121 Responses to “On Darwin, On Darwin’s Day”

1. reluctantatheist says:

   February 21, 2009 at 22:54

   jcc:

   I didn’t “equate” them. The two are the same in principle, hence the analogy.

   Yes, that’s equation all right.

   And innocence has absolutely nothing to do with it. The point is, everything (kids, dogs, and worms) are all part of the creation, and we should think twice about even kidding ourselves about ever being able to accomplish what He’s done.

   WTF? There’s an eye-crosser.

   Probably??? Whoa! So now His existence has been promoted from “absolutely not,” to “probably?” What caused this change of heart?

   That’s not a ‘change of heart’. Wow, you really DO pounce on any code words, don’t you?
   Still waiting for evidence. You’ve not provided any of substance.

   That perception is most common among those who are in rebellion against Him.

   Okay, I’m going to deal w/this once and for all.
   I’m not ‘in rebellion’. I’m not ‘jealous’. My atheism is a conscious, intellectual choice, not an emotional one, like yours.
   Your commentary indicates that you STILL think that you’re dealing w/a bunch of willful, fractious children who are simply denying this creator god of yours out of spite and/or desire to go doing as they please. Or whatever other rationales you’ve been spoon-fed by your ridiculous ideology.
   Which is why, after 3 years of doing this, you’ve made no headway @ all.
   Atheism is for adults, religion for children.
   End of that discussion.

   First, all suffering is not the result of God’s “sadism.” Second, I’ve never alluded to such a thing.

   Your hypothetical creator allegedly created everything, did it not? & yet when faced w/the greatest argument against this deity, you pull special pleading.

   No, you’re not. We follow two distinct codes of morality. The one I strive to follow is not defined by me or the society in which I live. It is immutable. You follow what suites you.

   Wow. This from the guy who can’t explain why his deity allowed slavery. I’d love to hear why Ham was punished for seeing his dad nekkid.
   ‘It is immutable’. What a laugh. The same codes that forbade women any kind of vote, allowed slavery, polygamy, pederasty, child brides – sad, sad little man you are.

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