Darryl Gonzalez:
Fredric Rice:
Darryl Gonzalez:
Fredric Rice:
Darryl Gonzalez:
Fredric Rice:
In actual fact, Darryl, Darryl, and your other brother Darryl, atheists
don't believe in the existance of gods and goddesses -- all of them, not
just your bizarre pantheon. As such it is logically impossible to fear
them.
What we find is that the believers in such occultism are to be
feared, however.
Fredric Rice:
Darryl Gonzalez:
Fredric Rice:
Darryl Gonzalez:
Fredric Rice:
Darryl Gonzalez:
Fredric Rice:
Darryl Gonzalez:
Fredric Rice:
Darryl Gonzalez:
Fredric Rice:
You claim there's something called, "sin." Provide evidence.
Return to The Skeptic Tank's main Index page.
All too frequently, on this echo and in many other places, I see
"Original Sin" referred to as sex. This is not correct.
"Sin" is a religious belief not evidenced in fact. It is a
fictional disease which the ignorant sell to the gullible so that they
can then sell a fictional "cure."
Funny how Dr. Karl Menninger, author of WHATEVER BECAME OF SIN?, and
recognized by many in the field of psychoanalysis as an expert in that
field, doesn't share your view.
Many cultists believe in the unevidenced, Darryl, Darryl, and your other
brother Darryl. It only serves to show that people believe in the occult,
not that which they believe in actually exists.
In fact, he (and I) would go so far as to say that the reason most atheists
do away with the concepts of God and sin is because they don't want to
acknowledge that they might be sinning against God.
But then you believe in deity constructs so it's not surprising that you
would concoct other bizarre beliefs.
Have any evidence for this "sin" nonsense of yours, dear?
Yes.
Curiously you forgot to provide any.
I agree with Dr. Menninger.
You may agree that cheese holds political ambitions if you wish. Your
occult beliefs aren't evidenced in fact, however, otherwise you would have
presented some.
In the above book, he states (and cites case studies to prove) that much
psychiatric disorder is caused by actions that are sinful.
How bizarre. Your masters concoct a fictional disease and then go on to
pretend that psychological disorders are the results of such a fictional
disease -- and you don't even recognize the fact that you've proven myself
correct.
I also agree with the Bible.
Which version? Which revision? Which contradicting piece?
The ultimate evidence for the existence of sin is death.
No, the evidence of death is death, Darryl, Darryl, and your other brother
Darryl. The cost of living is death.
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