We All Have Faith, Atheists Included | The Atheist Experience: Throwback 

And for all those theists that say I have faith god doesn't exist. Then that would be evidence that a god doesn't exist.😂😂😂😂😂

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And court cases would be very different.

If Faith isn't evidence then why are atheists cross-dressing and mutilating their children

​@@joshsheridan9511we believe in God because the belief in God is a logical conclusion and or a designed thought. We believe in some of the nature of God the religious aspects in faith the way atheists believe in faith that their ancestors were sea creatures and that their children were born in the wrong body . There's atheists to also believe in faith that the origins of Life came into existence without creation, without God

This is exactly why religion has lasted so long, Mr. _porter apart from the fact that humans can't accept that this life is all there is and childhood indoctrination.

Some people just want to argue

Some ppl just lie to themselves just to have a reason to believe in nonsense

Which is exactly the point of religion. It's to tell you to never question anything and just accept what was first told to you, and never falter. It's basically the reason to not learn anything. Which makes it extremely frustrating when people try to claim that science and religion should go hand in hand. No. Just flat out no. Science is learning, religion is just a cult saying "we know everything so don't trust science.

Because it’s not about facts. They’re repeating a script to deflect from the lack of demonstrations.

Favorite of terrible parents.

And also "Because the book said so, but also I can't read so I believe weird things that aren't even in the book in the first place." 😂

They insist on placing god as the ultimate parent, while absolving him of any parential duties.

@@kaiza6467 They don’t bother to read it because they get told the parts they’re supposed to believe. Then when they’re told something that’s in the Bible that they haven’t read they just say it’s the wrong context or a mistranslation.

Not only does atheism not require critical thinking it doesn't even require the ability to think. Atheism is a disbelief which means it's an unwillingness or inability to accept God. Which means even if God was proven by the scientific method an atheist still wouldn't accept it . 90% of the world's atheist come from communist countries forced into atheism the next largest representation for atheism is the critical thinking LGBT community😂

@@HumanismIsRepulsive Everything fter "atheism is an unwillingness or inability to accept god" can be forgotten. Former christians are proof that it's false, and even christians that start to doubt understand that it must be false as they start to doubt and that it's not their fault nor that they have an inability And LGBT community isn't critical thinking nor the lack of critical thinking. It's just saying no to people like you who oppresses them for something that's out of their control (and even if it is, it still doesn't allow anyone to oppress them)

@@quentind1924 your argument is nonsensical, just because somebody believed in God and now became an. Atheist it doesn't debunk the idea that atheism is an unwillingness or inability to accept God.. when the person believed in God they didn't have an unwillingness or inability to accept God therefore they weren't atheist so they wouldn't have a disbelief in God they became atheist when they became unwilling or unable to accept God. As far as your other argument, firstly the LGBT community is not oppressed it's a privileged community, ,anything but oppressed. The LGBT community are victimizers they oppress people, they compele people in places like the United States to acknowledge gender Faith as a physical and moral reality, that's a violation of our constitutional right to free speech and practice religion.. male members of that community oppress women by going in women's spaces.. look how that hateful community targets Christian children in mass shootings.. Look at all those poor Christian children who were murdered in schools targeted members of that hateful community

ergo you have faith in critical thinking.

@@BlarglemanTheSkeptic2 The Genetic Fallacy. You failed again.

