#antheism

[oceanicmarxist]

1929 cover of Bezbozhnik u Stanka, the magazine of the League of Militant Atheists in the U.S.S.R. Cover depicts industrial workers tipping Jesus into a garbage disposal while another smashes a church bell with a big hammer.

[radicalgraff]

"Religion is the opium of the people" 

In Albaicin-Granada, Spain

[helloundefined]

If God was on dating apps you would not be happy or love him

let’s be real. 

[justpoeticjustice]

Christianity + Moral Uprightness

Christianity + Moral Uprightness

I was talking with a wise person on the subject of tithe on a one beautiful afternoon and he gave me some wisdom regarding tithe. This is his argument; everyone usually finds a way to remain sane. Some buy books on different self-help issues; some get accountability partners; some punish themselves for their flaws (God bless them) and so forth and so on. So, he says, if Christianity is keeping…

[hadescavedish]

How can I write something about deconstructing the fate and the destiny, turning one's world upside down. (probably a bit antheism undertone in the story since it was used in a half mytho science fiction)

The best redemption solution, ever.

[nightthief]

Atheism should be characterized, I believe, by a generally relaxed position of tolerance, and the peace that comes with knowing that it’s just us here and that this is not a rehearsal. I won’t be judged by a god or some mysterious universal machinery for being a shrieking hateful prick who doesn’t know how to choose a fight or operate an ethos: I’ll be judged by myself and other humans.

Warren Ellis - The Taxonomy of Sin 

[typical-overthinking]

Why believe in God when Atheist put up a better argument?

As a Christian, atheist put up a really good argument that is very logical, and I usually get pretty impressed when listening to some atheistic people’s inputs. They've argued that God either is not real or does not deserve to be praised. But look at it in a much broader sense. Think about putting your belief in God as placing a bet. There are only two possible outcomes which are that God is real or that He isn't. I think about in a sense that if He does exists then I have a 50/50 chance at being right. If I am wrong & there is no God then when I die I will just rot in the ground with not only atheist but everyone else too & then BAM that’s the end of it, I am gone forever. But if I'm right, I'll spend eternity in a realm that is so amazing that they say it is beyond description. Then if I choose to not believe in God I risk burning for all of eternity in hell. When I think of the best case scenario with an atheistic belief set it is a life that just leads to decomposing in a box that is feet under the ground. By believing in God I have the most to gain, and by believing in Atheism I’ll have more to lose. So after I explained all that... the most logical conclusion is for me to believe in God. The usual reply is "Christians risk all of their life by believing in something false" & that’s when I usually say that so do atheist. Atheist have equal chances of being wrong, & even if they somehow had assurances that they were right, I would much rather risk following a “nonexistent God” in this life that I’m living right now than to experience eternal suffering in the next.

[savedbygracebibledevotionals]

James 2:19 Thou believest that there is one God; thou doest well: the devils also believe, and tremble.

Charles Spurgeon

[fuckyeahanarchistposters]

No God no master 1977, by Michael Callaghan

[itsherwhiteblankpage]

The only appropriate attitude for man to have about the big questions is not the arrogant certitude that is the hallmark of religion, but doubt. Doubt is humble, and that’s what man needs to be, considering that human history is just a litany of getting shit dead wrong.

Bill Maher - Religulous (2008)

[anarchistmom]