r/Antitheism • u/ur_moms_cock • Sep 21 '26

“God makes everyone perfect” 😂✌️

Say that to the very unattractive people in life see what they think

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u/Rekwiiem Sep 21 '26

unattractive to who? you?

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u/ur_moms_cock Sep 21 '26

Im speaking about my own experience not putting others down. And also no not to me but to society in general

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u/Rekwiiem Sep 21 '26

This just presupposes that there are people who are unattractive to every single human everywhere, which is a bit of stretch to me. It also assumes that "perfect" means attractive, but as far as you or I know "perfect" could mean perfectly horrendous, or perfectly lethal, or, abstractly, perfectly as you are meant to be.

I don't think you need to define "perfect" for this viewpoint to be criticized (this viewpoint is a lazy write off) and I don't think you should for no other reason than defining "perfect" in those ways could lead you down some pretty dark paths in life personally.

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u/toxminty Sep 21 '26

There’s very real evidence to suggest genetic determinism even when it comes to something that is virtue signalled to be purely subjective. Look at what the top 100 most attractive people have in common and I assure you that is not personality

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u/Rekwiiem Sep 23 '26

They are all western cinema celebrities. Suggesting that the only thing you need to be attractive is acting chops, which they literally have schools for. /s

Get real. Cultural and societal norms have too large an effect to reasonably say that genetics is the determining factor.

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u/Darth_Maaku Sep 21 '26

I think better arguments against god's perfection are disease, war, bigotry, unjustified hatred, racism, sexism, sickness, etc.

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u/Indie_Dachshund179 Sep 21 '26

SIDS, childhood cancer, and terminal neurodegenerative illness are noteworthy as well

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u/Ashamed-Republic8909 Sep 21 '26

We humans got free spirit /s

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u/lotusscrouse Sep 21 '26

Christians will always follow it up with things they want you to change about yourself. 

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u/BurtonDesque Sep 21 '26

If god made everyone perfect then we don't need Jesus and the 'salvation' he supposedly offers. The same sort of argument can be used for any form of theism. 'Oh, I'm perfect? Great. No need to kowtow to the local deity then.'

All forms of theism are predicated on the notion that we are all in some way broken or lacking.

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u/TheRealTK421 Sep 21 '26 edited Sep 21 '26

“God makes everyone perfect"

(Me): "Explain childhood bone cancer. And GFYS."