R&S poll, how many people would agree, that atheism is worse than all False religions and is an idolatry?

	R&S poll, how many people would agree, that atheism is worse than all False religions and is an idolatry? Please explain why or why not Asked By: WitnessofJesus - 4/23/2010

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Evolution is a Religion. No Science in the Evolution Theory The word science is consistently and deceitfully associated in modern society with the evolution theory. We are constantly bombarded by the liberal media drawing their own conclusions that evolution is based on facts. I often wonder if this ignorance is due to a lack of knowledge or stubborn refusal to seriously examine the evidence. A theory is defined as a hypothesis, conjecture, speculation, assumption or a belief system. Charles Darwin’s writings clearly illustrate that his theory is based on his own personal beliefs. “We may conclude that all the members of the vertebrate kingdom are derived from some fishlike animal. The BELIEF that animals so distinct as a monkey, an elephant, a humming-bird, a snake, a frog, and a fish, etc., COULD all have sprung from the same parents, will appear monstrous to those who have not attended to the recent progress of natural history. For this BELIEF IMPLIES the former existence of links binding closely together all these forms, now so utterly unlike” – Charles Darwin [1] “The principle of natural selection may be looked at as a MERE HYPOTHESIS, but rendered in some degree PROBABLE by what we positively know of the variability of organic beings in a state of nature” – Charles Darwin [2] “I THINK that I have become a little more skilful in GUESSING right explanations and in devising experimental tests” – Charles Darwin [3] “I BELIEVE in the truth of my own doctrine (THEORY)” – Charles Darwin [4] Darwin uses the words belief, could, implies, mere hypothesis, probable, insoluble, think, guessing, and believe! I fail to see how anyone can define these statements as “science”. The constant use of the word BELIEF clearly demonstrates that evolution is in fact a religion. Darwin cunningly combines words and phrases that directly contradict each other. Take for instance the phrases: “some degree probable” and “we positively know.” How can you positively know something and then write the following statement? “The mystery of the beginning of all things is INSOLUBLE (impossible to solve) by us” – Charles Darwin [5] “Where were you when I laid the foundations of the earth? Declare, if you have understanding. Who laid the measurements thereof? Do you know it because you were born then or because the number of your days is great? Surely you must know!" – God Speaking. Job 38 The Bill of Rights (1st Amendment) is used by many atheists and liberals that are opposed to allowing religion inside public schools and universities. They are vehemently against anyone who has faith in God and yet their own doctrines demand faith as well. “Congress shall make no law respecting the establishment of a religion” –1st amendment Evolution is based on faith alone and there are many well-educated men that will attest to this fact. “Evolution is a full-fledged alternative to Christianity. Evolution is a religion. This was true of evolution in the beginning, and it is true of evolution still today” - Michael Ruse Philosopher of Biology. Florida State University [6] “Evolution became, in a sense, a scientific religion; almost all scientists have accepted it and many are prepared to bend their observations to fit with it. To my mind, the theory does not stand up at all” – Physicist Henry Lipson. University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology [7] "The more one studies paleontology, the more certain one becomes that evolution is based on faith alone. Exactly the same sort of faith which it is necessary to have when one encounters the great mysteries of religion." - Louis Trenchard More. Professor of Physics. University of Cincinnati [8] "The hypothesis that life has developed from inorganic matter is, at present, still an article of faith." - J.W.N. Sullivan. Science Writer and Journalist. [9] These are just a few of the many quotes you can find that prove evolution is not based on actual scientific evidence. Evolution requires faith and Charles Darwin was not an atheist. He defined himself as an agnostic, which means he did not deny the possibility of a divine creator. “In my most extreme fluctuations I have never been an atheist in the sense of denying the existence of a god” – Charles Darwin [10] You have here a man that requires the same core principles of all religions. Why does society stubbornly choose to remain blind to this fact as if to somehow escape reality? Do we consider the consequences if Darwin is wrong when death comes for us all? “All liars shall have their part in the lake which burns with fire” – Revelation 21 None of us like liars but we will allow our children to be indoctrinated with them. We create stories of a jolly fat man with flying reindeer. Bunnies with pastel colored eggs and delicious chocolate. Give me the magical wizards and demonic witchcraft of Harry Potthead. Oh how I love anything but Jesus and that Bible full of law and morality. Answered By: WOOZY - 4/23/2010

