I couldn't find the audio clip, but it honestly sounds really ridiculous.

I stumbled onto this while there though....

The Truth About Hell


...and couldn't believe the absurdity of their arguments.

It's pretty good. For example, I like this bit here :

Bit of biology in there :)

A question for all non-theists: Do you find it wrong to burn a bible?

I sure don't, but the people around me, even the atheists (which is most of them), usually rejects the idea.

the nazi's kind of made the whole book-burning thing look bad

would you burn the Qu'ran, Torah or Baghavad Gita? if not, why would you burn the Bible?

it's just insanely disrespectful, that's all.

I completely agree, urinating on the said documents is much more effective.

If you don't believe in it, where is the value in desecrating it?

i'm guessing it's because others believe and it's easier to define yourself by what you're not than by what you are

Personally, I think it's just a waste to burn books. Not having faith in a particular book doesn't justify burning it. In another light, aren't you practicing censorship in burning books? I think we can feasible argue against the christians who participated in book-burnings/bonfires in hopes to censor their communities. How does that improve us as humanity, though?

I have 2 things to say why i don't believe in god.


1. Religion is a sheild from reality.
People want to believe that there is something "worth" living for. Which leads them to believe in irrational thoughts and lifestyles.

2. The mind is to easy to trick.

Baked into most religions is the notion of duality. There’s a material body, and an immaterial “soul” that exhibits free will and lives on after death. While we don’t have full understanding of the brain yet, there’s no indication that there is such a thing. If the brain isn’t “really” where thoughts and choices are formed, what’s it for? Is it just the “hardware” on which the soul runs?
The mind is easy to trick. Religious experiences can be induced by drugs or through meditation. Drugs of various kinds profoundly affect the functioning of the brain. If your brain is damaged, consciousness may fail. This is strange if consciousness really resides in the soul. The mind is easy to trick. It is, as far as we can tell, a result of natural processes and accordingly isn’t always to be trusted. Religious experiences may be nothing more than delusions of the brain.



(I don't say that if you believe in god that you are wrong. It's you beliefes and you intitled to them.)