Why do we still need the word “Atheist”? ( Archived) (143)

Mar 12, 2022 10:05 PM CST Why do we still need the word “Atheist”?
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Oh, FFS... Throughout most of recorded history, atheism was punishable by death. The scriptures of Abrahamic religions specifically instruct believers to kill non-believers. Atheists were to be stoned to death. They were often burned at the stake. Even today, there are 13 countries where atheism is punishable by death. Christians, Muslims, and Jews worship an imaginary psychopath.
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Mar 12, 2022 10:12 PM CST Why do we still need the word “Atheist”?
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Oh, FFS... Throughout most of recorded history, atheism was punishable by death. The scriptures of Abrahamic religions specifically instruct believers to kill non-believers. Atheists were to be stoned to death. They were often burned at the stake. Even today, there are 13 countries where atheism is punishable by death. Christians, Muslims, and Jews worship an imaginary psychopath.
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Mar 12, 2022 10:16 PM CST Why do we still need the word “Atheist”?
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There are no Communist implications for the word "atheist." An atheist is simply someone who does not believe in a god. Agnostics are subsets of atheists.

Don't whine if atheists are anti-Christian. Your scripture commands that we be put to death, yet you wonder why we're against that.
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