I don't see how disbelief can be considered dogmatic. It's simply disbelief, dogma requires a set of principles that are beyond question. My disbelief is based on the evidence or more precisely the lack thereof for a creator being. My ire is raised when people want to force their "faith" on me. Like teaching creationism in science classes.heatherrae said:
Well, my point was that you go beyond just disbelieving. You make lots of angry threads about religion when the topic hasn't even come up. Seems like you try to argue your points harder than any believer on here is arguing back at you.javaguru said:
This thread was made because Phaded said I was going to hell. I made this thread and posted for him to take it here instead of hijacking another thread. Go look at the "Greatest Armies" thread for the origin of this one.heatherrae said:
No one listens to anything GWB says anyway. We are talking about the same president who said "information is moving -- you know, nightly news is one way, of course, but it's also moving through the blogosphere and through the Internets." You are going to get all bent out of shape about that guy? He called Gonzalez "mi amigo" and the "eternal general of the United States."javaguru said:
It was Bush Sr...not GW that made that comment. I was just using that as an example of the attitude toward atheists in general. If Christians would leave well enough alone and not try to teach that T-rex was a herbivore living in the garden of eden with adam and eve they wouldn't be such easy targets.heatherrae said:
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