Faith in G*d and humility before a higher power is so...quaint.
1 posted on
12/28/2006 4:15:11 PM PST by
quesney
To: quesney
I could not care less whether any elected official believes in God: I care about what he or she does on earth.I have no problem with this sentence whatsoever.
2 posted on
12/28/2006 4:16:41 PM PST by
ShadowDancer
(No autopsy, no foul.)
To: quesney
Whenever I'm handed a ballot my policy is "atheists need not apply".
3 posted on
12/28/2006 4:19:51 PM PST by
Gay State Conservative
("The meaning of peace is the absence of opposition to socialism."-Karl Marx)
To: quesney
", I am asked whether I am an atheist or an agnostic." Why? They are unrelated.
Agnostics are not weak atheist or weak believers; they are confident in their doubt.
To: quesney
Faith in God and humility before a higher power is an enviable state.
Some are born with faith
Some earn their faith
and others spend their lives searching......for faith is never thrust upon anyone.
The searchers are called agnostics...the humble ones.
5 posted on
12/28/2006 4:23:19 PM PST by
sodpoodle
(if you can't handle the truth, try satire.)
To: quesney
6 posted on
12/28/2006 4:36:16 PM PST by
VOA
To: quesney
Why would anyone want to make a point of being an atheist unless he wants to start a fight?
9 posted on
12/28/2006 4:41:29 PM PST by
Old Professer
(The critic writes with rapier pen, dips it twice, and writes again.)
To: Hank Kerchief
Taking the liberty of pinging you ...
17 posted on
12/28/2006 5:10:29 PM PST by
Mad Dawg
(Now we are all Massoud)
To: quesney
speaking openly about atheism works to dispel the notion that atheists have horns. Oh yeah, we tried atheism in the French, Russian, and Chinese Communist revolutions, and you remember how well that worked out.
I trust an atheist in public office to have deep issues with his earthly father, perverting his ability to understand his heavenly Father.
An atheist is someone who seeks to replace God with . . . himself. I think that shows a poor understanding of the qualifications demanded by the job.
To: quesney
There is a lot of interest in my "religion" lately. I like it. Being ignored sucks.
46 posted on
12/28/2006 5:52:58 PM PST by
Torie
To: quesney
In nearly every interview about my book, Freethinkers: A History of American Secularism,I am asked whether I am an atheist or an agnostic. The bias--a profoundly American bias--implicit in this question is that only an "unbeliever" would want to write a historical work about the secular influences on the founding and development of our nation. Wrong, only an "unbeliever" would consider secularists "free thinkers".
62 posted on
12/28/2006 6:31:54 PM PST by
highlander_UW
(I don't know what my future holds, but I know Who holds my future)
To: quesney
In nearly every interview about my book, I am asked whether I am an atheist or an agnostic. Every time I mention that I have 9 kids, I am asked whether I am a Catholic or a Mormon.
78 posted on
12/28/2006 8:14:09 PM PST by
Alouette
(Psalms of the Day: 39-43)
To: quesney
...the secular influences on the founding and development of our nation.There aren't any...
"...to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God entitle them... that all men are created... Assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of the world... with a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence..."
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