/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.12013437]

Scientifically speaking, why is making atheists seethe so fun? Why are they so angry and bitter all the time?

[Anonymous No.12013443]

Atheism is literally the result of a disabled brain lol

[Anonymous No.12013447]

>>12013437
Because they're only reason to being an atheist is that religious people are sheep lol

[Anonymous No.12013450]

The greatest thinkers in science and math recognized the glory of God in Creation. Atheists can’t see beyond their noses. It’s kind of sad honestly. Probably the result of childhood trauma too.

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>>12013437
rent free

[Anonymous No.12013453]

atheists are kind of pitiful desu
the cringe is funny sometimes though

[Anonymous No.12013455]

>>12013437
I’ve been atheist for decades, and even I hate atheists

[Anonymous No.12013458]

Atheism is the fastest shrinking religion in the world. Atheism is in decline worldwide, with the number of atheists falling from 4.5% of the world's population in 1970 to 2.0% in 2010 and projected to drop to 1.8% by 2020,

Real surveys and statistics say atheism is on the decline worldwide. Sorry atheists but atheism is not on the rise nor is it winning. It's still the minority and a declining one at that.

The Pew Research Center's statistics show that atheism is expected to continue to decline all the way into 2050 with a continued growth of religion. Other research also shows a huge surge in growth for Christianity in China which is currently the world's most "atheist" nation because of the atheist communist government suppressing religion, the research suggests that China will soon become the world's most Christian nation within 15 years.

This is simply history repeating itself: Christianity prospered in Rome back in the ancient era when it was suppressed and it still grew in the militant atheist soviet Russia when it was suppressed there only a century ago with the majority of Russians today now also identifying as Christian. Just goes to show that atheist suppression of religion still doesn't stop religion.

Sources for the legion of whiny /Redditor/ fedoras that will no doubt show up it this thread:

http://www.pewforum.org/2015/04/02/religious-projections-2010-2050/
http://www.pewforum.org/2012/12/18/global-religious-landscape-unaffiliated/
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/china/10776023/China-on-course-to-become-worlds-most-Christian-nation-within-15-years.html
http://masterrussian.com/russia/facts.htm

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>>12013437
The irony in someone dogmatically attacking religion while claiming to be too intelligent to fall for such things is inherently entertaining.

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>>12013469
The criticisms of modern philosophy aren't completely unfounded. I'd argue there hasn't been anything particularly impactful to come out of the field since the enlightenment.

[Anonymous No.12013484]

Because modern world has no actual believers and atheists are trolled by other atheists who know the topic and make "seething" their goal.

[Anonymous No.12013486]

>>12013478
Philosophy of math and philosophy of science are usually pretty interesting
Epistemology as well

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>>12013486
They're interesting, but Krauss is right, philosophy hasn't noticeably impacted physics, or any scientific field, in quite some time. This isn't to say that we've somehow made philosophy obsolete in our modern world, but rather that the field hasn't kept up with the rest of human advancement.

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>>12013465
>as a militant atheist and woman's rights activist
Damn, poor kid thought it was their religion keeping the ladies away

[Anonymous No.12013512]

> My feeling is that in religion there are very serious things like the existence of God and the brotherhood of man and a lot of other stuff, which are serious truths that we will one day learn to appreciate in perhaps a different language on a different scale. We will probably always continue to teach them in the traditional ways — and think of them like Newtonian mechanics: you don't want to play baseball with quantum mechanics. There are a lot of things where you use the applicable correspondence principle theory rather than the deepest insight available. So I think there are real truths there, and in that sense the majesty of the universe is meaningful, and we do owe honor and awe to its Creator.

[Anonymous No.12013519]

This whole thread is just a compilation of cope and seethe

[Anonymous No.12013520]

>>12013437
nah atheist is just generally frustated disabled brainlet who will automatically be angery by default


even fermented oil and 10 wives cant save the atheist


also theres no good money in losers who can even light a stove with satanic babies in the pan

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>>12013450
>majority of americans are atheist
>trump isnt a majority
>wht is a trump? type your answers below
>

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>>12013512
ok ok no guilttrip religion

remember the king of saud has 6 wives that is two more than the average common which makes him a????

