Sick of this neo-atheist movement
No. Not because they don’t believe in God, not at all.
Personally, I couldn’t possibly care less who believes in God or not. It doesn’t affect me one single bit what someone believes or doesn’t believe. They have a right to think whatever they want to think and I’m ALL for our lovely freedom of speech, or what’s left of it.
I’m sick of these pricks, because they are getting FUCKING ANNOYING.
It’s recently become quite the rage to be an ‘atheist’ and they wear the title like a badge of honor for an exclusive club and they are starting to get very fucking irritating about it. Every other page that I stumble upon is made by some atheist, trashing Christianity. They capitalize ‘atheist’ like it’s not just a fucking position, but a proper name and they do everything they can to let the world know that they don’t believe in something. How fucking retarded is this?
Yeah, I’m sure they’ll fire back with something like: “We’ve been annoyed by your bible thumping, so and so, polluting our space for decades”. They have a right to disagree with every single word of this blog. They can call me stupid, a moron, and take their usual condescending stance on my position all they want, I don’t really give much of a soggy fuck what they do. I’m sure one of their bumbling simpletons will ‘Stumble Upon’ this blog soon enough and all shit will break loose and I’m not bothered by it. I won’t even delete their comments like some of them do.
Let’s get it straight, most of them need to go by what they really are, which is anti-Christian and not ‘atheists’. I rarely see them attacking any religion as strongly as they do Christians. Most of them are terrified of insulting a Muslim for fear of being blown the fuck up and they only mention any other religions in passing.
As you can tell, I’m not your average Christian. Yeah, believe it nor not I am a proud Christian and I am not a single bit ashamed of being one, or expressing my feelings about it. Some might say that I’m ‘judging’ with my opinions and you might have a valid point, however I know without debate that I’m not perfect. Hell, the bible basically says we’re all unworthy pieces of shit in so many words. Google Isaiah 64:6 sometime, unless your head is too far up your ass to even gaze at a Bible passage. I got a few logs in my eyes, to say the least.
You understand that being a Christian doesn’t automatically make you Holier than thou or whatever you pricks seem to think. We’re not better than you and we’re not all prissy, sanctified “God bless you” types either.
I don’t think I’m better than anyone else. But this blog is directed at those who have no problem thinking they are better than me.
Who exactly AM I talking about? What is a ‘neo-atheist‘?
In short; a religious activist.
In long;
Neo-atheism is the acerbic, shrill polemics of writers like Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris or Christopher Hitchens who disparage and refute the truth of the Bible. Unlike their predecessors, they exhibit both a ferocity and antagonism to religion which borders on the manic and seeks to demonize the traditionalist and fundamentalist strains of Christianity and creationism. It also promulgates an excessive zeal for evolution or Darwinism. This is exemplifed by Dawkins being known as Darwin‘s rottweiller.
The contrast between “traditional” atheists and neo-atheists is that the former merely studied philosophy and rarely pushed their views on anyone, whereas the modern neo-atheists are essentially anti-religious activists. http://www.conservapedia.com/Neo-Atheism
I like that definition, because it sums up perfectly who I’m talking about.
All the douche-bag, uppity pricks with their ‘indisputable scientific evidence’ that there’s no God. Their lap-tops and shit-eating grins and $5 coffee, sitting alone at Starbucks because nobody FUCKING LIKES YOU.
They are led by a snobby list of grey-haired, British assholes that apparently have nothing better to do with their lives than hate Christians and constantly spout off about something they DON’T believe in.
Yeah, the Darwin worshipping atheist leaders, that have dedicated their lives to proving that ‘religion is the cause of all evil on the planet’.
Dawkins… Richard Dawkins. 
I despise this guy almost as much as I do Baldwins. …Baldwins. But that’s for another time.
Every time I see him on the internet, because thank God he hasn’t infected my TV that often, I want to put a lemon shell on my hand and slug him right in his smug little mouth.
This is your leader, because I say he is. You can disagree with me, but this is your top guy. Your God. You guys treat this guy like everything he says is written in stone and the undeniable truth.
Let me be clear, this is a highly intelligent and superbly articulate man. The prissy, British accent doesn’t hurt this fact at all. However he’s the most boorish and uncompassionate son of a bitch I’ve ever heard speak about anything.
