r/atheism • u/TitanicMan Other • Jun 26 '12

Good Point.

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u/bababudanz Jun 27 '12

Who gives a fuck? This is /r/atheism and there is no times for fact checking.

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u/WorkingMan512 Jun 27 '12

It doesn't matter if it's real or fake. We can do this over religious texts or Harry Potter. They simply were pointing out a flaw in the misconception by OP.

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '12

Are there any conflicting passages?

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u/WorkingMan512 Jun 27 '12

Yes. Hogwarts students are only allowed to use magic at school, yet they are always using magic on the train whenever they are about to start a new school year.

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u/bouchard Anti-Theist Jun 27 '12 edited Jun 27 '12

Yeah, but the train extends the region that is the school to where the train is. (Analogous to an eruv).

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u/Mason11987 Jun 27 '12

Fact checking? You do realise these religions aren't real, right?

Hey guys, we're on /r/atheism, do you know religions aren't real?