As expected, christains are war mongering in their desperate need to pretend that their end times lies are coming true. They must claim that their god wants this pointless war and that it will come back as long as they murder people, including children. And gee, the nationalist christians, Nat-C's, in the military are trying … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – as expected christians and war mongering
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Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – new pope, same old nonsense
The new Pope, Leo, supposedly corresponded with an atheist. You can see the article here. (memes below)Unsurpsingly, his response is the same old nonsense. "Pope Leo responded to Rocco by quoting St. Augustine, who said, “You were within me, but I was outside myself, and there I sought you!”curiously every cult makes a similar claim. … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – new pope, same old nonsense
What the Boss Likes – more memes
And what the boss doesn't like, having covid or the flu for the past 5 days. My brain is mush. Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – $700 million failed whitewash job
The Friendly Atheist talks about the "He Gets Us" christian ad campaign that I've talked about before. Unsurprisngly, this $700 million has been wasted, and it's no surprise that the ones wasting the money are frauds like the people involved with Hobby Lobby, etc. (BTW, memes at the bottom) "Marketing Jesus comes with an inherent … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – $700 million failed whitewash job
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – pascal’s wager and an idiot god
The Friendly Atheist has a good post about the silly "conversion" that Scott Adams supposedly made to Christianity. Adams was the creator of the comic strip Dilbert, and managed to be oblivious to the fact that he became the loser he often attacked in that strip. Pascal's wager is the old nonsense that it is … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – pascal’s wager and an idiot god
What the Boss Likes – some random things
just some random things I found of interest:"Evangelical preacher claims God backed Trump’s invasion of Venezuela" from the Friendly Atheist "But this isn’t just an insane fringe preacher saying something ridiculous. This is a man justifying the whims of a wannabe dictator by acting like it’s part of some divine plan. When a preacher can … Continue reading What the Boss Likes – some random things
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – just more rebuttal
Nothing much new here, just keeping a copy of a rebuttal to a very ignorant christian who just offers the same old nonsense. This is a response to a "Professor Leighton Williams" who should stick with economics. Oh, I also made cookies, mamouls, and put them in a moon cake press. Nothing like mixing cultures. … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – just more rebuttal
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – eating their own
Unsurprisngly the Nat-Cs (nationalist Christians) can't stand anyone who doesn't obey their cult. The Friendly Atheist exposes their little boy Hegseth and his desperate need to only have his cult represented. "Pete Hegseth is waging a pointless and damaging war on military chaplains""I have a directive right here that I will sign today to eliminate … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – eating their own
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – hmmm
If a god can just kill people for "sin" in a magic flood and that doesn't bother claims of free will, then why doesn't it just kill child abusers as soon as they even think of acting?some random pics below, a good many of the building ones are from here: https://www.boredpanda.com/abandoned-beauties-pics/
Not so polite dinner conversation – on evidence
I have a fellow, Michael, who I have been debating the idea of evidence. Here's his latest comment, which comes from this blog post. "I’m going to be clear and then stop engaging point-by-point. You’re operating with a definition of “evidence” that excludes historical inference, philosophical reasoning, and explanatory scope by definition. Under that standard, … Continue reading Not so polite dinner conversation – on evidence