Difference between revisions of "Atheistic Logic"
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Revision as of 21:48, March 17, 2008
Here is a growing list of logical contradictions in atheism:
- atheists say they do not believe that any God or equivalent deity exists, but then are often hostile to Christians, as in censoring classroom prayer even when everyone wants to participate.
- Atheists often feel that they are well qualified to comment on school curricula, in effect advising others how to raise their children, while refusing to admit that others are more qualified to tell atheists how to raise their own children with regards to religion.
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Atheistic logic may not be perfect but it's far better than organized religion logic, where their thinking is you are either with them or the devil.
