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In reply to the discussion: League of Militant Atheists - A Favorite Strawman of Many [View all]humblebum
(5,881 posts)26. That's what I thought. nt
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Antireligious propaganda combined with state power has all the charm of the Inquisition.
AlbertCat
May 2012
#66
Those were not my words. You are dealing in partial truths to obscure facts.nt
humblebum
May 2012
#12
Doubt very seriously if his approach is biased if he utilizes as many sources
humblebum
May 2012
#16
You just can't handle those whose thinking is broader than yours, can you? nt
humblebum
May 2012
#23
This is the whole lesson of all that history. The church was in bed with the Czar for centuries.
dimbear
May 2012
#33
Well then, even if we accept your wacky-ass premise, you have ONE mass killing, and no war.
darkstar3
May 2012
#45
No different than your "wacky-ass" denial. I suppose if you consider the Revolutions and civil wars
humblebum
May 2012
#46
most wars or mass killings were in fact not carried out in the name of religion,
AlbertCat
May 2012
#68
"Which you cannot document?" If you say so, but definitely rises to much more than mere coincidence.
humblebum
May 2012
#63
About as many similarities as there are between The World Church of the Creator and the NAACP.
eqfan592
May 2012
#74
Yes of course. Sorta like how an apple and a cucumber are similar but not even remotely the same,
humblebum
May 2012
#78
You yourself said that you thought atheists were a subset of Marxist-Leninist communists.
eqfan592
May 2012
#38
Those last five words? You might want to explain them to your one-man cheer squad.
darkstar3
May 2012
#44
"Communism was not required. Becoming an atheist was." Yep. and I'll stand by that. nt
humblebum
May 2012
#47
"Not all communists are atheists" Yep. "Becoming an atheist was {required}" Yep.
humblebum
May 2012
#57