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More Americans would vote for a Muslim than for an atheist (1 Viewer)

I don't blame them. Without a sociopathic, abusive, baby murdering, rape and slavery sympathizing god to follow the example of, how can one have morals?

 
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This is from 2012.

Also, more Republicans would vote for an atheist than they would a Muslim, 48-47 or something like that, which are both levels that are ten points below Democrats or Independents.

 
I take some solace in knowing that the American public recently elected an atheist to two terms in office, although I'm dismayed that Obama had to put up a religious charade to do so.

 
I take some solace in knowing that the American public recently elected a Muslim to two terms in office, although I'm dismayed that Obama had to put up a Christian charade to do so.

 
Do I laugh or cry that Catholics and Jewish are lumped in with blacks, hispanics and women, and roughly the same numbers - 4-6% - would not vote for same for president. These must be the same people saying 'no' to all of the above.

 
So uh Romney was Mormon, right? The number for Mormons is 18%. Does that mean that prejudice / discrimination kept Romney out of the White House?

 
I don't blame them. Without a sociopathic, abusive, baby murdering, rape and slavery sympathizing god to follow the example of, how can one have morals?
Bing!! Right out of the gate! :rolleyes:
Is he wrong?
Yes. But you already knew that.
Well he is wrong since there really isn't a god.

BUT all of those traits have been ascribed to "God" over the years. Don't blame me or other atheists. Blame the people that wrote the holy books.

 
I don't blame them. Without a sociopathic, abusive, baby murdering, rape and slavery sympathizing god to follow the example of, how can one have morals?
Bing!! Right out of the gate! :rolleyes:
Is he wrong?
Yes. But you already knew that.
Well he is wrong since there really isn't a god.

BUT all of those traits have been ascribed to "God" over the years. Don't blame me or other atheists. Blame the people that wrote the holy books.
:lmao:

You seem like a smart guy for the most part. I know you like to poke fun and get a rise out of people, so maybe that's all this is, but if you use your brain a little on this subject you may understand it a bit better.

 
I don't blame them. Without a sociopathic, abusive, baby murdering, rape and slavery sympathizing god to follow the example of, how can one have morals?
Bing!! Right out of the gate! :rolleyes:
Is he wrong?
Yes. But you already knew that.
Well he is wrong since there really isn't a god.

BUT all of those traits have been ascribed to "God" over the years. Don't blame me or other atheists. Blame the people that wrote the holy books.
:lmao: You seem like a smart guy for the most part. I know you like to poke fun and get a rise out of people, so maybe that's all this is, but if you use your brain a little on this subject you may understand it a bit better.
:shrug:

 
What about the victims in Charleston? Any thoughts on their placing their faith in God?
They are likely in heaven with God. I'm super stoked they had their faith in God.
Right. They were also the best that America has to offer, people talk about income inequality, we look at the riots in Baltimore and Ferguson, and here we have 9 Americans who happen to be black, and they were professional, educated, loving, loved, just what we want Americans to be. Sorry, Tim speaks of Pres. Obama and what he did getting elected, these nine were the black American experience and they found their way out of the turmoil that their prior generations had been through through religion. I'm guessing they would not agree with this. Their lives possibly disprove it.

 
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What about the victims in Charleston? Any thoughts on their placing their faith in God?
They are likely in heaven with God. I'm super stoked they had their faith in God.
Right. They were also the best that America has to offer, people talk about income inequality, we look at the riots in Baltimore and Ferguson, and here we have 9 Americans who happen to be black, and they were professional, educated, loving, loved, just what we want Americans to be. Sorry, Tim speaks of Pres. Obama and what he did getting elected, these nine were the black American experience and they found their way out of the turmoil that their prior generations had been through through religion. I'm guessing they would not agree with this. Their lives possibly disprove it.
Not sure I follow your stream of consciousness rant there.

 
What about the victims in Charleston? Any thoughts on their placing their faith in God?
They are likely in heaven with God. I'm super stoked they had their faith in God.
Right. They were also the best that America has to offer, people talk about income inequality, we look at the riots in Baltimore and Ferguson, and here we have 9 Americans who happen to be black, and they were professional, educated, loving, loved, just what we want Americans to be. Sorry, Tim speaks of Pres. Obama and what he did getting elected, these nine were the black American experience and they found their way out of the turmoil that their prior generations had been through through religion. I'm guessing they would not agree with this. Their lives possibly disprove it.
Not sure I follow your stream of consciousness rant there.
That's ok, sorry. I should have stopped at "Right, thanks." I was just saying that religion obviously can do people a lot of good.

 
Jayrod, you're one of the more openly religious people in this forum. Would you hesitate to vote for an atheist, if he or she shared your political viewpoint?

 
Jayrod, you're one of the more openly religious people in this forum. Would you hesitate to vote for an atheist, if he or she shared your political viewpoint?
Since I doubt the majority of politicians are actually practicing Christians, yes. But I'd be shocked to find an open atheist who is also pro-life.

 
Jayrod, you're one of the more openly religious people in this forum. Would you hesitate to vote for an atheist, if he or she shared your political viewpoint?
Since I doubt the majority of politicians are actually practicing Christians, yes. But I'd be shocked to find an open atheist who is also pro-life.
That's interesting. I've never thought of it before, but I don't know why an atheist couldn't be pro-life.

 
Jayrod, you're one of the more openly religious people in this forum. Would you hesitate to vote for an atheist, if he or she shared your political viewpoint?
Since I doubt the majority of politicians are actually practicing Christians, yes. But I'd be shocked to find an open atheist who is also pro-life.
That's interesting. I've never thought of it before, but I don't know why an atheist couldn't be pro-life.
I guess, I see atheism is generally a liberal mindset and that goes hand in hand with being pro-choice...usually.

 
Jayrod, you're one of the more openly religious people in this forum. Would you hesitate to vote for an atheist, if he or she shared your political viewpoint?
Since I doubt the majority of politicians are actually practicing Christians, yes. But I'd be shocked to find an open atheist who is also pro-life.
That's interesting. I've never thought of it before, but I don't know why an atheist couldn't be pro-life.
An atheist could be pro-life, especially if you follow Roe v Wade which states that the "quickening" is one definition of when life could be considered to begin. It's certainly reasonable.

I think an atheist could also look at a test tube with a fetus (or egg or something) and decide it would be objectionable to crush it under heel.

 
Jayrod, you're one of the more openly religious people in this forum. Would you hesitate to vote for an atheist, if he or she shared your political viewpoint?
Since I doubt the majority of politicians are actually practicing Christians, yes. But I'd be shocked to find an open atheist who is also pro-life.
That's interesting. I've never thought of it before, but I don't know why an atheist couldn't be pro-life.
I guess, I see atheism is generally a liberal mindset and that goes hand in hand with being pro-choice...usually.
I would venture to guess a large percentage of atheists are fiscally conservative, socially liberal.

This is me, except I'm agnostic.

 

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