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Pokeslob said:

RolStoppable said:

In all of my time on VGC, I have never seen an atheist attacking religious people. True story.

go to youtube, pick just about any christian band that has any small bit of a secular following (i.e. rock, hardcore, rap, metal) and read comments, you'll find the droids you're looking for.....

One of my favourite bands is a christain rock band and I never see anti-theism comments on their YT vids... I guess they aren't 'explicitly' christian though, and the references in their lyrics are usually subtle.



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Its interesting how atheists only really exist in Christian dominated areas of the world. Most of them are rebellious teens.

Sigh.....



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sales2099 said:
Its interesting how atheists only really exist in Christian dominated areas of the world. Most of them are rebellious teens.

Sigh.....


two great legacies ancient greece and rome and enlightenment, nothing comparable anywhere in the world



twilight_link said:
sales2099 said:
Its interesting how atheists only really exist in Christian dominated areas of the world. Most of them are rebellious teens.

Sigh.....


two great legacies ancient greece and rome and enlightenment, nothing comparable enywhere in the world

Greece and Rome......Europe. Another Christian held part of the world.



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sales2099 said:
twilight_link said:
sales2099 said:
Its interesting how atheists only really exist in Christian dominated areas of the world. Most of them are rebellious teens.

Sigh.....


two great legacies ancient greece and rome and enlightenment, nothing comparable enywhere in the world

Greece and Rome......Europe. Another Christian held part of the world.

its their prechristian heritage (science, philosophy etc)



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sales2099 said:
twilight_link said:
sales2099 said:
Its interesting how atheists only really exist in Christian dominated areas of the world. Most of them are rebellious teens.

Sigh.....


two great legacies ancient greece and rome and enlightenment, nothing comparable enywhere in the world

Greece and Rome......Europe. Another Christian held part of the world.

Atheism was essentially founded in pre-christian greece, that was the time of pagan dominance



sales2099 said:
Its interesting how atheists only really exist in Christian dominated areas of the world. Most of them are rebellious teens.

Sigh.....

Oh, so Buddhists don't exist, then?



Pokeslob said:
sales2099 said:
twilight_link said:
sales2099 said:
Its interesting how atheists only really exist in Christian dominated areas of the world. Most of them are rebellious teens.

Sigh.....


two great legacies ancient greece and rome and enlightenment, nothing comparable enywhere in the world

Greece and Rome......Europe. Another Christian held part of the world.

Atheism was essentially founded in pre-christian greece, that was the time of pagan dominance

it was not atheism in contemporary sense



RolStoppable said:

In all of my time on VGC, I have never seen an atheist attacking religious people. True story.

Really? You've missed the posts here advocating that governments should eradicate religions?

I guess I shouldn't be too surprised. You somehow missed the fact that third parties never abandoned Nintendo handhelds for the PSP. I still can't figure that one out.



twilight_link said:
Pokeslob said:
sales2099 said:
twilight_link said:
sales2099 said:
Its interesting how atheists only really exist in Christian dominated areas of the world. Most of them are rebellious teens.

Sigh.....


two great legacies ancient greece and rome and enlightenment, nothing comparable enywhere in the world

Greece and Rome......Europe. Another Christian held part of the world.

Atheism was essentially founded in pre-christian greece, that was the time of pagan dominance

it was not atheism in contemporary sense


certainly not the atheism we know today, but all religious thought has changed over time...

personally I like to think of the "atheist" philosophers more as "agnostic" in the modern sense, definetely had more of an open minded tone to their ideas