Fun Religion

Great quotes, funny Rage cartoons, insightful pictures, and thought provoking links to amuse the skeptical and delight the thoughtful. CLICK to Enlarge Pics.

[atheiststardust-blog]

Pretty much sums it up.

[braindr0ppings-blog-blog]

[skepticalavenger]

there’s something wrong with your fundamentals

[funnyatheist-blog]

da fig

[skepticalavenger]

Honestly, I’d like to see an apologist try to excuse Jesus for cursing a tree for not having fruit out of season.  I could see him doing this if maybe he was drunk or something, but…I mean, come on people!  It makes no sense!

I mean, seriously, are you going to trust a dude as arbitrary and illogical as this to choose between eternal paradise and eternal suffering for every human being on the planet?

[we-are-star-stuff]

[skepticalavenger]

There is no “before it” to look at.

[funreligion-blog]

[rationalhub-blog]

[hatefulatheist]

[why-would-god]

[funreligion-blog]

[ledoodlepoodle-deactivated20160]

One doesn’t have to be committed in advance to history’s inability to deal with miracles in order to begin to realize that one cannot claim Christianity is grounded purely in history while other traditions are at best shrouded in myth. One simply has to apply the most basic Christian principle to one’s investigation of the competing claims: The Golden Rule. And so what does it mean to do history from a Christian perspective? It means doing to the claims of others what you would want done to your claims. And perhaps also the reverse: doing to your own claims, views and presuppositions that which you have been willing to do to the claims, views and presuppositions of others. Once one begins to attempt to examine the evidence not in an unbiased way, but simply fairly, one cannot but acknowledge that there are elements of the Christian tradition which, if they were in your opponent’s tradition, you would reject, debunk, discount, and otherwise find unpersuasive or at least not decisive or compelling.

Dr. James McGrath

(via fauxerious)

[we-are-star-stuff]

[christinsanity-blog]

[1-free-spirit-deactivated202108]

The first thing I noticed was whales still have the remnants of their legs.

How freaking epic is it that whales still retain something of their former leg bones?! That’s so amazing!!!

[christinsanity-blog]

Yeah, evolution does this trick once in a while. If a feature is not beneficial/harmful   it does not take part in the process anymore. Reducing those bones in the environment that whales inhabited apparently didn’t bring any advantages to those animals, so they remained. Similarly - our hair standing on end (especially on the neck). It was nice an neat when we were jumping all over the woods and competing with each other trying to scare our herd/tribe members  and not to get scared by them in return (similarly to wolves/dogs).  At some point though it stopped being important factor and we still got this irritating feature with no apparent useful application. Goosebumps are remains of our primitive past and we can actually see it right here right now. THAT is awesome, lemme tell ya.

[atheistcunt]

[funreligion-blog]

Stand against censorship, share this photo.

[skepticalavenger]

[thehackerformerlyknownas4chan-d]

[skepticalavenger]

Joshua was one of God’s favorites.

[hatefulatheist]