Name: | Elena |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | Always_smile_5@hotmail.com |
Comments: | I have been raised in a strong
Christian home. When I was little, I believed in god cause my parents
believed in him. Like some kids believe in Santa Claus their parents tell
them he exists. When I was 4yrs old I supposedly "became a Christian". I now
know that I was to young to really understand it all. As I got older, I went
to church with my family and stuff. For a while, god seemed quite real.
However, by the time I was 12 or so, my "faith" was weakening. I started
realizing it was more of a blind faith and unrealistic. I'll admit, I didn't
want to lose my "faith", even if it was blind. I prayed that god would
somehow help, but it's obvious that he didn't. If there was a god and he
didn't care enough to help me keep my faith in him, why should I? Anyway,
I'm different from most kids my age, at least the ones at my school. I like
to think. I also like to read, write, and be alone. Most of the kids my age
around here just accept what they are told without question. September 27, 2002 21:06:45 (GMT Time) |
Name: | just me |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | |
Comments: | You have an awesome website. I
look forward to further exploring it. September 27, 2002 02:22:12 (GMT Time |
Name: | Sean |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | seanaj68@hotmail.com |
Comments: | Your web page is my bible when I
need comfort. I live a very religious country (Bahamas) and anybody who does
not believe in God is look at as ignorant. Go figure. I love your web site.
Keep up the good work. September 26, 2002 15:39:35 (GMT Time) |
Name: | Kain |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | evilthunderprince@hotmail.com |
Comments: | Mr. Miller, I have found your
site most entertaining. There are a ton of questions I would like to ask
you, sort of pick your brain for a time. I do not feel that this will be
easily acomplished due to the fact that every time I have tried to e-mail
you direct I just get a bunch of spam crap. Not sure what the hell that
means, but it is not the first time that it has happened. If you would
please, contact me at the above address. I am sure that we both have a lot
to learn from each other. September 18, 2002 00:11:43 (GMT Time) |
Name: | Mike |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | |
Comments: | There was an admission put
forward by one of the official biographers of the Rothschilds ( Marcus Eli
Ravage) that the Sanhedrin invented Jesus Christ and Christianity to destroy
the Roman Empire to get their revenge against the Romans for destroying
Jerusalem in 70(??) A.D. Maybe Christianity is being used to destroy our
"Western" Culture of today !!!!! As Friedrich Nitze said over 100 years ago:
"Christianity made all that was beautiful ugly" !!!! September 5, 2002 22:26:32 (GMT Time) |
Name: | C. McFadden |
Homepage: | |
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Comments: | I've enjoyed my visit,
especially your debunking of that manual of misery, cruelty and bigotry, the
Bible. Good job. August 20, 2002 11:37:54 (GMT Time) |
Name: | Jason |
Homepage: | |
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Comments: | I'm glad you made this site. My
greatest wish is that society would be enlightened and free itself from the
constraints of arrogant and closed minded religions. How can one religion of
thousands be right. The truth is that it is all myths designed by people who
were afraid to die, and were not intelligent enough to explain the world
around them. The stories of the bible are so ridiculous that it saddens me
that anyone believes them. I just hope society will educate itself of the
truth. July 11, 2002 07:42:07 (GMT Time) |
Name: | Kabu |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | calvinballstar@aol.com |
Comments: | I had a similar experience to
your loss of faith, it happened quicker though, earlier in my life. I was
raised catholic, parents catholic grandparents catholic, went to church and
Sunday school. The whole bid. After a while living in Mass we moved to New
Hampshire and we stopped going to church. My dad lost his faith (long story)
and opened a tattoo shop because apparently that's all he is capable of
doing, all other jobs he had he had failed at, even at being a good husband.
My parents divorced and we still lived in Nashua. Never having read the
bible once and realizing that all of the "avid" Christians I knew had never
read the bible once, I realized that Christianity was not all it was cracked
up to be. Searching for new answers and a new religion I turned to Wicca.
Its funny though looking back, all those silly posers have no idea what the
hell they're talking about. I was like that too. I then realized all the
problems with that shit and started researching philosophy and o June 21, 2002 19:56:45 (GMT Time) |
Name: | JOSEPH |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | JASHLEY@MAR.MED.NAVY.MIL |
Comments: | GOD SAYS THE WORD IS FOOLISHNESS
TO THEM THAT PERISH AND IT ALSO SAYS THE WAY OF MAN IS RIGHT IN HIS OWN EYES
BUT SOON THEREAFTER IS DEATH. SURELY I'LL KEEP YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS IN
PRAYER. GOD BLESS!! -JOE- May 19, 2002 13:24:10 (GMT Time) |
Name: | Jack |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | Jack0Baker@aol.com |
Comments: | Good site. You should check out
www.ffrf.org And maybe even put a link to it on your website."Faith is
believing what you know ain't so" Mark Twain May 11, 2002 05:45:00 (GMT Time) |
Name: | Laura Love |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | blugrll69@yahoo.com |
Comments: | I am a true believer in The Big
Guy, and Jesus. Does that mean I cannot be wrong? NO!! I have no evidence..I
only have faith. I know there is some greater thing out there, and that
there is a greater plan..too many things are lined up in history and things
( not so much prophesies, but patterns) I have attended the deaths of a
thousand souls ( used to work for Hospice) and there is too much that goes
on during this process for me to deny the existence of the Greater Creator
:) nonetheless, i like your website. I welcome my faith to be challenged,
but because it is FAITH, there is no proof for me. It is that mighty LEAP.
