Posted by chriseric777 on February 28, 2009, 9:02 pm
Evangelical militant atheism
Seen increasingly in Newspapers, Online , and Television, today the
term "evangelical militant atheism" may be used by theists as an
epithet for the "militant evolutionists who want to silence the idea
of creation". It is sometimes used pejoratively to describe people who
are considered to campaign too actively, in your face and outspokenly
– or militantly – for atheism and against religion: "those who
advocate the elimination of religion" as opposed to "progressive,
enlightened people who are simply 'nonbelievers'.
How strong is YOUR belief? Can it withstand any ATTACK ?
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http://www.reddingloavesandfishes.com/forum/index.php?topic=916.0
Posted by Cindy Hamilton on March 2, 2009, 1:44 pm
On Feb 28, 9:02 pm, chriseric...@hotmail.com wrote:
> Evangelical militant atheism
> Seen increasingly in Newspapers, Online , and Television, today the
> term "evangelical militant atheism" may be used by theists as an
> epithet for the "militant evolutionists who want to silence the idea
> of creation". It is sometimes used pejoratively to describe people who
> are considered to campaign too actively, in your face and outspokenly
> – or militantly – for atheism and against religion: "those who
> advocate the elimination of religion" as opposed to "progressive,
> enlightened people who are simply 'nonbelievers'.
I am of two minds on the subject of religion. Sometimes I think it is
a fine thing for those who need it. Other times I think it is the
most
pernicious evil and mankind has ever perpetrated on itself.
Posted by Cindy Hamilton on March 13, 2009, 12:59 pm
On Mar 12, 8:45 pm, chriseric...@hotmail.com wrote:
> Example of Religious intolerance and Evangelical Atheism in Redding
> and Shasta County...
You know, I thought of providing an example of religious intolerance
and
evangelical Christianity, but I couldn't narrow it down to just one.
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> Seen increasingly in Newspapers, Online , and Television, today the
> term "evangelical militant atheism" may be used by theists as an
> epithet for the "militant evolutionists who want to silence the idea
> of creation". It is sometimes used pejoratively to describe people who
> are considered to campaign too actively, in your face and outspokenly
> – or militantly – for atheism and against religion: "those who
> advocate the elimination of religion" as opposed to "progressive,
> enlightened people who are simply 'nonbelievers'.