Here’s another atheist, Neil DeGrasse Tyson calling out Dawkins on his lude behavior and Dawkins responding in the only manner he knows how, in ‘Douche’. You have someone that actually shares Dawkin’s beliefs noticing his faggotry. That says a lot.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_2xGIwQfik
His carefully calculated responses to people that question him don’t really impress me in any way. He frequently brings up ‘flying spaghetti monsters’ and ‘pink unicorns’ and shit like that when confronted about his attacks on Christianity. Bottom line is; he misses the point.
I might not worship Virishna or Buddha or Allah, but all over the world, every civilization has some sort of higher power at the epicenter. What makes Dawkins think that we aren’t all talking about the same creator using different descriptions, experiences and stories? It’s all regardless to the purpose of this piece, either way. I’m not trying to convince anyone that there’s a God. I don’t care what you believe. I’m just sick of people that follow Dawkins and share his shrill, intolerance of anything that doesn’t make sense to him.
I don’t have time to look for all the things about Dawkins that piss me off, but here’s one.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjoXFq8833U
Keep in mind “He’d rather have gone with something stronger” on the slogan.
My point is, exchange the word God with Santa Claus and maybe you’ll catch my drift. If you don’t believe in something then why have a fucking committee waste people’s hard earned money on shoving their NON-belief down people’s throats? I just don’t understand this logic. That’s like me going around putting up billboards about how little kids shouldn’t believe in the tooth fairy. What is the ultimate goal here? Where is the reasoning behind this? Do you think a Christian is going to look at the bus and say “My word ol’ chap! Maybe there IS no God?” Fuck no! They are going to get PISSED OFF and he knows it and loves it!
Don’t get this twisted; this guy’s goal isn’t to enlighten anyone. It’s to get attention and get his rocks off by pissing off Christians. That’s his goal in life and he’s making a lucrative career out of it. Give me a fucking break! He’s not trying to rid the world of the evil religions or whatever he claims to be doing. He’s a media whore who is riding the success of his books all the way to the bank.
He’s the leader of the ‘If you believe in God you’re stupid and fuck you’ generation. Fuck him. What might piss me off most about this guy is he doesn’t even take an absolute stance on the subject. “There’s almost positively, certainly, not a God… almost sure of it… maybe.” I fully understand his reason for this position, but I don’t like the way he does it. Like one day, someone proves that God exists, he’ll be all like “My bad”.
This is the ‘cool’ alternative to Dawkins. For fuck’s sake. HE’S THE COOL ONE.
I get the impression that this tard was constantly physically abused in school.
This guy is a LOT worse than Dawkins. He’s basically a bigot that hides behind a ‘rational cause’. He’s openly disrespectful to pretty much everyone who disagrees with him and he’s very colorful in his hateful triads against religion. At least Dawkins doesn’t give you the impression that he would shit on your grave and then dance in the shit. Hitchens comes across as a vile, miserable, evil super-villain whose arch enemy is people who believe in religion. I wouldn’t be one bit surprised if he lives in a lair.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5b1aIuoCq4w
This is a clip from a debate I watched, where Hitchens was basically flopping his feet on the table the entire debate and treating it like it was a huge joke. He was saved only by his witty retorts and snobbish sense of humor.
In this clip Chris answers a simple question: Why battle something you don’t believe in?
He spends literally six minutes SAYING NOTHING (But in a smart tone). Basically he says at the end that he’s ‘fighting evil’. Like some sort of douche-bag superhero, thinking in his own mind that he’s helping people by being a shithead towards their beliefs. I guess this gives him a feeling of self-worth?
I know a hell of a lot of religious people. None of them want to fight wars or hurt anyone. He’s talking about EXTREMISTS, kind of like himself. Religion is evil? What about all those atheists that murdered millions of people in mass genocides? Those ones still killing to this day? Why not go after them? Stalin is an example usually thrown around. He was behind millions of deaths for religious reasons and he was an atheist.
Why totally ignore the good qualities of a faith and hope? According to Hitchens, there are none. Zero good qualities of following the Bible or any religious ‘wickedness’ for that matter.
Sure, there are wars that started because of religion. There are many more wars started because of greed and ignorance. Like ALL wars. ALL war is created by man and his intolerance and greed. ALL war. Not God and not faith in God. He never mentions the soup kitchens, food drives and shelters started by religious people, because all that shit is evil.