Oh, boy is it! take care! LL May 9, 2002 19:22:07 (GMT Time) |
Name: | Fred Snyder |
Homepage: | |
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Comments: | We share many views. I was
raised in the Disciples of Christ church, and, like you, believed what I was
told. As a college freshman (1929-30), I was chatting with some
upperclassmen, and asked them what church they attended. The answer was, "We
don't; we're atheists." I was a bit taken aback, but figured I could
convince them of the error of their ways. After three difficult days, I
realized that there was no support for my beliefs, and I have been a
non-theist for the last 73 years. I, too, love astronomy; I plan to be
reincarnated as a cosmologist. I'm a born-again skeptic with respect to all
the things you list. (Actually, my training was as a biochemist: Ph.D.,
Purdue, 1937.) Keep up the good fight. May 9, 2002 03:26:16 (GMT Time) |
Name: | tegid |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | teg_albion@yahoo.com |
Comments: | One other thought....most people
don't like to hear their faith may be "wrong" because they are afraid that
the seeds of doubt will cause them to lose their faith. I think if someone
truly believes in something, they SHOULD challenge it. To know something
exists, you have to have proof of otherwise. peace out! May 7, 2002 14:30:08 (GMT Time) |
Name: | tegid |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | teg_albion@yahoo.com |
Comments: | remember..."People who want to
share their religious views with you almost never want you to share yours
with them". Great arguments. You have a great sense of humor too! thanks. May 7, 2002 14:22:09 (GMT Time) |
Name: | Steven |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | stevenscott@glasgow-ky.com |
Comments: | hey, great site!!! i really
enjoyed being here. being an atheist, i am getting really fucking sick of
religion and think it's time that some of these people need to pull their
head out of their ass and start realizing the truth as well as start
thinking for themselves. May 6, 2002 23:46:26 (GMT Time) |
Name: | Jim |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | Reverend Dogger@aol.com |
Comments: | I grew up in a Christian home. I
was sent to a Christian parochial school from kindergarten to 10th grade.
The real burn in hell, fire and brimstone Missouri synod type. We we're
taught the bible was the infallible word of god and you didn't ask to many
questions. But as I grew older, and wiser I for the first time started
reading the bible objectively, not subjectively. Not just the sound-bites
the minister reads to you in the gospel and the epistle. Well to make a long
story short I saw the contradictions and the absurdities and soon came to
realize that my parents and the teachers and ministers we're all full of
shit. I've been an Atheist/Skeptic for many years now and I cannot imagine
giving up the delicious freedom of Atheism/Skepticism for anything.
Sincerely Jim in Minnesota. April 25, 2002 06:16:22 (GMT Time) |
Name: | DAVID PORTER |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | dcporteruk@yahoo.com |
Comments: | well done keep it up! very
clever arguments. April 13, 2002 02:00:15 (GMT Time) |
Name: | Jeckos Monkey |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | satan@antichrist.zzn.com |
Comments: | Good job so far. The main good
of it all is that at least you became wise and thought for yourself. For
more interesting information let me suggest the catholic encyclopedia at
:http://www.newadvent.org/cathen Look up gospel, as well as council of
Nicaea... you will find out some interesting things, about how the bible was
written well after the supposed fact and that the council had to decide on
when the birth and resurrection of Christ supposedly happened. Let me refer
something else odd: Isaiah 14:12 and Rev 22:16; another gen 18:20-21; Jer
18:8; and the last contradiction I will give you is - 2 kings 14:6, Ezekiel
18:20 contradicts Exodus 20:5, Exodus 34:7, Jer 6:11 You might find these as
crazy as I did LOL. Anyway, damn good job, and thanks for trying to get the
truth about Christianity out there April 7, 2002 16:23:54 (GMT Time) |
Name: | Jim Treece |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | jtreece42@aol.com |
Comments: | This is the short version. I was
raised Baptist, with hellfire and brimstone messages everywhere I turned.
