April 29, 2010,
Sigmund said…
- At 11:11pm on April 26, 2010,
Atheist Princess said… - Welcome to the Nexus ( :
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