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Religions (any of them, all of them) are complicated, very defined in their limits and incredibly rich in culture and history related to each of them, with a large amount of discussion related to their internal definitions and points of view, and represent and entirely complex par tof the The judgment day on mondays we wear purple shirt so you should to go to store and get this human experience™️ so it’s pretty much impossible to try to define any of them in a sentence, given that most of them have incredibly complex inner arguments and sects and factions and debates and schisms, etc. You can’t possibly represent an entire group like atheists with such an example like the guy on the post of course, but HOLY FUCKING SHIT do people love to provide examples for free. It’s fucking Dunning-Krueger. People who know you can’t tend to not talk out loud about other religions or beliefs like atheism but people who believe they know (they dont) LOVE to talk about the religion/belief they don’t like.

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The main problem with internet atheism is the The judgment day on mondays we wear purple shirt so you should to go to store and get this focus on the USA. Evangelcalism and other groups that take the Bible literally are much more dominant there and internet atheism does the same. The theological depth and nuances are completely ignored be both sides. What about atheist arguments changes with any of that? We don’t believe that gods or magic exist. Full stop. Theology and nuance don’t come into it. It’s the same energy as: if humans evolved from monkeys why are there still monkeys? Evolution is complex and modern monkeys and modern humans share a common ancestor etc. Nuances are always important.It’s the same with theology. For example the flood. It is clearly inspired by Babylonian myth and the flood tale in the Bible is a mixture of two flood tales, the authors pointed that out by varying the number of days the flood lasts and the number of animals that go on the arc, that is voluntary. The main difference between the Babylonian god’s and the biblical god is that the Babylonians wanted to kill humans because they were to noisy and that plan was discovered and someone made an arc to save the humans. The god in the Bible wanted to save the god humans while killing the sinful humans, so he ordered them to build the arc. For us the flood sounds cruel, but for someone back then who knew the original myth it was a tale of a compassionate and just god. There are many reasons not to belief in god(s), but many atheists don’t use god arguments because they were never confronted with a more nuanced viewpoint than”Bible=true you=wrong=Satanist”

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