A lot of people love to bring up how churches are tax-free and their minster drives a BMW, they have points in some cases. There is corruption on a good scale in many churches. However, a lot of churches are tax free because they shell out money to pay people’s utility bills, they feed and clothe the homeless, they supply their members with all the materials they need to spread their particular faith and I know all this for a fact. All this shit is pure evil tho, right?
The people I happen to know that are religious, are making attempts to live a clean, good life and help others and love each other. This is fucking EVIL according to Hitchens and his goal is to rid the world of it.
I mean, even if I thought it was irrational, what would give me the right to say it should be eliminated?
I’ll tell you this, Hitchens might own me in a live debate- But if the world he wants is totally void of faith and everyone was like him, I’d kill myself. I enjoy having faith in something beyond this world. I don’t feel evil and I don’t feel like my individuality is enslaved either. I don’t live my life by what preachers say and the Bible doesn’t restrict me to a life of solitude in a cave.
Flying Spaghetti Monster
Yeah. So here’s some solid logic: If there’s an unidentified being causing all of creation, then why can’t it be pasta and beef with eyes? This makes perfect sense, no? No, this is particularly dumb. I realize that it was intended to be a sarcastic protest, but the logic doesn’t make a shred of sense and guess what; People have latched on to this thing, making it an internet meme. There’s a freakin’ FSM “church” online!
Nobody with a brain that believes in God, makes any claim that God is a tangible person or thing. (Huh huh, but theists don’t have brains!!) Even the Bible itself only gives a physical description of God as a spirit without form. I believe the Bible at some point describes God as light or a cloud, being unable to describe God as creative energy.
These people bother me the most. Not because they are mocking Christianity, but because they do it with a dumb idea that doesn’t even make logical sense. I guess SOME folks do it all in good fun, but others, I have to wonder about. Nothing wrong with poking fun at something, I do it all the time myself.
I guess should enjoy my life and stop worrying about God and what happens when I die. After all, when I die I won’t know anything anyway, right? According to these men, I shouldn’t hope that there’s something more- That we mean more- That we aren’t ultimately meaningless in the grand scheme of things. That we aren’t just here to reproduce and die, and our generations rinse and repeat.
That just maybe, this world is not all that we will ever get to experience. That maybe the miracle that we can even exist on this planet, in this universe is just a small hint of what we have in store. The very fact that we are able to thrive on a planet where ANYTHING can kill you at any moment is good enough for me to have faith in a creator. The very fact that we are given a gift of just enough protection from instant death and a chance to live a happy life on a volatile world is sufficient for me.
Maybe, just maybe, the fact that we are able to enjoy, love and participate in the beauty of all this universe is a small hint of a creator and not a random act of ‘nature’ that means nothing.
Anyways, like I said, I am not writing this to debate the existence of God. I don’t care what you believe.
In fact, my faith took me literally 20 years to develop and guess what? I started off agnostic towards God and a non-believer of Christ. I wasn’t even raised up in a Christian home. Nobody went to church; much of my family was a victim of the urban drug war of the 80s. So in other words, I don’t NEED God to feel validated. I accept God in my life, willingly, not because I was brainwashed into it.
I actually read, studied and learned.
Nothing that I write in a single column is going to sway anyone, so I don’t bother. How can I convey what took me years to realize in a single blog? Two blogs? Three? Not a chance in hell.
If you don’t believe in God, great. Nothing will happen to you. You won’t go to hell. The bible doesn’t even doom you to hell, despite what many religious leaders might tell you. I know you choose not to believe in hell either way, so it doesn’t matter, does it?
You expect to die, you expect to expire when your time is up and you pass away. That is EXACTLY what you’ll get. Everyone is happy. It’s a win-win for you. That’s exactly what the Bible says will happen. You will die and be dead, nothing more nothing less.
I however, expect to get a gift after my fleshly body is dead. A gift of eternal existence. My ‘soul’ will live on. My life-force, energy, chi, whatever you call it in your part of the world will live on. That’s the entire base of my faith that is so evil, according to neo-atheists.
A lot of your problems are, you have this image of God that isn’t true. The Bible doesn’t even describe God as a person, or a man sitting on a cloud. So why do you?
God is a creative force, or you can call that a ‘spirit’ if you like. There’s no real question that we came from something. There’s no argument that something had to design the way we look, think and feel. There is no question about this.
The problem is, science or so called science labels this with cute little phrases and titles.
‘Nature’s way” They say.
“Evolution’s Design” I laugh when I hear this.
“Life has a way” Hmm. I wonder how life does this?
