Atheists Are Most Likely To Be Angry At God

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HiEv Male, 40-49, Eastern US 384 Posts	Sunday, December 4, 2011 1:06:32 AM "People unaffiliated with organized religion, atheists and agnostics also report anger toward God either in the past, or anger focused on a hypothetical image - that is, what they imagined God might be like[.]" Might as well say: Some people get angry at fictional characters that do bad things! News at 11! Ah-duh. I dislike any fictional character that I read about/see doing evil, hypocritical, self-centered things that harm generally innocent people or groups. I think most people are that way. The worst thing here is that some people want to portray this as atheists somehow believing in God and hating Him. That's some self-contradicting BS right there. The actual article says it includes hypothetical gods, and once you`ve really read the Bible, you know that some well known hypothetical gods can be pretty huge a-holes. (Joshua 10:40 or Psalm 137:8-9, anyone?)

Sohltofangy Male, 18-29, Midwest US 102 Posts	Wednesday, April 27, 2011 2:24:52 PM That's like saying I`m angry at Santa Claus or the tooth fairy... XD!

DickenMcHunt Male, 18-29, Midwest US 1140 Posts	Sunday, February 27, 2011 1:20:02 PM "Tribal people you talk about were far more uncivilized toward women and children." To the contrary- the societal systems of small communities, tribal cultures and indigenous people typically FAVOR women.

DickenMcHunt Male, 18-29, Midwest US 1140 Posts	Sunday, February 27, 2011 1:18:43 PM "You're just completely wrong about Christian morals and Roman times. Where do you get your understanding of Romans from, the movies ? All was not well in Rome, and if you could`ve seen it as it actually was back then you`d have been sickened by how they treated the poor, children, women, and how their law was met out. " I apologize- i didn`t realize you witnessed these events first hand. I`m far from an expert but from what I understand the claims that Rome was a Utopia are equally as false as that it was a dystopia. I would much rather take my chances in ancient Rome than in modern Calcutta- or some Eastern European countries. If anything- the things that made Roman life the most unbearable (if you were a commoner) would be the lack of modernization, and by relation: sanitation, medicine, etc.

CoyoteKing Male, 18-29, Southern US 2994 Posts	Friday, February 25, 2011 7:35:53 PM Atheist here, and I'm not angry at God at all. Hard to be angry at a made up play thing in the sky. I`m no more angry at this "God" character than I am say "Santa Clause", "Easter Bunny", "Zues", "Ra the Sun God" or "Ash the Pokemon Trainer" because they are tales of fiction, and are of no concern to a reasonable mind that is capable of observing the world around them. Simple as that.

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