How to suck at your religion

[Nerfherder]

http://theoatmeal.com/comics/religion





Lots more in the link.


Funny, but very relevant.

[unskinnybob]

Very good.

[dudewotevr]

Classicness.

[nogard]

Only 1 good image there: (and then only the "maybe try this" part)


The rest is simply douchebaggery by the anti-religious to try and convince people that the qualities shown are limited to religion.

The irony in "Do you validate your beliefs by constantly trying to convince others to believe the same thing?" is so strong.

[unskinnybob]

The rest is simply douchebaggery by the anti-religious to try and convince people that the qualities shown are limited to religion.

And you'd like to point out many cases to the contrary?

Go ahead.

[porchrat]

ROFL that was funny.

The Oatmeal is great.

[Nerfherder]

Only 1 good image there: (and then only the "maybe try this" part)


The rest is simply douchebaggery by the anti-religious to try and convince people that the qualities shown are limited to religion.

The irony in "Do you validate your beliefs by constantly trying to convince others to believe the same thing?" is so strong.

Well this seems quite level headed to me :

[TJ99]

Well this seems quite level headed to me :

[porchrat]

Well this seems quite level headed to me :

nogard is just grumpy because we all laugh at him when he tells us about his unicorn themed acid trip.

So much so that he can't tell when a comic has made a good point.

[dudewotevr]

Only 1 good image there: (and then only the "maybe try this" part)


The rest is simply douchebaggery by the anti-religious to try and convince people that the qualities shown are limited to religion.

The irony in "Do you validate your beliefs by constantly trying to convince others to believe the same thing?" is so strong.

Guy, ..PLEASE believe whatever you want, I honestly want that for you! The point is, faith in unprovable, untestable imaginings/assertions/"personal revelations" are better kept to one's self.

[eehellfire]

The irony in "Do you validate your beliefs by constantly trying to convince others to believe the same thing?" is so strong.

Unfortunately, I agree with nogard here.
This is a massive trend on this forum - and not evident in the religious posters. Rather it's all the atheists that are always trying to do the convincing.

[dudewotevr]

Unfortunately, I agree with nogard here.
This is a massive trend on this forum - and not evident in the religious posters. Rather it's all the atheists that are always trying to do the convincing.

If you're so unsettled/threatened by the thoughts and opinions of others, I suggest you refrain from entering PD in the first place.

[nogard]

Guy, ..PLEASE believe whatever you want, I honestly want that for you! The point is, faith in unprovable, untestable imaginings/assertions/"personal revelations" are better kept to one's self.

If you're so unsettled/threatened by the thoughts and opinions of others, I suggest you refrain from entering PD in the first place.

The hypocrisy is strong in this one.

[eehellfire]

If you're so unsettled/threatened by the thoughts and opinions of others, I suggest you refrain from entering PD in the first place.

If you're so insecure about your own beliefs that you try to unsettle/threaten the thoughts and opinions of others, I suggest you refrain from entering PD in the first place.

[Keeper]

The irony in "Do you validate your beliefs by constantly trying to convince others to believe the same thing?" is so strong.

Unfortunately, I agree with nogard here.
This is a massive trend on this forum - and not evident in the religious posters. Rather it's all the atheists that are always trying to do the convincing.

Yes, this is true.

Christians spread their church ideas and propagate their various beliefs.
Atheist rationally discuss why you shouldn't be part of bigoted views, hate or beliefs with no grounds in the first place.

Faith is another word for gullible.... "Just believe my story bro"


Both sides try to flip people to their side.
- one has bigoted views and needs people to just believe them, the other has science to back them up.