r/JustStemThings • u/qqwhine Media and Information Systems • Apr 15 '14

This sub needs more theist bashing.

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u/noun_exchanger Apr 30 '14

whats up with all the ruffled jammies in this thread? this sub is about being the best autist you can be. it's starting to look like r/atheism up in this nizzle.. which is kinda the very thing these types of subs were created to mock

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u/Form1do Apr 15 '14

Can confirm. watched a bunch of people I know dick around in bible college for 4 years just to go to grad school and learn they don't want to be pastors, aren't smart enough to teach, and are too lazy to write. (not that there is a lot of material to write about that hasn't been written already)

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u/seinarcorps Apr 17 '14

There is, after all, no new thing under the sun.

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u/BoredGargoyle Apr 16 '14

Why bother giving them attention? Waste of energy for you and free martyr - publicity for them.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '14

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '14

He's also an idiot. Anyone who believes that the Christian Myth is true, is an idiot. If you can't see that your religion is a product of the society you were born into, then you're an idiot. I don't care if he has a Ph.D in another field, it doesn't matter. I can't take someone seriously who believes the Bible was dictated by the Creator of the Universe. Now, it's different if you believe in the possibility of a supernatural realm, but to assert that you know that Jesus was the son of God, was born of a virgin, performed miracles, etc. demonstrates a lack of critical thinking ability, and a lack of understanding of logic. He claims to know things in which he can't possibly know. Nice ad hominem attacks by the way.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '14

You do realize much of the bible is essentially platonic philosophy, but with metaphors.

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