Faith, Charity, and the Atheist
Posted: March 21, 2010.
Print: American Thinker
excerpt:
Real charity instead is anchored on the injunction furnished by the millennia-tested Judeo-Christian tradition, which affirms that every benevolent act towards a fellow human being in need is a direct offering towards our creator…
In contrast, Atheists tends to view suffering as an evil to be avoided, for some even at the cost of removing those whose suffering is deemed less consequential and yet are the most vulnerable, such as the terminally ill and the unborn. Ironically, this is a supreme evil perpetrated in the name of what is really a hollow form of compassion.








Nuts. Paranoia schizophrenia. Believes in invisible wizards, thinks that somebody who is not believing in invisible wizards is stupid and evil. They should rename the site. Thinking is something different than spitting out dogma’s and calling people horrendous names..
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