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15114166 No.15114166 [Reply] [Original]

any books about religion being retarded?

>> No.15114181

the Bible

>> No.15114243

>>15114166
go back

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15114259

Projecting much?

>> No.15114273

>>15114259
I don't think you know what that word means.

>> No.15114276

>>15114273
Of course he doesn't. /lit/ doesn't read.

>> No.15114279

>>15114273
What does that word mean, then?

>> No.15114313

>>15114166
Not a book but r/atheism is exactly what you're looking for.

>> No.15114379

>he thinks god is bound to human conception of goodness and evil
>he doesn’t accept god is the sole creator of both
>he thinks god is bound to human conceptions of logic and categories and ideas

Loving Every Laugh

>> No.15114392

>>15114379
>dude u can’t know nuffin lmao
the absolute state

>> No.15114480

>>15114379
>dude chaos lmao
>like god is incomprehensible bro
>u don't get it because of ur tiny monkey brain LOL

>> No.15114754

>>15114166
I know they're pleb tier, but the only two I read were:

>God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything - Christopher Hitchens
>The God Delusion - Richard Dawkins

Those were both pretty enjoyable. Also, Richard Dawkin's "Greatest Show on Earth" was really good, but it's basically a biology book on all of the concrete evidence for evolution with a little bit of anti-religious views peppered in.

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>>15114166
But anon, evil does not exist.

>> No.15115784

>Coming to 4chan to seek confirmation of what you already believe

good luck pal

>> No.15115876

>>15114379
This gap in basic theological understanding I find to be the most common error in your average midwits thinking.
They think they're entitled to an explicit explanation of the motivations and reasoning of an entity which created the universe. They're willing to accept He can do this, and all the other miraculous acts, but then think He owes them at exact reason why He's arranged things the way He has.
Who are we to ask?