Christians tell me all of the time there is evidence of God, I ask

[JRLeft]

them to provide me with 1 piece of evidence without the Bible or their faith. There response it's everywhere. My response is show me one place where I can find it. Their response you have to find for yourself it's their if you want to find it. WTF?

There is no evidence but it is their belief that he exists.

[Arugula Latte]

1. In their minds "evidence" is the same as Stephen Colbert's "truthiness."

In their gut they feel it must be so, so it must be so!

[JRLeft]

2. I love the non religion, God believers, because they use the same

line my God is real but yours isn't without evidence a God exists.

[bvf]

4. Not to mention having had such nonsense

pounded into their heads since preschool.

[Duppers]

3. Why, just look at that beautiful sunset

or sunrise, etc. How can you not think that there's a god ... who made that just for US? Don't ya know we're the center of the universe?
And they think the Universe = solar system where the sun and all planet revolve around us.
Oh, and I'll pray for you.




Yep, I heard this too many times.

[JRLeft]

5. LMFAO!

[bvf]

6. Whenever someone tells me

they'll pray for me, I tell them I forbid it, but still give them the option of cash or credit.

Prayer gives the illusion of actually accomplishing something. Convenient, no?

[JRLeft]

8. That's a great idea, I rather you pay me, because I can feel

and see that return.

[mountain grammy]

18. I usually say, pray for our president. He's a Christian and will appreciate it.

[uriel1972]

16. Yah, well look through an Atlas of Tropical Diseases...

And tell me again about your wonderful God.

JHC on a crutch there are so many horrible and dangerous things happening and you're going on about butterflies being the proof of God.

(not directed at Duppers, but the people who smarm on about all things bright and beautiful...

Reality sucks, but it's all we got.

[Duppers]

20. I've thrown that at believers too.

If god created Everything, why did he....?
They've got NOTHING and are always cherry-picking.

In one of my very favorite videos, the fabulous Stephen Fry puts it so well....

[mr blur]

7. But it's true! Jesus can be seen everywhere if you just look:

See?

[Warpy]

9. Sometimes they burble on about baby smiles and flowers

and I tell them poetry aint proof. Most of the time I think it's either a fear of not believing or a hard wired true belief, a variant on the Third Man Factor. Mostly, I don't really give a shit, whatever gets someone through a dark and lonely night is none of my business. I only object when they try to put their silly dogma into civil law.

[Brainstormy]

17. here you go

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[Duppers]

22. and only when the political Elmer Gantrys are able to

convince the delusional to vote for them, which we know happens all too often. I'm convinced that our political climate would be very different if religion were abandoned.




Also, I'm not fond of being labeled evil.

[edhopper]

10. X + logic = God

we just have to solve for "X".
QED

[Binkie The Clown]

11. I like to ask them how they can possibly risk the danger of not believing in Thor.

Are they not afraid of being smitten by his mighty hammer?

[JRLeft]

12. At least we can see Thor. LMFAO!

[Binkie The Clown]

13. And how else can we possibly explain thunder and lightning?

Clearly the handiwork of Thor himself.

[JRLeft]

14. Thor can also change world's, that's a very God like thing.

[AlbertCat]

19. Are they not afraid of being smitten by his mighty hammer?

[onager]

15. Heh...

?w=620

[Duppers]

21. That's a keeper.

Thanks.

[Iggo]

23. Right click. Save as. cuteheathen. Save.

[DetlefK]

24. As an atheist, I say in all seriousness that there is no need to prove God's existence.

We are talking about two incompatible philosophies here: belief and doubt.

Religion is rooted in belief. Belief is accepting a statement, no matter how small the evidence.
Science is rooted in doubt. Doubt is NOT accepting a statement, no matter how big the evidence.



You cannot treat the subject God with scientific means, just as you cannot treat scientific matters with religious means.

Let's ask this the other way round:
"And which spirits and daemons are responsible for these quantum-mechanics? How are they related to the spirits and daemons that govern the finite velocity of light?"

You see? Two absolutely different ways of looking at the universe. Instead of tackling the problem whether God does or doesn't exist, we should tackle the problem which of the two philosophies is correct.

There is a major difference between them:
The "philosophy of doubt" is compatible with the formulas of random sampling in statistical mathematics. The "philosophy of belief" is incompatible with this math.