Lonewolf Diaries: Why Atheism is a “Mental Handicap”
by Steven CrowderNotice how I avoided using the word “Retarded?” I’ve seen that many conservatives have developed a sudden hyper-sensitivity for the disabled this week, so I’ve opted to tread lightly.
The truth is that atheism is literally a “retarded” philosophy in the sense that it is very “late to the table” in its thinking. Atheists will tell you that religion impedes the progress of man. To that I say “Poppycock!”, and that atheism has no place in a civilized society. Think I’m wrong? Let me know, amigos.
…Yes, I used the word “poppycock,” and no I don’t wear a monocle.
The biggest problem with atheism is that it’s a philosophy which, at its very core, diminishes the value of life. If we were simply spawned from a puddle of gook, human life has no intrinsic value. Human worth is ultimately left up to societal circumstances, and that’s never a good thing… Especially if said society is Hollywood.
Ah, Hollywood. It is a silly place. It’s also the largest gathering of practicing atheists around. Whether these folks claim to believe in “God” or not, their religion is hedonism with their ultimate nirvana being self-pleasure. They hold themselves accountable to no one. Not to their spouses (as displayed by the divorce rate), not to themselves (as displayed by the constant substance abuse and self-destructive behavior) and certainly not to God.
I don’t care how many times you thank “the spirit in the sky” at an awards ceremony; if you’re living your life answerable to nobody, you’re an atheist.
Hollywood also follows lockstep with atheism in being an elitist group that believes it holds “all the answers.” To be an atheist, is to say that there is nothing that can’t be explained by current science. “We MUST know that God is an impossibility… Because we know everything.” Is it illogical? Of course. There are holes in the religion of atheism more cavernous than Julia Roberts cakehole, folks. But who really cares? Since when has Hollywood given a damn about logic? Just like atheists, as far as Hollywood is concerned; “As long as your worldview doesn’t affect my ability to do what I want, when I want, regardless of cause and effect… We’re good, compadre!”
Atheism of course works well with Hollywood liberalism from a social standpoint. Morally speaking, when human life is deemed to serve no greater purpose, topics such as abortion and embryonic stem cell research become non-issues. These outlooks always sit well with the Hollywood folk who would love nothing more than to live their lives consequence free, with the absence of any finger-pointing judgment.
Atheists out there, am I wrong? I can’t say that I fully grasp your thought process, so feel free to slap me around here.
I’m not saying that there aren’t some decent atheists out there, so don’t get me wrong. I am saying however, that when you employ a philosophy which forces you to become a product of your environment, you better be damn sure that it’s the right environment… And if you look around to find that Sean Penn is an integral part of your surroundings, you can bet that you’re on the wrong track.





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“If we were simply spawned from a puddle of gook, human life has no intrinsic value”
Exactly. Look back at history, all the worst massacres and pogroms are committed in the name of atheism.
Oh, wait……
Almost every sentence in this entry is misinformed. Get yourself a dictionary, look up the entry for “atheism” and then see if you can’t rewrite this to be more accurate. While you’re at it, you might want to read through the entries at http://www.nizkor.org/features/fallacies/ and make sure that these embarrassing logical mistakes don’t appear in your future writings.
Good luck.
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Busses in the UK ran an atheist-sponsored advert worded
something like this: “There is probably no God. So relax and enjoy life.”
A possible rejoinder might be:
“An atheist believes that if he can defraud you
for personal gain and get away with it, then
nothing really bad happens in the end.”
Atheism, to begin with, is an absurdity. Unless you redefine the term to fit your own preference (not a big leap for a non-theist seeing that everything is necessarily relative anyway) the term Atheist means literally “No God”. If the non-theist says, “I don’t believe there is a God”, or “I don’t like your God”, then that’s OK–God is not nervous. If the Atheist says, “There IS no God”, then he is truly speaking in ignorance. Unless he has comprehensive knowledge of everything in the universe, including all possible dimensions, then it is plainly ignorant, without logic, reason and rationality to categorically declare there is no God (We could say He might be hiding on the dark side of the moon or off in another Galaxy, if we want to get really flippant about the possible existence and location of God).
Agnosticism on the other hand just says, the person is “without knowledge”. If you don’t have knowledge of something then you’re ignorant about it–Not a bad statement about an agnostic. Evidence, of course, only produces probability so the overwhelming evidence for God is thrown out by the non-theist because it doesn’t fit his worldview and presuppositions. The definitive proof for the existence of God is presuppositional. Stated simply it says this. It is impossible for God NOT to exist. And if it’s impossible for God NOT to exist, then God MUST exist. God bless.
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