It is just so seductive and comforting (for many people) to placate their existential dread of "not knowing", so many simply glom onto old stories of origins that are far enough removed from present time to gain enough mystique to become unfalsifiable, therefore not as subject to being disproven...resulting in the world's various religions. Any religion placates this dread (at many convenient locations) but contain other traps that sustain and grow the religion (such as "believe = eternal reward, not believe = eternal punishment), making them grow more popular and therefore gain even more credibility (and more locations). (Side note: Interesting "to believe" would be any kind of a criteria...very random IF it was from a god...sounds more clearly like an effective sales ploy for a religious group). The glairing problem is - there is MORE than ONE religion (let alone sect), and each contradict (at least many core claims of) the others, each with convinced believers, who each claim to 'know' they are right, and the others are wrong (each with their own handy set of justifications), each religion constantly calling everything offered "Truth" - PROVING (to us outsiders) most, if not ALL religious beliefs must in fact be FALSE. Obviously. They tend to never critically examine any claims or even look at the above glairing problem - as it may result in disbelief - which means 'return of the dread' (at best) or at worst (now that they bought in) - eternal punishment. They don't want to lose their perceived benefit, which is one reason regular reinforcement is required (mass, church, synagogue, temple, hall, center, mosque, etc) as non-apparent, invisible claims tend to naturally fade without constant reinforcement. Plus, there's the handy apologist, who is ever-present to bolster the belief (therefore benefit) by any means possible, however flimsy - who are in high demand - due to the inherent weakness of their invisible claims/beliefs. There is NO effort by believers to determine IF the claims are true, all effort is to reaffirm THAT they are. A hideous mind trap - from which one must find their own courage and honesty to escape.

DonKey was strangely mute His nervousness very acute And he got wet and sweaty at the thought of a Yeti Reaming out his poop chute!

I’ve asked them to demonstrate their god, how it came to exist, how it created anything, how theirs is the real one versus any others, and how they know the Bible accurately describes a god. Everytime it’s a scripted deflection. Usually “you think everything created itself”.

​​@@damonkenny3444 "genetic fallacy": oh look, a new buzz word that you clearly don't understand (as always)! Buzz 🐝 Buzz 🐝 Buzz 🤦 🤣🤣

"Doesn't it look like it was designed?" You know, It really doesn't :|

I'm a type I diabetic with Hashimoto's disease, ADHD and depression. If a god designed my body to be perfectly functional, why would it install defective parts?

And why put an entertainment complex right next to a sewer system? Makes no sense whatsoever!

Excuse me. I have been having a hard time reading the comments. I have to put my bifocals on.

I sometimes wonder if the creationists saying "look at the trees" need glasses

Today’s medical system focus on each of the organs separately in the human body. What if all the organs work together in some way but it is not considered since the system separates them? What if all the chemicals made by men are creating our health issues? The liver has many functions and is the most important organ to the human body that breaks down toxins to get ready for body to remove. How much toxic junk is at the grocery store that we eat? How about known sodas with high sugars. How about others stuff in the environment? Wonder why the essentials like fast food, liquor stores, were open during the pandemic and donuts and hamburgers were given to those who took part of the solution. Health these days is not about nutrition it’s about managing dis-eases. A lot of money for for profit corporations. Sugar industry makes a lot of money. If this system can not provide a solution as in a cure than what is it actually doing? No wonder fasting is bad for us because it cleans us out.

not necessarily. you are assuming an hypothetical purpose that doesnt align with your expectations therefore the work is subpart

Imagine you are omnipotent and omniscient and this is the best you can come up with 😢

@@Soylent1981 True. That's the equivalent to ending an online argument like "your to dumb to continue this conversation with" 😬 Soooo close 🤏🏾

Self own 😂

That’s what God did when he humbled himself to human form. It’s called a sacrifice, and it defines what love is.

@@EchoChamberDweller 🤦🏻‍♀️

@@EchoChamberDweller Sacrifice? He had a shocker of a Friday, and didn't surface until Sunday. Is that what you really see as sacrifice?

Don't you know , arent' you aware , Jesus is the author of all the laws that govern the universe ?

​@@jwsanders1214 Claiming that someone is the author of something is worthless without actual evidence.

@@marcosolo6491 "unfalsifiable ideas aren't even capable of fitting into the line to be shot at"

@@jwsanders1214why don’t you try addressing the actual comments instead of just preaching?

@@dwightfitch3120 " Now Faith is the substance of things hoped for , the evidence of things not seen " Hebrews 11

You mean trust or confidence, possibly.

@@landsgevaer both I’d say. They are both required to enable self-empowerment, imho. But it’s a very interesting circle since self-empowerment also leads one to have confidence and trust in oneself :) Certainly been to case for me, I’ve been atheist since I was about 8 years old and have yet to lose control of any aspect of my life.