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Technically, they don't believe in anything, so their no falseness about it. Answered By: Ashleigh - 4/23/2010

Probably as many as would agree that followers of bronze aged mythology who ask such questions should be violated on YA Answered By: tylertxanreborn - 4/23/2010

Yes it is total rejection of GOD...ALTHOUGH WORShiping idols wont help either. Answered By: Fireball - 4/23/2010

I am an atheist and a Satanist, so I am a non-religion religion person Answered By: satan.is.lord - 4/23/2010

The only thing sadder than a believer is one who is so unsteady in their beliefs that they feel the need to denigrate others. Answered By: Mikey, just Mikey - 4/23/2010

Sunday morning Archbishop Mancini announced he was appointing Father Paul Abbass as local spokesperson for matters relating to the Diocese. Father Abbass is pastor of St. Mary Parish, Frenchvale as well as Episcopal Vicar and Director of Pastoral Services. He will continue on in those duties. “I, like everyone else, was surprised and taken aback [by the decision],” Father Abbass said Monday morning. “When I read the letter from the Bishop, and saw that it was after prayerful consideration and it was a personal decision, I accepted that,” the priest said. He noted there was a general affection for Bishop Lahey among many parishioners so there is concern whether he is OK. “The only thing I think is regret-table is that some think it is con-nected to the recent legal settlement,” Father Abbass said, referring to the settlement of a class action lawsuit against the Diocese. The lawsuit concerned acts and allegations of sexual abuse by members of the clergy of the Diocese of Antigonish since Jan. 1, 1950. Bishop Lahey had signed a settlement agreement with lead plantiff Ronald Martin Aug. 7. Nova Scotia Supreme Court Justice David MacAdam approved the $13 million agreement Sept. 10. “I think the Bishop himself would find it regrettable if people were trying to connect those two and suggest in any way that this puts that agreement at any risk. We are going forward. It is an issue of justice and reconciliation that we are determined to honour. It is categorically in no jeopardy whatsoever.” In an earlier press release, Father Abbass said the settlement is “a legally binding document.” Answered By: Herb - 4/23/2010

I would not agree, religion kills, all religions!! Answered By: son of God - 4/23/2010

Idolatry= worship of IDOLS, either symbolic or attached to certain person (living or fictional) sun statues, altars, burning incense sticks at shrines... crosses ..ehm.. black cubes.. ehm.. ancient scrolls.. ..various collected bodily parts Source(s): fail Answered By: easy way is always mined - 4/23/2010

I would say the Cult of 'mormonism' is Worse as they Slander The Real God's Name through tons of generations and WILL be accountable when The Real God Judges!! (At least the atheist says no god, the Cults make God a LIAR!!) <')))>< Answered By: Karl P - 4/23/2010

Absolutely NOT I would not agree with that! An unbeliever is just that - a lost soul who needs love & fellowshipping into the fold of God. I think that's a terrible thing to say. Atheist's are just USING their right to CHOOSE and thus far in this life they have chosen to NOT believe... Hope Springs Eternal! Answered By: LindaLoo - 4/23/2010

Disagree. Why: the false religion of blind-faith evangelicalism (and its sister, radical fundamentalism) is much worse because it uses the terminology of the gospel, but perverts it into a hate filled legalistic political agenda. Talk about insidious idolatry: people worshipping the Bible instead of the God it points to. Answered By: Jon M dn ǝpıs sıɥʇ - 4/23/2010

Worse and Better are subjective terms. It all depends on your actions towards others, and so far believers have engaged into more wars than atheists. Answered By: Natalia Q - 4/23/2010

You should explain how it's like idolatry. I'm not sure. Answered By: gossamer presents... Sarah! - 4/23/2010

Not me. Atheists don't proselytize but so called religious people do. Answered By: Patricia C - 4/23/2010

While I certainly don't agree since atheism is not a religion, school of thought, or even really a group, there are many ignorant judgmental people who will. Answered By: Aristotle Reginald Tesla - 4/23/2010

