Atheistic tools
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Atheists will try to use the following tools in arguments or attempts to defend their atheism:
- pliers
- monkey wrench
- crowbar
- junior hacksaw
- hammer
- Phillips head screwdriver
- calipers
- belt sander
- circular saw
- cordless drill
- soldering iron
- carpenter's pencil
- trowel
- tablespoon
- cheese grater
- carving knife
- waffle iron
- microwave oven
- electric toothbrush
- blowtorch
- cello
- plastic explosives
- machete
- treacle
- Gatling gun
- poisonous frogs
- comedy sound effects
- gin and tonic
- broomstick
- potato peeler
- washboard
- brass knuckles
- pastry cutter
- banjo
- harmonica
- swiss army knife
- comb
Please add to the list or adjust priorities, or add examples (as references) to illustrate how these atheistic tools are used in the garden, kitchen, workshop or bedroom.
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