Yes, I do in fact suppose that the atheists believe my God exists, and simply ignore Him. Thus, that the person is an atheist is your premise, not mine. If atheists by definition do not believe that God exists, then I am asserting that atheists are not what they think they are. You have defined yourself, but you are incorrect in your definition.
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"Yes, I do in fact suppose that the atheists believe my God exists, and simply ignore Him."
But Eric, you're a sea-anemone, your opinions don't matter. Now I know you don't think you are a sea-anemone, but I can assure you that you are wrong.
Atheist:Don't believe in any God(s)
What is so hard about that? It's never meant anything else.
If it was the million dollar question "Does an Atheist believe in God?" you would say "no" then.
Fundy word redefinition entry:
Atheist (noun)
I don't know why atheists are so thin-skinned about their lack of beliefs. If someone were to tell me that I really don't believe in God, but just pretend to, I might assert that they are wrong. But it just wouldn't be that offensive to me.
If it bothers you that much, you really should try agnosticism. I've heard it's a lot more relaxed kind of existence.
My favorite fundie tactic. Not liking the definition of a word as you apply it to yourself, they change it and then assert that the redefined word still applies to you.
Silly fundies can think whatever they want about my beliefs. It only bothers me when they try to turn it into public policy.
“Yes, I do in fact suppose that the atheists believe my God exists, and simply ignore Him.”
“Thus, that the person is an atheist is your premise, not mine.”
“If atheists by definition do not believe that God exists, then I am asserting that atheists are not what they think they are.”
“You have defined yourself, but you are incorrect in your definition.”
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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