A Question For The Religious.

In the past 7 months. -Having to see my fiance falsely diagnosed with asthma and sent home from navy Basic training 6 weeks in. (it's only 8 weeks long.. stupid cold D:) -Drunk Cousin steals Grandmother's van and smashes it up drunk. -Drunk Cousin steals grandmothers dog because she pressed charges. -A close family friend passes away from cancer. -My Grandma and Aunt whom I'm very close to growing up with as a child both have Stage 4 cancer. -I get diagnosed with a rare cornea disease that worsens my vision every day. (Lasik can't fix it and glasses do not help. The only fix is a procedure that is 6 grand and isn't FDA approved, or a cornea transplant.) -I had dreams that get smashed because of said cornea disease. (Wanting to do military since I was a child and I trained hard for about a year straight) - 2 Medical waivers for the military get denied (Active Duty and national Guard for Army) -Having to put up with the burden of a disabled/HELP I AM TRAPPED IN 2006 PLEASE SEND A TIME MACHINE Uncle every day. (This would try anyone's patience especially if he is rude or violent) -Only being able to stand by and do nothing as fire burns a said Aunt's House down (the one with Stage 4 Cancer, nobody was hurt.) - Waking up every morning having to administer various shots and medications for my grandmother's survival until the day comes.. -Being able to do nothing as your Aunt recovers from cancer surgery but gets a horrible internal infection.

i'd personally follow the good book, because well... it just seems like the thing i can relate to most in the modern religious world.
my opinion on atheism... its satirical, so dont read if you'll be offended by another's opinion/satire.


















ok youve been warned :P.




Recent studies reveal that atheists tend to be privileged, college educated libertarians with serious superiority complexes who are always willing to argue, especially with Christians. In an interesting contradiction, their liberal bias toward Islam conflicts with their hatred of all things religious.

Atheists suffer from a rare, aggressive form of unwarranted self-importance, invariably overestimating their own intelligence. It's mandatory for atheists, because if they're not the geniuses of Earth, they're forced into admitting that they're not always right - and they'd rather castrate themselves with a hacksaw than do THAT.

In fact, atheists are so fanatical that they go around with a chip on their shoulder looking for 'rational' debates. Upon watching an atheist in an argument, it becomes clear that their points consist entirely of condescension, lofty moralizing, and 'clever' quips about their opponents' intelligence - in other words, atheists think that sarcasm amounts to a valid argument. They will begin by stating they only want food for thought to 'improve their position'; five minutes later, they'll state that talking to their opponent is like arguing with a brick wall. The irony of this statement is consistently lost on the atheist.

They believe that some philosopher (e.g., Friedrich Nietzsche, Richard Dawkins or Karl Popper) has proven atheism. However, they will of course dismiss any philosopher that believes in God. The atheist argument runs thus:

1. God does not exist, and this is obvious, ergo
2. Anyone who believes in God is stupid, ergo
3. Any arguments that God exists are invalid, ergo
4. God does not exist QED MUDDAFUGGA
Because, the foundation upon which your religion was built was based on certain precedents, needs, and requirements, all of which may have been concordant with the practices and beliefs of the time.

These may include omniscience, polygamy, or any number of social or pseudo-physical constructs needed for the civilization of that time to prosper.

However, as human civilization advances and we reach a point where we out grow certain constructs (like polygamy, hatred of linen, or circumcision for example), we leave them behind.

However, since Christianity is ancient, it has been forced to develop a myriad of flavors, of which one picks the most convenient to his or her class or social setting.

The problem arises when, in the face of scientific evidence or research, your religion panics and not only refuses to acknowledge it, but condemns the discovery; much like the ancient polyatomic arguments.

Now, a true believer probably wouldn’t be worried, and that’s fine, believe whatever makes you feel good. The problem arises when said religion takes it out on schools, children, or other people, to force them to convert their beliefs and ignore what we've discovered.

A human being should be allowed to weigh any choice before taking a stance, and depriving them of doing so is evil.

Science may or may not disprove what your religion holds true. It can do that; its a method of finding about our environment.

How you respond to that is personal, the problem comes when you force feed that down someone else’s throat and ignore whatever research is presented instead of evolving with it; the adult equivalent of a tantrum when you don’t get what you want.

In the past 7 months.
-Having to see my fiance falsely diagnosed with asthma and sent home from navy Basic training 6 weeks in. (it's only 8 weeks long.. stupid cold D:)
-Drunk Cousin steals Grandmother's van and smashes it up drunk.
-Drunk Cousin steals grandmothers dog because she pressed charges.
-A close family friend passes away from cancer.
-My Grandma and Aunt whom I'm very close to growing up with as a child both have Stage 4 cancer.
-I get diagnosed with a rare cornea disease that worsens my vision every day. (Lasik can't fix it and glasses do not help. The only fix is a procedure that is 6 grand and isn't FDA approved, or a cornea transplant.)
-I had dreams that get smashed because of said cornea disease. (Wanting to do military since I was a child and I trained hard for about a year straight)
- 2 Medical waivers for the military get denied (Active Duty and national Guard for Army)
-Having to put up with the burden of a disabled/HELP I AM TRAPPED IN 2006 PLEASE SEND A TIME MACHINE Uncle every day. (This would try anyone's patience especially if he is rude or violent)
-Only being able to stand by and do nothing as fire burns a said Aunt's House down (the one with Stage 4 Cancer, nobody was hurt.)
- Waking up every morning having to administer various shots and medications for my grandmother's survival until the day comes..
-Being able to do nothing as your Aunt recovers from cancer surgery but gets a horrible internal infection.