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I have to say, this video might just be the new spark atheists have been waiting for. Ray Comfort held the top spot for a while with his famous banana argument, but this guy could have him beat. “Grandpa John” presents the amazing power of God…and pickles.

Comparing converting to Christianity to electrocuting pickles…I think that idea is best summed up in the closing statement

Don’t try this at home

Religion is dangerous…connect to God and you will get electrocuted. I have to say though, that Christian pickle looked quite different to the atheist one. For one, the atheist pickle wasn’t smoking and dribbling all the time…and it certainly wasn’t on fire…

Thanks to Atheist Media Blog for the video!

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The title of this blogpost comes from a popular quote by Robert A Heinlein.

Men rarely (if ever) manage to dream up a God superior to themselves. Most Gods have the manners and morals of a spoiled child.

I personally think this is shown quite well in Edward Current’s latest video on YouTube entitled “An Atheist Meets God”.

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A friend sent me this today:

Release date is 3rd October, 2008. I can’t wait!

CapnOAwesome shows us how to make a sandwich that can only be enjoyed by people who don’t follow the doctrines of Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, or Hinduism. If you are an atheist, you can enjoy this sandwich!

If anyone wants the ingredients, there they are:

• French Bread (because France is a very secular country)
• Alcohol (for drinking whilst you cook, but it’s also forbidden by Islam)
• Bacon (forbidden by Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism)
• Cheese (when used with meat this is forbidden by Judaism)
• Beef (forbidden by Hinduism and Buddhism)

Finally write “Fuck Jesus” or some other sort of blasphemy against Jesus on the sandwich using mustard or mayo, and you’ve offended Christianity :D

An interesting CBS story on atheists in America, and why they have started “lashing out” in society:

From RichardDawkins.net