I stumbled upon his morning. Ugh, I hate getting up so early. My mom’s going to take me to the optomistrists — I gotta get contacts.
It kinda looks like she’s levitating, so I dunno, maybe she’s Jesus or something. It’s probably Photoshopped: there are no shadows of her or the sign. And I don’t eat red meat. A lot of people would probably would reject Christ just for the bacon, though: bacon actually exists — you can eat it. Can’t say the same about God: can’t eat him.
Actually, the best argument for atheism is the absolute lack of evidence for the existence of any god. There are many other reasons, as well.
One commenter, Grant, under the image said:
Haha that is hilarious! I think it’s soooo witty when athiests are openly rude to people who believe something different than them. And I especially like it when they indoctrinate and pressure their kids into acting rude too, just like the Christians they complain about. That is so f-ing awesome! Way to go athiests! YOU WIN!!! You’re so much smarter than Christians!!! Yay… freakin idiots
I’m not even sure how this commenter got this info from this image (perhaps they think bacon is evil?), but it’s ironic how rude they’re being when accusing atheists of being so rude. Well, I would hope the no one was rude to anyone, but some people — atheism or believers — can be rude. In general, I think most people would find that most atheist are quite nice people and are accepting of others — but critical and skeptical — of any religion person primarily because of the base-less and evident-less beliefs they have and claims they make. We know there are reasons that you have your beliefs, whether you mother or father believed it and you learned from them, or you have an emotional attachment perhaps, or whatever the reason may be. But atheists aren’t out to get believers — we attack their beliefs and try not to attack their beliefs personally (just like any proper debater regardless of the debated issue should do). It’s quite common for some believers to preach to others, teach it their children, go door to door and sell Bibles and stuff, try to get their believes taught into schools, etc., so I don’t know how this commenter has the nerve. It’s quite ironic. Reminds me of song by Alanis Morisette’s song.
Another person, Sean, said:
That proves Canadians are athiests…
It’s not nice to talk aboot Canadians like that, eh. Canadians are actually almost identical to Americans in just about every way. Except Newfoundlanders, and some others — they have funny accents. And we don’t try to fight everyone, like Americans do. (See, it’s not nice to stereotype is it? Sorry any American readers.)