“Life can adapt and evolve” Wow, I wonder how it magically does this?
I’m not saying evolution is wrong; I don’t have what it takes to even start that debate. What I’m saying is we came from somewhere. We came from something. We didn’t just fucking pop up out of the clear blue goo and start evolving from some bullcrap blob in a primordial soup overtime into what we are today without some direction, right?
We MUST have had direction. How is this not logical? Our very DNA shows, neigh PROVES a design of the way we look, act, think and feel. Our DNA PROVES we have a program at the very least. So science tells us that this design is ‘natural’ and somehow developed overtime with no sentient plan. Bullshit, I say.
Why can’t God be a simple creative force? Why does God have to be compared to stupid shit like a Spaghetti Monster or a fairy? Why do people make this simple shit so complicated?
Nobody really knows how we got here. Not one person. Not Dawkins, not Darwin, not any scientist in the world knows how we got here. Especially not me.
But I simply have faith that we were created with a plan by a being that is able to think with intelligence. We’re intelligent, do you really think this shit just appeared from nothing over time?
I damn sure don’t believe that this universe popped out of nothing.
I follow what Albert Einstein said about energy. It can’t be created or destroyed. What I believe to be God was always here, period. The creative force that painted the universe for whatever reasons was always here and there is no “beginning of time”.
What about all the other Gods all over the world? What about Buddha? What about Allah? What about Indian Gods, Greek Gods, and all the other some 4000 deities around the planet? Yeah, what about them? Doesn’t change one damn thing.
There’s no reason why we can’t be mostly, at least talking about the same creator. Different cultures see things in a vastly different way. Maybe an eight armed, blue elephant (which is a true belief) is just how they see things and nothing more? So what if they are wildly different views from on the other side of the ocean? That’s what makes sense to their culture and we don’t all have to understand things the same way. It would be a terribly boring world if we all tried to share the same thoughts.
I’m not here to debate all of this, just to throw a thought out there.
Done ranting, snub away.

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10 comments
Rancid on May 31, 2009 at 6:41 pm
I’m a lamp shade, so anything is possible.
Trifecta on June 2, 2009 at 4:29 am
Right on, I agree with 100% of what I read (up to the first picture, i will finish later lol)
I recently chose to boycott (refuse to support and encourage others to do so) the movie ‘The Golden Compass’ based on comments the author made in newspapers about wanting to kill God in the eyes of children. I joined a facebook group about it and recieved countless insults about it. At one point i took over as admin and started recieving threats because apparently the boycott movement was unfair and only christians boycott anything.
I dont have any problems with athiests, i dont have any problems with anyone who believes in anything.
I have a problem with athiests who bash christians and vice versa.
Trifecta on June 2, 2009 at 4:32 am
oh lol, btw
I have studied biology, if anyone wants to debate evolution with me, go ahead. I believe in God because I studied it
Kut on June 2, 2009 at 5:03 pm
You should share some of your thoughts via a link or something on evolution.
ICC on June 10, 2009 at 3:09 pm
I’ve been a ‘Traditional’ atheist for 20 years, and I came to that decision after a great deal of personal reflection.
I was raised Roman Catholic, in a large Irish-Canadian family. I attended a RC elementary school, went through the usual sacraments (first confession, first communion), and in the 8th grade, Confirmation.
Not, it’s the sacrament of Confirmation I really have a problem with. To me, there is something fundamentally wrong with asking a 13 or 14 year old child to stand up and declare that they are, by their own decision, Roman Catholic… or anything else for that matter.
When I was 16, I fell in love with physics. Science in general, but astrophysics and quantum physics above all else, and it was the discovery of these disciplines that made me come to realizations in my mind about the idea of any sort of ‘creator’ outside of natural cosmic forces.
Of course, I didn’t want to just shrug off years of family tradition, so in my early twenties, during a break from culinary school, I went on sort of a combined culinary/religious pilgrimage to the Mediterranean and the holy lands. I spent 6 months backpacking through Italy, Greece, Turkey and Egypt.
I learned a lot about food, but in some ways more importantly, I learned that in the 2000 years since the death of Jesus of Nazareth (an even as an atheist, I believe the man walked the Earth), that two very different sets of stories… an actual historical story largely based on the politics of the time, and a spiritual tale told by followers of a great figure both in an effort to elevate his achievements and the teller’s own position… have become so intermingles that it’s now impossible to separate the political history of a time and place from the spiritual myth that has been applied to it.