[Anonymous No.12013532]

why do you keep posting quotes in a dead thread
atleast sage yourself, have some decency

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>>12013459
but they're intelligent! they say so themselves!
>>12013532
so bitter

[Anonymous No.12013544]

>>12013509
More like their body odor is keeping the ladies away

[Anonymous No.12013557]

>>12013450
>seethe
Indicating that ass licking is more important than IQ.
>>12013437
cause you need an excuse why you pray to a man on a stick. and blame your sexuality on others.

[Anonymous No.12013560]

>>12013495
I know some very interesting philosophy papers that straddle with other fields like physics, math, AI, etc. Things like Newcomb’s paradox, etc. Don’t know much about some of the other areas of philosophy though.

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>>12013557
See, this is the bitterness I was talking about.

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>>12013484
pretty much this, no one i know actually believes the bible we just all pretend so we can act smug and hate gays

[Anonymous No.12013576]

>>12013484
>>12013573
>this is how atheists cope

[Anonymous No.12013579]

>>12013565
i saw people crying cause i tried to explain that why space daddy isn't real. ofc i get bitter with such utter stupidity. Also, im not that fat, i have no glasses no headset, my hairs are darker and you get the age by 25 years wrong at least.

[Anonymous No.12013582]

>>12013576
See how much fun it is?
Praise jesus!

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[Anonymous No.12013585]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=njpWalYduU4

[Anonymous No.12013589]

>>12013579
>i saw people crying cause i tried to explain that why space daddy isn't real. ofc i get bitter with such utter stupidity. Also, im not that fat, i have no glasses no headset, my hairs are darker and you get the age by 25 years wrong at least.

[Anonymous No.12013595]

>godcuck cope: the thread: the movie

[Anonymous No.12013596]

Scientifically speaking, why are you wasting your life on something so stupid?

[Anonymous No.12013604]

>>12013589
Holy shit are you mental? I explained you i m not offended by that. Also what your problem with people who have physical issues?

Did Jesus teach you to be like this? Post real pictures of people you believe they are funny?

[Anonymous No.12013625]

Religious Faith and Charitable Giving
www.hoover.org/research/religious-faith-and-charitable-giving

>The differences in charity between secular and religious people are dramatic. Religious people are 25 percentage points more likely than secularists to donate money (91 percent to 66 percent) and 23 points more likely to volunteer time (67 percent to 44 percent)... For example, among those who attend worship services regularly, 92 percent of Protestants give charitably, compared with 91 percent of Catholics, 91 percent of Jews, and 89 percent from other religions.

Less God, Less Giving - Philanthropy Roundtable
Religion and generosity feed each other in fascinating ways
www.philanthropyroundtable.org/philanthropy-magazine/less-god-less-giving

>In study after study, religious practice is the behavioral variable with the strongest and most consistent association with generous giving. And people with religious motivations don’t give just to faith-based causes—they are also much likelier to give to secular causes than the nonreligious.

Giving USA Special Report on Giving to Religion
givingusa.org/just-released-giving-usa-special-report-on-giving-to-religion/

>People who are religiously affiliated are more likely to make a charitable donation of any kind, whether to a religious congregation or to another type of charitable organization. Sixty-two percent of religious households give to charity of any kind, compared with 46 percent of households with no religious affiliation.
>Religiously affiliated households give as much or more to other types of charities as non-religiously affiliated households do.

[Anonymous No.12013627]

Science Says: Religion Is Good For Your Health
https://www.forbes.com/sites/nicolefisher/2019/03/29/science-says-religion-is-good-for-your-health/#445372e43a12

>There is ample reason to believe that faith in a higher power is associated with health, and in a positive way. For example, researchers at the Mayo Clinic concluded, “Most studies have shown that religious involvement and spirituality are associated with better health outcomes, including greater longevity, coping skills, and health-related quality of life (even during terminal illness) and less anxiety, depression, and suicide. Several studies have shown that addressing the spiritual needs of the patient may enhance recovery from illness.

