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[Christopher Hitchens diagnosed with esophageal cancer]

Mr Mannn prediction (and you know what that is worth...)

I think that if he does not repent, he will become even more bitter towards God: revealing the truth about atheists. Atheism is less unbelief and more rebellion against God.

With nothing to look forward to other than oblivion or hell, he will find a way to blame God. Thus Hitchens will become the very hypocrite that he accuses us of being. He'll believe enough in God to blame Him, but not enough to set things right. Rebellious to the end.

Sad. All his anger, his brilliance, his genius will avail him naught when he stands before God. You would think an atheist would focus on other matters when facing the ultimate journey, but I predict otherwise with this one.

Professing to be wise they became as fools.

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old comment by Nicholae Carpathia

WE DON'T WORK THAT WAY!

Yes, you'd think an atheist would think about other things than gods when anticipating death, important things they'll never have another chance to do, although some do slide into brainwashing patterns out of fear and disappointment, but if they blame God actively then...they believe in God. And aren't atheists. It's kind of a definition thing.

I don't merely refuse him my oath based on his terrible personality and my judgment that I have the right to give my devotion only to those who deserve it, I actually don't think he is a thing. He is ridiculous as posited and any less ridiculous reduction has even less to show for itself than the textual absurdities. So...really. I reject your reality.

old comment by PAnz

"Mr Mannn prediction (and you know what that is worth...) "

So far, absolutely nothing

"I think that if he does not repent, he will become even more bitter towards God: revealing the truth about atheists. Atheism is less unbelief and more rebellion against God. "

And we drag the tired old horse out of the barn to get another lap in

"With nothing to look forward to other than oblivion or hell, he will find a way to blame God. Thus Hitchens will become the very hypocrite that he accuses us of being. He'll believe enough in God to blame Him, but not enough to set things right. Rebellious to the end. "

Since according to your own book God set us up to fail from the start and creates people already knowing they'll fail, yes, I would blame him if i believed he existed

"Sad. All his anger, his brilliance, his genius will avail him naught when he stands before God. You would think an atheist would focus on other matters when facing the ultimate journey, but I predict otherwise with this one. "

Yeah, I'm sorry we don't all sit on a forum bitching about how everything is a sign of the end times and that everyone but our precious little clique are evil sinners damned to hell

"Professing to be wise they became as fools. "

Oh shiny shiny mirror

old comment by Pule Thamex

Smugly thinking themselves special they become conceited and destructive.

The aspiring flier knows in his heart that ultimately he is to be eternally grounded.

The blinkered eyes of the deceived fool are proof against the penetrating glare of reality.

The base of heart will find that the base dogmas of the base spirits do perfectly fit the times.

The voice in the head sings louder than the massed choirs of humanity.

Reality's shining orb illuminates the world too well for those who prefer to dwell in darkness.

Life's vigorous breath becomes drier with the passage of time until it be mere dust that scatters in the breeze. Tis then that ye may fly, as ye are wind borne.

A plain word plainly spoken often hides a subtler and less common meaning often expressed by those versed in deception, such that their tongues, though they wag with seeming direction, doth convey the chaotic rambling of the sick-minded oaf.

old comment by dionysus

Okay, since you seem to be pig ignorant about atheism and various other concepts let me provide a short little lesson:

*atheism- The lack of belief in gods; if someone believes in gods, even secretly, they're not atheists.

*dystheism- The belief in an evil god. This is a THEISTIC viewpoint and completely incompatible with atheism.

*misotheism- The hatred of god/s. No, not the hatred of the concept of gods but rather the actual hatred of gods. This is also a theistic perspective.

*anti-theism- The opposition to theism as in an opposition to religious beliefs not an opposition to gods themselves.

Note how despite your conflation of these concepts they all have distinct definitions and how two of them are incompatible with atheism.

old comment by breakerslion

"Atheism is less unbelief and more rebellion against God. "

Yeah, keep telling your mindless thralls that. For extra effectiveness, throw in, "Sleeep! Sleeeeeep!" at the end.

The problem with you fatuous assholes is that you mistake your inner dialogue for the voice of God, and your narcissistic ego does the rest. Those atheists in rebellion, myself included, are not rebelling against your fictional superman. We rebel against the insane egomaniacs that use this sock puppet to bullshit the gullible out of their money and control their lives. Religion is a hierarchy that promotes a form of serfdom, and in extreme cases expends the lives of its victims to further political ideals. You cheapen life and make people miserable with false morality and false promises. Your charity comes at a price, and with sticky fingers. That's what we can't fucking stand about you. Are we clear on this now?

