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List of atheists removed from Wikipedia
Started this discussion. Last reply by booklover Jun 7, 2012. 39 Replies 0 Likes
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Madhukar Kulkarni replied to René Hjortborg Bjørnskov's discussion List of atheists removed from Wikipedia
Spitter replied to René Hjortborg Bjørnskov's discussion List of atheists removed from Wikipedia
"Personally, I don't see the problem with the change. I'm not sure I understand what the fuss is about here. If people who were on the list are no longer there, then I understand the problem. Otherwise, who cares."
sarah mike-thomas replied to René Hjortborg Bjørnskov's discussion List of atheists removed from Wikipedia
"I KNOW!!! Paper checks are such a pain in the a** I wish someone would tell my mother in law this Yoda-esque wisdom. Do love snail mail letters though ...shiny cards...and stickers."
sarah mike-thomas replied to René Hjortborg Bjørnskov's discussion List of atheists removed from Wikipedia
"As long as people don't mistake it for a religion , (like the term "Darwin-ism" ...agguhh!), that I'm devoting my life (ie, wasting my valuable non-afterlife time) to "destroying the Christian faith",and as long as…"
René Hjortborg Bjørnskov replied to René Hjortborg Bjørnskov's discussion List of atheists removed from Wikipedia
"Gee you have really made an effort here. So you deserve a full reply.
You first quote Judith Hayes.
Ms Hayes has the somewhat controversial opinion that agnosticism, I am sure T.H. Huxley would disagree. In her treatment Hayes overlooks that…"
Don replied to René Hjortborg Bjørnskov's discussion List of atheists removed from Wikipedia
"Not a mistake at all, Rene, sorry. I am simply pointing out a proper and fundamental connotation of the word, a connotation recognized and supported by many prominent thinkers and writers.
For example, Judith Hayes writes in her essay, "The…"
René Hjortborg Bjørnskov replied to René Hjortborg Bjørnskov's discussion List of atheists removed from Wikipedia
"Nope. you make the common mistake of defining a term by it's literal translation.
I have put a link to Britanica that explains this in depth."
Don replied to René Hjortborg Bjørnskov's discussion List of atheists removed from Wikipedia
"I am simply without theism.
Of course, in its purest and most basic sense, that's the very definition of atheism. From the Greek, "a" meaning "no" or "without" and "theism" meaning "[belief in]…"
Peg K replied to René Hjortborg Bjørnskov's discussion List of atheists removed from Wikipedia
"I have never once been asked "so, you don't know there's a god?" I am only ever asked, "so you don't believe in god?" At that point, I have to answer "no, I don't hold any belief in any gods," which…"
Pastor0fMuppets replied to René Hjortborg Bjørnskov's discussion List of atheists removed from Wikipedia
"Yea I think this is more of an uprising to the uprising; I'm bitter about having to have a label, but at the same time I will label myself to believers should they feel the need to approach me about religion. I do, however, explain to them that…"
René Hjortborg Bjørnskov replied to René Hjortborg Bjørnskov's discussion List of atheists removed from Wikipedia
"Hi hi I understood the base possition as that of your son."
René Hjortborg Bjørnskov replied to René Hjortborg Bjørnskov's discussion List of atheists removed from Wikipedia
"Not only to get the point across, but also to get atheists out of the cupboard, we have for way to long been a silent minority."
Jason Spicer replied to René Hjortborg Bjørnskov's discussion List of atheists removed from Wikipedia
"In a sane world, yes, we wouldn't even be talking about it. Unfortunately, since the majority are believers, they set the tone. In that scenario, we pretty much have to insist on a label for ourselves in order to be seen as distinct by the…"
Pastor0fMuppets replied to René Hjortborg Bjørnskov's discussion List of atheists removed from Wikipedia
"I think you misunderstood my response; I don't sit on the sidelines by any stretch of the imagination. I make it well known that I have no belief in the supernatural, and I actively seek to interact with those who do to induce a healthy dose of…"
René Hjortborg Bjørnskov replied to René Hjortborg Bjørnskov's discussion List of atheists removed from Wikipedia
"Your son has the benefit of youthful ignorance. You however is not in the same situation.
This is the reason you cannot take the same position as your son . If you choose to ignore the theological side of the world you do so, knowing that you live…"
Pastor0fMuppets replied to René Hjortborg Bjørnskov's discussion List of atheists removed from Wikipedia
"My son just turned three. He's an "atheist". He's an "atheist" no matter what he might believe later in life, as everyone is born at this position. No one is born with a belief in fairy tales; we develop the capability…"
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