Brian-M
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- A comparison of Jesus and Muhammad
If it comes down to Jesus and Muhammad, I'm thinking Muhammad Ali would win by a KO in the first round.
- A comparison of Jesus and Muhammad
Yes, unfortunately, “obsessive fanaticism” occurs on both ends of the belief spectrum. The following are eight good examples for the non-belief, fanatical-fringe side (note the highlighted):
And this:
And this:
And this:
And this:
And this:
And this:
And this:
So for 'non-belief fanaticism' you have posts that you consider flawed, unpleasant, uninformed, and/or unreasonable.
And for 'belief fanaticism' we have sectarian violence and terrorism in the name of religion among both Christians and Muslims.
One of these things is not like the others.
Now you "think" it is bordering on obsessive compulsive to have repeated the list in so many posts. However, what you have failed to consider is that those posts have been made in 7 different threads.... here is the list
- A comparison of Jesus and Muhammad
- Why not war against Islam?
- Is YHWH an Evil god?
- Assuming God Exists, Could an Omnipotent God
- The plans of God
- Debunking Noah, and I need some help
- Hammurabi, who feared Marduk..." and the fear of God
Although you have quoted me 8 times one was a repeat of one of the quotes and the 8th one is wrongly linked.
If you think giving a list of YHWH's attributes in 7 different threads that discuss YHWH (a.k.a Jesus a.k.a. Allah) directly is approaching on obsessive compulsive then, well, excuse me if I question your credential as a failed psychology student let alone as unqualified to make a diagnosis.
Also you seem to think that cutting and pasting good ideas so as not to have to reinvent the wheel is something undesirable....well I know that I, for one, am not going to give you a job as a programmer or as a writer let alone as a secretary
Can you stop chucking all sorts of red herrings all over the place and answer the questions I posed to you below
1: You keep asserting that you are an atheist but you're still in search for other "ideas of god(s)" that might be true as opposed to the false "ideas of god(s)" that you assert you are an atheist towards.
2: Can you for instance explain how you have become an atheist in regards to Jesus or Allah or YHWH?
3: a:Have you studied them in depth and
b:did you read their scriptures and
c:have you read books written by apologists for them?
4: How do you know Jesus and/or Allah and/or YHWH are not the "right ideas of gods"? You, by your own admittance have but the slightest knowledge of them.
If it comes down to Jesus and Muhammad, I'm thinking Muhammad Ali would win by a KO in the first round.![]()
To be fair, Jesus's strategy of turning the other cheek isn't really optimal for boxing.
Hey Leumas,
No hard feelings, but please take a step back and contemplate some of the things you write. I think “excessive” is probably the best fit. Also, give some thought to the second quotation in my signature line below. It’s the feelings and sentiments behind the words that I look for. This tells the real story of a person.
To be fair, Jesus's strategy of turning the other cheek isn't really optimal for boxing.
1: Are we not all born atheists?
Are we not all born without any knowledge?
Are we not all within a universe which hold no answer to why it or we exist?
Why would I not be interested in ideas of god(s).
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[snipped a whole lot of boring
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The topic is about strong atheism vs. weak atheism.
You keep asserting that you are an atheist but you're still in search for other "ideas of god(s)" that might be true as opposed to the false "ideas of god(s)" that you assert you are an atheist towards.
Can you for instance explain how you have become an atheist in regards to Jesus or Allah or YHWH?
Have you studied them in depth and did you read their scriptures and have you read books written by apologists for them?
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I am not a scholar on these three particular ideas but I do know that the Christian idea was to love one another. Is there any reference to killing others in the Jewish idea? I am reminded of the 10 commandments. Are those from the Jewish book?
I seem to remember that there was a commandment not to kill.
Would it be to presimptious of me to say that I bet there is refferrence to loving one another in the Koran.
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How could you by any reasoned logic have arrived at the a-Jesus and a-YHWH and a-Allah "ideas of god" when as evinced by your very own words you know hardly anything about them?
You assert that you are an unbeliever in anything and not even in not believing nor in believing....you believe nothing.
But then we read that you know no more than an inkling about THREE ideas of gods followed by over 5 BILLION PEOPLE and yet you declare yourself as an atheist as far as they are concerned.
How do you know Jesus and/or Allah and/or YHWH are not the "right ideas of gods"? You, by your own admittance have but the slightest knowledge of them.
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In other words according to this illogic, words that point out truths and facts are just as heinous (if not more so) as killing, political plotting to legalize bigotry and discrimination and to hinder progress and knowledge and to take away the freedoms of citizens on top of political machinations in support of wars and blood shedding.
The most feared and despised enemy of religions and their peddlers has always been knowledge and REASON.
You are literally talking to yourself at this point. Give it a rest.
So are you saying you are still in the same mindset as when you were first born?
Is this why you keep saying that you believe in nothing... because you have not managed to acquire any additional knowledge since you were born?
And how does all the above"boring blah blah"red herrings answer the questions below?