>Claims to not believe in God

>Claims he is not making a claim

>>14951202 (OP)

I never understood this myself, if these people are so bothered by an imaginary character, then why care about it so much..

I'm not saying there aren't some obsessed Atheists out there, but religion clearly has a massive impact on the world, so if you believe that it's all false, that would be a falsehood worth trying to stop

Lmao ok, I've read Brothers Grimm Fairy Tales a number of times and I haven't cared to pick up on it since, obviously since it's fiction. If everything in the Bible was truly fiction you (if you're atheist) wouldn't care about it as deeply, now would you?

What? My point is that Christianity, whether its true of false, is relevant because people believe that its true. So from the Atheist perspective its a falsehood they have to care about because most people don't know its false

you completely ignored his point and made the same one he's saying that religion played a part in many terrible things that have happened around the world.

You don't understand: if they're atheist, then they don't believe in it. Which means that there is very little incentive for them to go out and denounce this. I'm not going out proclaiming every week or so in a Youtube video that unicorns aren't real you know what I mean? If it's not true, then eventually everyone else will follow out of this falsehood with or without their help. It's just inevitable, atheists don't need to do anything.

>Atheism isn't a belief, it's a lack of belief

Atheistic regimes have caused many atrocities too, have you forgotten Stalin and Mao?

>little incentive for them to go out and denounce this

The incentive is that they think religion is harmful

>I'm not going out proclaiming every week or so in a Youtube video that unicorns aren't real you know what I mean?

No one has gone to war over the existence of unicorns

The thing with Jesus is that He wanted religion to be more of a private thing, if you extend it to people who don't want to hear about It then they don't want to hear about It unless something changes within them. Until then, you can't really convince them otherwise that He exists. Even though we both know He exists (I personally had grievous encounters with Him recently).

>The thing with Jesus is that He wanted religion to be more of a private thing,



>Matthew 28:19

>Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit,

>Brings up Matthew first not Mark



By the way the Great Commission was a later add-on to Mark

Sorry, but Matthew came first.

Because followers of said imaginary character continuously fuck up the world

Proof or it didn't happen

>Brings up Mark first and not The Iliad 

Anon, i