Again, these are simply the conclusions I came to, for myself.
The most important thing I learns, however, and I’ve tried to stick to it for years, is that everyone needs to come to their own belief and fine what satisfied them. For hundreds of years, religious figures have stood on their soapboxes and tried to convert the masses… telling us that we were ‘bad’ people for not believing what they believe, and even going so far, in all manners of ways, to try to eradicate any non-believers…
…so is it any surprise at all that some aethiests have now chosen to use the same verbal tactics, telling those with faith that they are simply ‘too stupid’ to see the way the universe really is?
Maybe not.
In the end, I’ve never ‘preached’ my beliefs to anyone. I think faith… whatever yours may be, be it religion or science… is an internal struggle we all have to deal with in our own way and time. I think if we all just gave everyone their own space and time to discover what it is they feel in their hears to be the truth, or to simply ignore the search for higher truth altogether if they choose, that the world would be a much better place for us all, no matter what we all choose to believe.
Kut on June 10, 2009 at 4:08 pm
Thanks for the reply, ICC. It was thoughtful and polite and oddly enough, I agree with much of what you say.
Religious beliefs, or lack thereof should very well be only considered after a degree of personal reflection.
After all, I started as a non-believer and only after years of study and personal insight, I only came to my current beliefs after a /spiritual awakening/, for lack of a better word.
Thanks again.
Karusune on June 12, 2009 at 8:30 am
I absolutely loved the article. While I myself am currently agnostic, not quite sure as to exactly what I believe in, I have a few friends that are atheists and not a single one of them is the way that this article mentions. At the same time, I have met some atheists who are complete and total jerks as far as their conduct and their trying to prove something when nothing needs to be proved.
I am all for anti-establishment when it comes down to something that doesn’t work, organized religion has so many problems in my eyes that it’s not even funny. I’m not about to bash a single religion though or start refuting another’s point of view on religion as that’s just wrong. In other words, neo-atheists are disheartened when someone insults them for their beliefs (or non-beliefs) while insulting others for their beliefs. In other words, they are hypocrites.
I know that individuals of different backgrounds and religions can be friends. I am friends with a strong Catholic, an Athiest, and even someone of strong Hindu decent. In all reality, it’s one thing to not agree with something that, in your eyes doesn’t work. It’s a completely different issue to fire back the same bullets that are being fired at you and to exhibit the same behavior that you hate. In other words, I would go as far as to say that the described individuals are becoming what they hate.
The Matrix Has You... on June 12, 2009 at 5:00 pm
Perhaps Christianity is such a target but the goal of most Christians is conversion. If the Christians would stop trying to convert those who don’t want to be converted, maybe they wouldn’t be attacked so often.
Free your mind.
Sephiroth du Lac on February 6, 2010 at 4:14 pm
As a child I was one of the generation of “Neo-atheists”. Not because I didn’t believe in the idea of a divine being or purpose but because I was bitter. I grew up in a christian home and had religion spoon fed to me. Forced to go to church every sunday. At my teenage years I dressed in “satanic” clothes, the goth look was undeveloped but was budding at the time. I became militant and belligerent to people with religious beliefs. In fact I spent a good deal studying the scriptures so that I could use contradictions to put people’s beliefs in question. I hated religion. I hated the church but you know what happened? I began to question why? Why did I really believe this way? It wasn’t because I didn’t believe in God, it was because I didn’t believe in the way christian kids treated me. I was ridiculed because of my clothing, my interests, the very things that made me, well me. So called christians treated me with contempt and I was blaming the whole of the church for what a sad few did. That was wrong so I began soul searching and after a long self journey I can say without a doubt I am a christian. I’m proud to be a christian and to say I believe. Faith is something that everyone should have. Because it gives us hope. I find that most people who are so militant are the same. They want to believe and in moments of struggle they even ask for help from the very people they claim to despise. There are no atheists in foxholes. Personally I know that a persons faith is ultimately up to them but my advice to everyone. Ask why you believe what you believe. It may surprise you what you find out. Thank you for letting me share my testimony.
Kut on February 6, 2010 at 11:32 pm
Thanks for sharing, Lac.
Your faith, I have come to learn should always come from your own spiritual awakening.
The more I read with an open mind, the more the Christian Bible is the only thing that makes sense of the world around me.
Keep fighting for the truth.