more fucked up not to believe in anything at all than to believe in any organized religion.
Who ever said that "atheists don't believe in organized religion?" Organized religions obviously exist, so do human traditions and their literature. But none of those provide evidence of the supernatural or for the actual existence of their imaginary beings. In fact, that there are many religions and sects is a good argument for the lack of divine guidance, that it's human enterprises.
Look at what you said, you obviously are a subject to brainwashing techniques and that is why I pity you. You think because 2000 years ago we "as in humans" "a creation in God" thaught the earth was flat it gives us justification that there is no such thing in God. I mean what the hell? That is a totally ubsurd comment.
How would the fact that ancient humans knew less about the natural world than we do today, thanks to the development of science and its discoveries, would be "brainwashing techniques"?
Do you want to know what atheism really is, what it consists of? Let me tell you since you obviously are full of bull shit yourself as well as the rest of your little atheism nation that consists of numbers far below of any religion or beliefs in the world.
Rather condescending, isn't it. Someone obviously ignorant about the world and about atheism, gets to dictate what atheism should be? You said that you read about atheism, but I already have reasons to doubt that you really did.
Ok atheism is no more than a made up belief of a conjuring anger towards the ramification of the world and what it has come to be.
It's fundamentalists that I constantly see whine about the world and what it has come to. Therefore this is projection. The lack of belief in deities is a made up belief? That also sounds like the belief in imaginary beings. It also suggests that if you ever read the arguments, which is possible, you're unable to reason and understand. Either your attitude was closed, or like here, you were on the defensive, resorting to parroting and attacks.
You as in "atheists" want to believe that, wait hold on I am waisting my time to a person who will never change because he or she is a stupid dumb ass, I forgot ignorance is bliss and so are your beliefs.
This is called an ad-hominem attack. No argument was assessed or addressed here. This is intellectually empty.
I want try to help you in fact I want to watch your flesh burn right off your body, so forget what I said and enjoy Armageddon because it is coming soon, and hopefully when the world is turning inside and out I will get to see your corpse and laugh. So, enjoy.
I suppose that this is more evidence for my above impression, the need to impose, not understand. That's not reasoning, it's a sadistic threat. What would Jesus do? If that's what your cult made out of you, an elitist hateful person, who was deceived and fell into fatalism and constant fear about the end of the world, manipulated to be isolated from the rest of society for exploitation, I know that it's unhealthy, it happened to me when young. But the Christian cult I was raised into didn't believe in hell for the unworthy, only eternal death. It seems to me that they were a little less hateful, but it was still a toxic judgmental environment with injustice. I'm out of it and it's for the better.
Lastly, Jesus' disciples were expecting the end in their lifetime (remember about "this generation", Matthew 23:36)? So, in your particular cult, what are the endless justifications pretending that the generation is still not over? Did the doctrine change often about it? It did for the Jehovah's Witnesses. And we're still here, and there's still no evidence that YHWH exists more than Asherah or Zeus or Enki, Ea, etc. If you really want to study it honestly, the human origin and development of the Bible are rather well understood today.