I am posting this here as Ray has proven himself to be a cowardly fascist by refusing to allow them on his site.
Ray, now you are saying I'm only 2/3 of a person because I don't believe in your God? You're saying I'm less than human? This is coming from the keyboard of someone who posted a link to a white supremacy/neo-nazi site in attempt to cover up his lies.
Classy...very classy.
What's next for you Ray? Holocaust denial? Abortion clinic bombing?
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Sunday, January 24, 2010
"Army of God" - I think I'm going to be sick...
Friday morning, while getting ready for work and class, I had NPR on like I usually do at that time of day. There had an article on the trial of accused murderer Scott Roeder. Mostly the subject pertained to whether or not the issue of abortion should/would be brought up in the trial proceedings. Arguments against it were that I would give the defendant fuel for a justifiable homicide claim, while arguments for it were to suggest that he should be able to claim justifiable homicide.
While I will set my opinions on abortion aside for this post, I believe that the issue of abortion should be brought up in the trial. I feel this way because it would paint a clear picture, in my opinion, of a zealot, driven out of religious rage to premeditate a murder against someone. I do believe that the slain Dr. Tiller most likely had some issues with what he did. He aborted late term fetuses and held them in his hands. He's human like anyone else and most likely felt a human response to that. But there was a need and he bravely stood up and fulfilled that need in society. "It's a dirty job..."
What brings me to the point of this post is a website, and I hate to advertise it, called http://www.armyofgod.com/ that was mentioned in the article. This website is the official website of the "Army of God" anti-choice group that is actually recognized as a terrorist organization by the FBI. They actually defends someone who allegedly gunned another human being down and justified it with scripture! They also have a link to send emails to "personally thank Scott Roeder." Excuse me while I vomit. They also contain links to the "official Paul Hill website." For those who don't know former pastor Paul Hill was the first person to be executed for murdering a doctor who performed abortions.
Regardless of how you feel about abortion celebrating someone who gunned someone down in cold blood is inhuman and disgusting. Even worse, to encourage others to do the same is insane and borderline criminal.
But alas, the same internet that allows me to share my opinions that others may disagree with also allows sites like army of god to spout views that I find utterly horrible and distasteful.
Show me one atheist who has called for the murder of a christian because of their beliefs? Well, aside from the Romans...
"Thou shalt not kill."
Why do Christians fight so hard to post their 10 commandments in public when all they will do is remind them of how often they break them?
While I will set my opinions on abortion aside for this post, I believe that the issue of abortion should be brought up in the trial. I feel this way because it would paint a clear picture, in my opinion, of a zealot, driven out of religious rage to premeditate a murder against someone. I do believe that the slain Dr. Tiller most likely had some issues with what he did. He aborted late term fetuses and held them in his hands. He's human like anyone else and most likely felt a human response to that. But there was a need and he bravely stood up and fulfilled that need in society. "It's a dirty job..."
What brings me to the point of this post is a website, and I hate to advertise it, called http://www.armyofgod.com/ that was mentioned in the article. This website is the official website of the "Army of God" anti-choice group that is actually recognized as a terrorist organization by the FBI. They actually defends someone who allegedly gunned another human being down and justified it with scripture! They also have a link to send emails to "personally thank Scott Roeder." Excuse me while I vomit. They also contain links to the "official Paul Hill website." For those who don't know former pastor Paul Hill was the first person to be executed for murdering a doctor who performed abortions.
Regardless of how you feel about abortion celebrating someone who gunned someone down in cold blood is inhuman and disgusting. Even worse, to encourage others to do the same is insane and borderline criminal.
But alas, the same internet that allows me to share my opinions that others may disagree with also allows sites like army of god to spout views that I find utterly horrible and distasteful.
Show me one atheist who has called for the murder of a christian because of their beliefs? Well, aside from the Romans...
"Thou shalt not kill."
Why do Christians fight so hard to post their 10 commandments in public when all they will do is remind them of how often they break them?
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Quotemine Ray Comfort Vol. 1
Since one of Ray's favorite fallacies is quote mining I thought I would have some fun with it myself.
Ray's blog post - Wednesday, January 20, 2010
"I have often pointed out that [...] god [...] doesn’t exist."
Ray's discussion with Thunderf00t
Ray: "Is pedophilia wrong? Morally?"
Thunderf00t: "It serves no benefit to society."
Ray: "Yes it does. It makes a lot of people happy."
Ray: "You can't say pedophilia is wrong"
Ray's blog post - Wednesday, January 20, 2010
"I have often pointed out that [...] god [...] doesn’t exist."
Ray's discussion with Thunderf00t
Ray: "Is pedophilia wrong? Morally?"
Thunderf00t: "It serves no benefit to society."
Ray: "Yes it does. It makes a lot of people happy."
Ray: "You can't say pedophilia is wrong"
Inaugural post - Who needs Satan when we have a god like this?
With this blog I'm going to take the opportunity to point out the many evils done in the name of the christian "god." Also, since the Bible is the core text of the christian religion I will also point out the evils done by "God" in that book. Why is it that Christians choose to follow such an obviously evil deity?
I'll look forward to input and feedback from others as well as welcome it. I am wholly against censorship so I will not filter anything out as long as it is relevant to the discussion.
Updates and responses may be slow at times since online time is subject to my schedule with includes full-time work, volunteer service, and full time school.
I'll look forward to input and feedback from others as well as welcome it. I am wholly against censorship so I will not filter anything out as long as it is relevant to the discussion.
Updates and responses may be slow at times since online time is subject to my schedule with includes full-time work, volunteer service, and full time school.
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