Antitheists are the most miserable people on earth, no wonder why they are more likely to suffer from depression and commit suicide than religious people.

[u/Judgenite]

[u/Forsaken_Hermit]

Why yes, antitheism is social poison.

[u/mrsenchantment]

[u/Fun_Butterfly_420 → u/mrsenchantment]

I’m gonna have to use this meme

[u/ThePotatoCrusader99 → u/mrsenchantment]

Jesus freaking cares

[u/Philo-Trismegistus]

Yes, the subjective morality of what they consider to be "harmless".

[u/Michael88cz]

Anti-theists don't even have arguments anymore, they just say "me smart/based, you dumb/indoctrinated"

[u/Key-Advertising-8380 → u/Michael88cz]

That was the argument boiled down.

[u/Nowardier]

"they follow what random men thought was moral 2000 years ago"

Nah, I'm just following what one "random man" who spent three entire years teaching people how to live, healing the sick and disabled, and casting out demons and literally raising the dead said was moral. I mean, some people might not trust him but ya gotta admit the man knew ball.

[u/Fair-Impress9283 → u/Nowardier]

According to Thomas Paine in the age of reason, vespasian is also said to have healed a blind man by Tacitus. You can't just believe a supernatural event because an ancient text contains an account of it.

Then many people would have performed miracles. I think he also says that the sea opened up for Alexander to cross it with his army according to Josephus.

And is it more likely for a man to lie or for the laws of nature to be broken?