Understanding
Atheist friend: Did you hear about that Christian stabbing down in Bunbury?
Me: What? Somebody stabbed a Christian?
Atheist friend: No, Christians stabbed each other! I overheard it on the TV news tonight, something about a feud between rival Bible groups.
Me: Really?
Atheist friend: Yeah. So much for all that peace and forgiveness thing, huh!
Me: Hmmm. Are you sure it wasn’t a feud between rival Biker groups?
Atheist friend: Oh.
Me: Well?
Atheist friend: Um… that would make more sense, wouldn’t it.
Me: So much for all that logic and evidence-based posit…
Atheist friend: YES OKAY SHUT UP!
Me: What? Somebody stabbed a Christian?
Atheist friend: No, Christians stabbed each other! I overheard it on the TV news tonight, something about a feud between rival Bible groups.
Me: Really?
Atheist friend: Yeah. So much for all that peace and forgiveness thing, huh!
Me: Hmmm. Are you sure it wasn’t a feud between rival Biker groups?
Atheist friend: Oh.
Me: Well?
Atheist friend: Um… that would make more sense, wouldn’t it.
Me: So much for all that logic and evidence-based posit…
Atheist friend: YES OKAY SHUT UP!
posted by Blandwagon at 10:14 AM
4 Comments:
Makes more sense to me. I would have to change my method then.
Nothing like asking a pertinent question.
Since the atheist acknowledges that they're an accidental interaction of bucketloads of atoms, how can the atheist trust that their reasoning process makes sense? Same thing with the senses and perception.
No biker Christians then ?
Deary me Troy G how can atheists acknowlege things if they are random events.
No biker Christians then ?
Deary me Troy G how can atheists acknowlege things if they are random events.
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