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The argument I had with my mum today, she called me an 'arrogant B*tch' because I said I didn't believe in God. And people I talk to seem to think we are all arrogant and think we know everything.
by anonymous on January 23rd, 2007
That's ridiculous!
We don't claim to 'Know everything' we just don't claim to require belief in a higher power to govern our lives, it's more of a matter of independance than it is of self confidence, you need some degree of arrogance to be an Atheist, but that doesn't mean that atheism *is* arrogance.
by RFlagg on January 23rd, 2007
Well, I told her she was stuck her own jacksy if that is what she believed, and then threw a bit of potato at her, so I reckon I won that round.
by anonymous on January 23rd, 2007
Yeah, I'd say that throwing a bit of potato was actualy a fair argument, I mean, it would have been one thing if the bit of potato had been deflected in a gout of holy fire, but it wasn't, was it?
by RFlagg on January 23rd, 2007
Nice simple answer RFlagg, straight to the point! Don't worry BAM, it happens a lot (but not too much for us Hampshire folks!).Most atheists base their beliefs on evidence, reason and science, so atheism is not about saying there is no God, it's about saying it's unlikely that there is a God. If anything religion is arrogant for saying there is a God, despite the lack of evidence, and not listening to other views. I've been through similar things with friends etc, your welcome to email me if you like.
by Godfather Part II on January 23rd, 2007
Why thank you, that is what I think really. And you are in Hampshire? Cool!
by anonymous on January 23rd, 2007
Thanks. Yes I'm from Hampshire (when I'm not at university), west of the New Forest. We HANTS folk have to stick together! I'm surprised you have had the reaction you described here, I had it with two friends once, but I get the feeling that the majority of people reject religion down here.
by Godfather Part II on January 23rd, 2007
hmmm. I guess I'm defiant towards a lot of things - leprechauns, gnomes, tree sprites, unicorns... I'm just chock full of defiance. But then, so is every single person over the age of 7. So I guess I don't feel so bad!
by Jessicax23 on January 23rd, 2007
Yes, christians are very defiant, they openly defy islam! But, unlike Atheists, christians drop bombs on muslim countries and drop bombs on children. Christians are also openly defiant against Atheism, fire bombing peaceful Atheist homes and children if they have the courage to speak out against christian oppression. Yes, defiant is a better word for christians if you can just get the evangelical's hands from off of your eyes and step back to see the big picture.
by ReverendJeremiah on May 27th, 2007