I disagree! Sin is sin no matter what name you put on it. And all sin is equal in God's eyes. There is no bigger black sin or a little white lie! To Him they are all the same! WRONG! Answered By: Donna <>< - 4/23/2010

Technically atheism isnt a religion, that would be like me calling myself a theists. If they narrowed it down to what type of atheists, then that is a religion. Source(s): Theist. Answered By: 小号机管局我神经网络吨电子工程专辑我机管局神经网络 - 4/23/2010

Disagree there is no idolatry involved and can you really compare a lack of belief in any god, to something like Jimmy Jones and the jonestown temple murders/suicides? Answered By: P.K. - 4/23/2010

Actually, i would disagree a bit friend. A lot of the atheists I have met and talked to seem quite open minded and ready to accept the idea that there could be a God, just as soon as they have some validated proof to examine. Undoubtedly, in many cases, that will be when Jesus is standing directly in front of them talking to them face to face, but it's all good. Thanks for asking neighbor. Answered By: yesmar - 4/23/2010

FALSE..... Your basing everything on what your false book says... Atheists use pure logic to decide what they are going to believe or not believe... False Religions? And I could counter that by saying, who decides what is false? Your local Westboro Baptist Preacher? Your book that has no proof to back it up? Or the Pope who blames molested children for being molested>? YA I guess people with out your GOD are the dumb ones...Ridiculous Source(s): I know a flaming answer, but this question is Ridiculous. Answered By: Lucifer666s8n - 4/23/2010

No, they are all equally wrong. Answered By: An Earthly Hope - 4/23/2010

Totally disagree. Jon M is right. Answered By: SpiritRoaming - 4/23/2010

I disagree that atheism is worse than a false religion (because it is a religion in itself). I'm a Christian and I've talked to atheists and people that believe in many gods and people that believe in different gods, and I think that you'll find that God's view on the subject is that it really doesn't matter what they believe; it's either true or false. Since so many atheists reject testable truth, I would say that they're still in just as much trouble, whether they believe it or not, as somebody who says there is a creator but he's small enough for me to stick into a little box. I think in the end both will find out what their mistake is. Answered By: John - 4/23/2010

Not. Why would it be worse? I'm sorry, did I miss the part where atheists flew a plane into the world trade center, or when they started the crusades? How about the witch hunts? If you are going to make stupid statements, try supplementing them with some support. You know, to make yourself look less like an idiot. Are you familiar with the riddle of Epicurus? "Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent. Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil? Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?" Your "god", if he existed, would be immoral. Atheists are not trying to derail the constitution. Answered By: Minh Nguyen - 4/23/2010

Atheism is about relying on facts & reality... Not believing in fairytales. I like what Bill Mahr said about faith: 'faith is making a habit of not thinking; it's nothing to brag about.' now, which one do you think is better? Answered By: Mike&Jenn Baby Noah is here! - 4/23/2010

I don't agree. That statement is beyond random, it's self-contradictory. Answered By: chemical_willpower - 4/23/2010

I agree.Nothing from nothing.....leaves nothing. Answered By: Apostle Jack - 4/23/2010

Your rant has been reported. Atheism is the 'worship' of nothing. Atheists do not use this word. Get it? Answered By: Dim Pawn-lendy - 4/23/2010

Religion distorts many, many people. Atheism too. All religions are false religions, as long as someone can prove that one of those is the truth. I'm an ethical atheist, because i believe: 1. not do to others what you would not want them to do to you 2. in all things, strive to cause no harm 3. treat all living things with love, honesty, faithfulness and respect 4. do not overlook evil or shrink from administering justice, but always be ready to forgive wrongdoing freely admitted and honestly regretted 5. live life with a sense of joy and wonder 6. always seek to be learning something new 7. test all things; always check your ideas against the facts, and be ready to discard even a cherished belief if it does not conform to them 8. always respect the right of others to disagree with you 9. do not discriminate or oppress on the basis of sex, race or species 10. question everything. So, do you think that "my religion" is worse than all of the others? Answered By: jud - 4/23/2010

I Love everyone.... including atheists. Because this is what Christ taught me. Source(s): Love. Answered By: The Mighty Jah - 4/23/2010

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