White skin gives me and every white American immunity from the virus. But we spread it wherever we go—through our words, our actions, and our systems. We don’t have to be showing symptoms—like a white hood or a Confederate flag—to be contagious.
@Jmitch82784111@TheHistoryGuy07 It’s interesting how someone from a group of people who believe they create their own morals will claim that another group has no morals.
No to the first question.
Yes to the second—and perhaps consider asking yourself that as well, because the evidence suggests otherwise.
@aquavitae96 Atheist: We don't need to invent an invisible God to be moral and have meaning.
Theist: That's absolutely right. You don't. And yet you do.
@Tsar_Martyr@NotEvolution1 Atheist 1: "Slavery isn't objectively wrong; slavery is sometimes good; slavery may be wrong to you but slavery may be good to others; no one is objectively wrong."
Atheist 2: "Atheist 1 is right."
@Tsar_Martyr Here are a few:
"Atheists don't believe in atheism."
"Atheists reject nothing."
"Claims aren't evidence."
"The claim of being an atheist is evidence of an atheist."
@NotEvolution1 Some material knows it has reached its peak evolutionary form so it automatically removes itself from the cycle of random mutations and natural selection, apparently.
@NotEvolution1 The chances of non-living material producing life are so astronomically absurd that the self-proclaimed atheist’s only remaining move is to axiomatically claim a near 0% chance is equivalent to a 100% chance—while still denying that a living being can rise from the non-living.
@TheHistoryGuy07 Not necessarily a dishonest hideout: they might actually believe their ignorance is the uncaused first cause of the universe. It would certainly be in keeping with their god complex.