@@jamesaston410 Then how do you define faith? Or can you give an example where you need it? If it is belief without justification then it would be self-deluding to use it; if it has justification, then you don't need faith but you work from the justification. I would say you know your own abilities, roughly, so no faith needed there. Sometimes you might (have/want to) do something that you are not sure of whether you can succeed, but then still you don't need faith, you only need the realization that this is what you have/want to do and you are willing to take the risk of not succeeding.

@@landsgevaer maybe just a figure of speech. To me, faith in myself is effectively confidence in my own abilities; I have sufficient belief in myself and my abilities that doesn’t necessitate or require any need for third party involvement. It’s no different in terms of meaning for a believer is it - faith (belief) that a god exists and if you do everything you’ve been taught you get what’s promised; god will ultimately deliver you to heaven when you pop your clogs. If it helps, and without wishing to sound like I’m schizophrenic, look at it as though I have my own inner god which only I answer to, and in return I have faith that inner god will guide me to make the right life decisions and choices for me. Might not be the answer you want but it makes sense to me and, to me, that’s all that matters :)

@@landsgevaer and faith isn’t something exclusive to spirituality. For example, I have faith in the American public that they won’t vote a complete maniac back into office :)

Nicely put

@@RichardDandanell ok Neil degrasse Tyson

Lmao I literally said this about 10 min in

I want to know why God designed billions of planets with no trees

This seems to be due to believers not having the mental or emotional capacity to realize that it's possible to NOT "worship" _anything._ They seem to have this idea that if you don't believe in a god, then there has to be some sort or "stand-in" or "replacement" for that concept.

Is it strawmanning? Or just plain lying? All he is doing is lying and saying things like atheism being a presup when it clearly isn't. And making a presup argument to say that atheism doesn't have a logical foundation. Because, consider evidence before blindly believing is too logically complex?

@@queuecee I would guess some strange psychological condition. Lying is one thing. But lying so badly and obviously, everyday under every video? That is so strange.

@@vertigo4236His religion makes him miserable and dishonest. He can’t even discuss his religion. All he can do is act like a brat, deflect, and project his dishonesty onto others.

it's all he knows... SPAM, call everyone liars and run.... SPAM and call everyone liars run... Stupidly claim he won, rinse and repeat....

Because he knows his religion is not based on facts. He’s a dishonest narcissist who demands we give him the authority of god.

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Great to hear your parents have got your back, but be careful with the cat.

Be well. I'm rooting for you.

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A-first remember you are not alone mate.

I'm guessing that no one ever told him that fish don't have lungs, yet they still have the ability to breathe.

Your dog likes it too.

this is blind faith only not faith in general

An important use of critical thinking is to apply it to one's own thinking

@@JimCastleberry Funny how *Edith* loves to accuse others of lying…

​@@tonyclements1147 I think they think it means they won't get accused of lying when they lie. Doesn't work.

How long did it take Noah to sail from the the Middle East to the Far East, Australia, South / North America , Europe etc ?

Oh, he's called repeatedly. A very frequent flyer. Still calls into shows, even fairly recently. Yet, he never learns a single thing from call to call. He's decided one single book is all that is necessary.

Well, on the off-chance that it's true, can I volunteer to be the one who goes and checks?

@@Lazy_Sundae Hey. I'm not a gynaecologist, but I'll have a look just to make sure.

@@holgerlubotzki3469 Well, take your magnifying glass, in case Flo's out there.

I would ask you if someone was videoing it and can I have a copy😁

@@ookekklibarianbornagain6708 For research purposes, of course. That's very public-spirited of you, cobber :)

That's some wisdom right there 🤪

the second law of thermodynamics you fail in here. there is no reasonable explanation why entropy was low at the beginning of the universe. you may have faith that one day your God the scientific method may say something about it. you will be waiting forever though.

@@sharedaccount1639 ???

I would say it's arbitrary by definition. It's designed to be arbitrary because otherwise they'd have to rationally demonstrate their moral ontology rather than merely claim it.

jimEdith only chooses to be a bible babbler because he finds the idea of incest very appealing.

Being high and being stupid kind of sound the same.

I think it was Robin Williams who said no designer would put the recreation area so close to the waste disposal unit 😂😂😂

He already did that around the 5 minute mark. I did not make it until the 9 minute mark...