The Top 10 Ways to Avoid Becoming An Atheist
June 20, 2015
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" The Top 10 Ways to Avoid Becoming An Atheist
June 20, 2015
10. Don't go to college. Book learnin' is for sinners.
9. If you do go to college, don't take an Introduction to Philosophy course. "I Kant believe you are asking me to prove the existence of my God."
8. If you do stumble and are the least bit skeptical at all, find yourself a good Bible believing church and get back to associating only with like-minded Christians right away. It may seem like an intellectually dishonest and insecure thing to do at first, but... yeah. You know what? It totally is.
7. Remember, God knows all and sees all, so if you have even the slightest doubt about your faith, he will find out and you'll burn for it. Which is kinda creepy, sadistic, and unnecessarily intrusive if you think about it. Sort of reminds me of Big Brother in George Orwell's 1984.
6. Always remember that the only reason people become atheists is because they want to sin. I mean it's not like when you become a Christian, you are automatically promised a reward up front for being credulous when you pray the salvation prayer and as a result are basically given carte blanche to do whatever you please because you will be forgiven for nearly anything and everything including (but not limited to) murder, rape, and theft. Because that'd be just crazy.
5. Don't believe the lies of "evilution." If we came from monkeys, why are there still monkeys? Am I right? Am I right? Checkmate, atheists.
4. Avoid the internet because the internet is where religion goes to die.
3. Never read the Bible in its entirety. You've successfully managed to avoid all the screwed up verses by cherry picking in Sunday school. Why start now?
2. Stay away from people who encourage you to "think for yourself."Judas thought for himself and he ended up getting Jesus killed. Well, technically, Jesus was meant to die for your sins and if Judas hadn't led the Romans to Jesus, prophecy wouldn't have been fulfilled and then God couldn't forgive you and we'd all still be sacrificing goats when we did something bad, but it's best not to think about that. Never mind, I said.
Actually, I was so brainwashed I was unafraid to seek the "truth". I was convinced that it would all lead back to God so there was nothing to fear no matter what I was told. I had to "faith" that others did not have to explore things outside my faith, I knew God would show me what was real and not real.
When I did explore the truth, I actually found that one passage from the Bible was true. "The truth shall set you free."
It certainly did, from religion.