I Know That God Does Not Exist

I'm with Rrhain on this, which god where has ever really been defined? There are stories of gods galore, but no real usable definition of one. Everyone seems to have their own personal definition of what god is which seems to point to each of us creating our own nonexistent personal god. Without a clear god to disprove, it would be a fool's errand to even try.

The faulty logic here is basically assuming that "living as if God doesn't exist" is a bad and evil thing. I live my life as a human which means I have empathy for my fellow humans and try to help out the less fortunate to the best of my abilities and to enjoy my existence without harming others, you know, the golden rule. Believing in God would only mean that I would be following the tenets of my faith, whatever that may be. The quote is also biased toward monotheism, which is a slap in the face to any polytheistic religious followers. It's a quote of a small minded person.In short, the quote is insulting.Edited by kjsimons, : missing backslash

Phat, you responded to the minor aside of my post and seemed to have ignored the major point so let me ask you directly. Do you think less of a person if they don't believe in God or that they are evil or bad as the quote you linked to implies? This insinuation that quote makes it what ticks me off, much more than the mono vs poly aspect of the quote. Atheism != bad/evil person!

Well it certainly stunted your intellectual growth as witnessed by your inane response.

This happened in Ireland back in 2012, a Dr. died because the hospital wouldn't perform an abortion because the fetus had a heartbeat even though the pregnancy was killing her. Now in this case the fetus wasn't dead yet, but the refusal to consider the mother's life before the fetus is the insanity of religion on display. Woman dies after abortion request 'refused' at Galway hospital