Naturally I wanted to be saved from going to hell, besides all my friends
were getting saved, so I did too. I was 8 I think. My life was no better,
but I tried getting saved 2 or 3 more times over the next 20 years thinking
I had gotten it wrong the first time. During this time I somehow became an
alcoholic. Long story short; I got into AA at age 32. I made lots of friends
who weren't December 23, 2001 13:15:00 (GMT Time) |
Name: | Olivia |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | |
Comments: | When I was eight years old my
parents told me Santa Claus did not really exist. My response was, so that
means God does not exist either. They were the same to me. Things people
told me were true but did not seem realistic. December 23, 2001 09:00:22 (GMT Time) |
Name: | Maran Moseley |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | maran@ozemail.com.au |
Comments: | I should have read much more of
your site before I replied, but I promise I will read it all later. I'm
rather new to the internet and except for English-speaking news sights and
backgammon have very little time for anything else. I stumbled on to you via
my enjoyment of "The Guardian" quiz. I never really had a belief in God.
Even as a small child when I knew I'd be very popular with Mummy if I said
my "now I lay me down to sleep bit". December 14, 2001 08:10:15 (GMT Time) |
Name: | John May |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | crimsonking23@aol.com |
Comments: | For a few years, I blindly
walked around proclaiming the "good news" as truth. When I first began to
doubt everything I was taught, it started with the church. Every one of them
that I attended was corrupt in one way or another, and they always tried to
back it up by saying some hogwash like "God's will" or some other trash. I
learned that logic is far superior to any kind of "faith." Every time I've
been reprimanded by a Christian for my opinions, I ask this: How can they
honestly say that the bible is 100% accurate? How do they know that it
wasn't a fairy tale made up by a common man who was quickly forgotten? December 14, 2001 03:29:12 (GMT Time) |
Name: | Mike |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | |
Comments: | Glad u ditched that stuff...and
glad u did it for the right reasons....blind non-faith is almost as annoying
as blind faith (but not quite!!). I totally agree and have used many of
these arguments in conversation before.... problem is a fundamentalist is
usually in too deep to take stock of the massive body of evidence facing
them. Ah well....maybe one day humans will come together in unity and get on
with evolving.... November 26, 2001 00:21:48 (GMT Time) |
Name: | Vic |
Homepage: | http://www.geocities.com/avflf |
E-Mail: | mwfenton@iafrica.com |
Comments: | You are welcome to read it all
at my web site: http://www.geocities.com/avflf Keep well. November 17, 2001 20:27:27 (GMT Time) |
Name: | Abi |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | abi@deadparrot.co.uk |
Comments: | Marvelous! More enlightened
thought! Of course the big thing about the Ark story is the fact that, as
Eddie Izzard says, a flood would have posed little threat to anything that
could float or swim... November 16, 2001 21:57:04 (GMT Time) |
Name: | josh |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | pikafatass@hotmail.com |
Comments: | pretty much the same as you,
except I never regularly went to church, I just read the bible on my own, I
really believed it, and I enjoyed reading the bible, I would stay up till
all hours of the morning just reading, I even got my girlfriend a bible for
Christmas, I was a DEVOUT Christian. For a while I had been doubting it
though, i kept having "evil" thoughts about there being no god, but was too
scared to actually think them through, but I felt that if I did I still had
time to redeem myself, November 16, 2001 20:57:24 (GMT Time) |
Name: | PKSII |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | Peke_23@Altavista.com |
Comments: | Very well done. I have been
arguing many, if not all, of these topics you discuss with several
Christians, and it is just amazing how they aren't able to see how obvious
it is. No extraneous information, arguments were solid and to the point,
with little room for any opposition. Congrats. I'd have to say that this is
one of the best Atheist sites I've seen. November 3, 2001 01:09:59 (GMT Time) |
Name: | janie pierson |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | sjanepierson@hotmail.com |
Comments: | We share a like study. Great
work!! I am new to this webring, and my site is more philosophical then it
is historical, but I am currently working on an essay with some of my own
findings and contradictions specific to the Christian religion. Love, Janie October 20, 2001 16:56:17 (GMT Time) |
Name: | KiwiO (not real name but nick) |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | no it ok @ no.com |
Comments: | yea fuck god christian is the
only religion my ass fuck god and may there be no god at all October 14, 2001 00:11:44 (GMT Time) |
Name: | DrCoz |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | mail@drcoz.co.uk |
Comments: | You haven't got many comments
but your site is cool. HEH, the bit about noah's ark is pretty damn clever.
oh well, peace among everyone who wishes to destroy religion. October 13, 2001 17:22:36 (GMT Time) |
Name: | John Kelley |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | john@lost-horizon.com |
Comments: | Nice website, but I must say you
probably should've just included a link to skepticsannotatedbible.com rather
than reproduce similar material on your site. This would allow you more room
to further discuss your atheism, or perhaps other topics that interest you.
Just a thought. Au revoir, John K. aka Darwin from a.a. August 30, 2001 03:28:27 (GMT Time) |
Name: | Don Hall |
Homepage: | |
E-Mail: | dhall820@cs.com |
Comments: | Interesting site. I showed it to
a true believer and it is funny to hear their arguments explaining their
beliefs. Its best not to even start this conversation; you cannot win, only
be amused. March 22, 2001 19:48:23 (GMT Time) |