AdrenaLynn

Apparently, I have a whole bunch of "cronies" on this website, and all we do is go around bashing questions. Just wondering who exactly these "cronies" are and which questions we're bashing. Is giving an honest opinion now considered "bashing" the question?

Atheists aren't the ones making claims about miracles and supernatural beings. As has been stated countless times, you cannot prove a negative. The burden of proof falls on theists. It seems like theists (mostly Christian) can't grasp this simple concept. The Bible does not count as evidence, and no, looking around me will not prove the existence of any deity. Atheists are not "ignoring the evidence," either. So, theists, why do so many of you ask atheists to prove that there is no god? Christians, can you prove that Odin doesn't exist? What about Krishna? Zeus? Again, the Bible is not evidence.

If I don't agree with their particular religion, they automatically assume I'm an atheist. They do this to other people, too. Why?

It clearly says "King James Version." Obviously, no Bible is true, but it amazes me that someone can say the King James Version is their gods word. Do they consider King James a god?

This case seems to have been causing quite a bit of controversy, and I was wondering what people who live outside of the Pittsburgh area think.

http://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2013/08/09/police-a...