Professing to be wise, they proceeded to shovel bullshit.

old comment by emau99

Atheism is less unbelief and more rebellion against God.

Yes, in much the same way you rebel against Voltron, Defender of the Universe (tm). (I'm talking about the one true Voltron--the lion one, not that heathen vehicle one.)

With nothing to look forward to other than oblivion or hell, he will find a way to blame God.

You know this how, exactly? Did you see Hitchens on AC360? Did you read the piece he wrote in Vanity Fair? The man has handled himself with far more composure than most.

He'll believe enough in God to blame Him, but not enough to set things right. Rebellious to the end.

You know this how, exactly? Do you read minds? On second thought, don't answer that.

You would think an atheist would focus on other matters when facing the ultimate journey, but I predict otherwise with this one.

Dude...do you even know what atheism is?

Professing to be wise they became as fools.

Listen up, little man. You have exactly zero room to talk on the issue of intelligence.

Like so many of your ilk, you're powerless in the face of Hitchens' ideas--hell, you probably don't even have the courage to face them--so much so that you've resorted to fantasizing about him getting his comeuppance after he's passed on. You're sitting at your PC fapping about the almighty tearing him down because it's something you could never, ever, hope to do in this life.

Hitchens is in the hospital facing a mortal illness. What are you doing about it?Are you offering him help or support? Definitely not. Are you praying for him? Apparently not. Are you so much as wishing him well? No.

Instead, you're using his misfortune as an opportunity to assassinate his character and malign his intelligence.

Hitchens has passed excrement with more intelligence and integrity than you, MrMann.

old comment by Anon-e-moose

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Professional cyclist Lance Armstrong. Diagnosed with cancer. Given by doctors at best, a 40% chance of survival, despite having surgery & chemotherapy.

But with grit, determination born of sheer bloodymindedness, guts and balls (no pun intended), he beat it. He went on to win seven Tour De Frances. He's an Atheist.

What can be concluded from this? (check one):

[ ] Lance Armstrong - 1 , God - 0. Therefore he's superior to God. When has God ever won a Maillot Jaune in a Tour De France? Oh yes, that's right - never. Thus further proof Lance is superior to God*.

[ ] God doesn't exist. And even though shit happens, people overcome adversity. Lance Armstrong proves this.

Choose wisely, Mr(Wo)Mannn.

I love the smell of destroyed arguments in the morning. Smells like... victory.

*- And when has God ever won a gold medal in cycling at an Olympics? That's right: never. Ergo, Chris Boardman and Sir Chris Hoy are superior to God. QED. But then, I, everyone else here at FSTDT (and the world as a whole) - even you Mr(Wo)Mannn (unfortunately) can do one extremely simple thing your so-called 'God' can't: exist.

So what has Christopher Hitchens really got to be afraid of? Not even death, it seems:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Hitchens#Cancer

'In August 2010, Christopher Hitchens discussed his recent cancer diagnosis with Anderson Cooper on CNN. He was diagnosed with esophageal cancer during his book tour for Hitch 22 and first made the announcement in Vanity Fair magazine. He told Cooper that the long term prognosis is far from positive for individuals diagnosed with esophageal cancer, and that when you use cigarettes and alcohol, which he has used, occasionally heavily, you "make yourself a candidate" for cancer.'

And when a person isn't afraid of death itself, they're afraid of nothing.

That's precisely why you fundies delude yourselves, via the nice safe security blankie you call 'faith'. Because the reality that you'll end up cold & rotting in a box - just like every human being does - after brain death, from hypoxia sets in, is what truly terrifies you fundies: complete oblivion. No comforting 'Heaven' to go to after you die. And not even a 'Hell', neither. Now who has the last laugh?

Just prove that not just the 'soul', but a 'Heaven', 'Hell', and even a 'God' exists, as we Atheists acknowledge they don't.

Just prove us wrong, Mr(Wo)Mannn. To the satisfaction of we Atheists. And you know what that means: hard, solid, physical evidence that such exists. Also that the so-called '(C)Rapture' will happen, again, to the satisfaction of we Atheists. You know what happens when you can't...!

>:D

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