>That said, the lack of knowledge linking religious behaviors and health is fascinating given that health care is deeply rooted in religious institutions, and vice versa. In fact, it was religious organizations that built many of the first hospitals, and clergy (supplementing low church wages) were often practicing physicians and medical providers.

>80% of research on spirituality/religiousness and health focuses on mental health. This is because most associations with faith are related to how one thinks about the world and their role in it. Words that are often associated with religious beliefs include connectedness, hope, optimism, trust and purpose. All of which have been shown to boost mental health. Compassion, forgiveness and gratefulness are also qualities that are strongly associated with individuals who are spiritual and religious. Practicing these qualities is thought to be associated with deceased stress and increased resiliency.

>Interestingly, although religion and spirituality correlate to an external locus of control (God as a higher power in control of our destiny), most research concludes that those who are religious have a strong internal sense of control.

[Anonymous No.12013629]

Religion’s Relationship to Happiness, Civic Engagement and Health Around the World
https://www.pewforum.org/2019/01/31/religions-relationship-to-happiness-civic-engagement-and-health-around-the-world/

>People who are active in religious congregations tend to be happier and more civically engaged than either religiously unaffiliated adults or inactive members of religious groups, according to a new Pew Research Center analysis of survey data from the United States and more than two dozen other countries.

>This analysis finds that in the U.S. and many other countries around the world, regular participation in a religious community clearly is linked with higher levels of happiness and civic engagement (specifically, voting in elections and joining community groups or other voluntary organizations).

[Anonymous No.12013634]

>>12013604
>Holy shit are you mental? I explained you i m not offended by that. Also what your problem with people who have physical issues? Did Jesus teach you to be like this? Post real pictures of people you believe they are funny?

[Anonymous No.12013644]

>>12013459
>attacking religion
as long as churches are involved in politics and power, it will happen

[Anonymous No.12013646]

>>12013625
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>>12013629
I guess this explains in part why atheists are such bitter people.
They have a deep-seated nihilistic hatred towards their fellow man and, by extension, creation.

[Anonymous No.12013649]

>>12013646
projection, the post

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>>12013437
Atheism as an idea is irrefutably correct and any attempt to fight directly against that results in some embarrassing mental gymnastics.

but I guess it's fun to make fun of people that are loudly atheistic simply because it's such an obvious conclusion at this point that dedicating huge amounts of your time to shitposting about it like it's an important topic is laughable.

it'd be like dedicating hours upon hours of your day fighting flat earthers or fighting trannies about whether gender is a social construct. ofcourse it's not. that's it. any further shitposting about the topic is a shame on yourself for entertaining the troll just as much as it's a shame on the troll.

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>>12013649
The denial runs deep, but it sometimes stands out.

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>>12013475
>>Francis Collins
Meanwhile this guy kicks the shit out of creationists.

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>>12013437
Daily reminder

[Anonymous No.12013665]

>>12013477
Frankly that's a pretty lame platitude.

[Anonymous No.12013671]

>>12013665
>platitude

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>>12013663
blessed

[Anonymous No.12013677]

>>12013458
Christianity in China will be completely quashed the instant it becomes a threat to the CCP.

[Anonymous No.12013678]

This is the most cancerous thread I may have ever seen here. What the fuck is wrong with all of you?

[Anonymous No.12013679]

based

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>>12013678
>This is the most cancerous thread I may have ever seen here. What the fuck is wrong with all of you?

[Anonymous No.12013684]

>>12013679
>sort’s by new
Back you go

[Anonymous No.12013688]

>>12013684
hey nothing wrong with using HN

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>>12013477
>t. I love tornadoes

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>>12013557
>cause you need an excuse why you pray to a man on a stick
It wasn't just any man, anon.

[Anonymous No.12013722]

>>12013713
>source: [e-mail]
lmao

[Anonymous No.12013730]

>>12013713
>skull and bones
Literally exists

[Anonymous No.12013731]

>>12013717
he laid an easter egg, just awesome

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>>12013722
keep your mom out of this

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>>12013722

>>12013663
>source: my ass

[Anonymous No.12013738]

Where can I find myself a wholesome Christian wife and mother, bros?

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>>12013738
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZB1w6tvlyI

[Anonymous No.12013744]

Pls answer me bros

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