Meme of the Week – April 20th

[NeoGreen]

Meme of the Week
Selected postings of Atheist Memes


1) Awkward Moment…




2) Christian Logic…




3) From Nothing? Or, Is ____ ”




4) Good Works…




5) None of the Above/Other (please post example)

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	Christian Logic...
	2 (29%)
	"From" or "Is"...
	0 (0%)
	Good Works...
	2 (29%)
	None of the Above / Other
	0 (0%)
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[Warren Stupidity]

1. blackbirds on the beach.

[AlbertCat]

2. Mysterious ways...

If you eliminate gods.... all the mystery disappears! easy!

[AlbertCat]

3. Something from nothing

Which reminds me:

READ THIS BOOK! It's so good (and easy to read) and you will be up on the latest in Cosmology. (No cosmology, not cosmetology!)\

[Curmudgeoness]

5. Christian Logic......

because it is hilarious in a sick way. Almost went with Awkward Moment, but that one was sick in a hilarious way.

[nil desperandum]

7. Agreed

the pick and choose bible thumpers are the best, treating their foundation document as though it were some sort of Chinese Take-Out Menu where one selects 2 from column A and 1 from Column B and disregards the rest....

I always like to toss this one at 'em when they're hating gays:

Mark: 12:30 and 12:31 And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy strength: this is the first commandment. And the second is like, namely this, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. There is none other commandment greater than these.

Just because I don't believe doesn't mean I didn't read their books, in fact one might argue because I did read their books that I'm no longer filled with belief.

[Curmudgeoness]

8. Chinese take-out menu.....

That is such a great way to describe it. Hilarious.

(And I agree with you about reading the Bible. That was what did it for me---and I didn't even get half way through it before I gave up believing anything in it.)

[onager]

6. #1 because I've seen that IRL

In Alexandria, Egypt I saw women with their families, actually trying to wade/swim in the Mediterranean while fully covered (though usually not veiled). Somewhere I even have photos of that.

In the Red Sea town of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, I never saw any women try to swim. Saudi families rented big tents on the beach, so fully veiled/covered women could look at the sea, at least.

But as some wise-ass once said - why would you want to go to the beach in Saudi Arabia anyway? Along with all the other stupid rules, you can't even drink a beer.

[nil desperandum]

9. why would you want to go to the beach in Saudi Arabia anyway

Right, it's why I turned down a security job there way back in the 70s when I was just out of the US Army infantry looking for gainful employment....no beer, no women, nothing but sand and some guys who wanted you dead...

I said no and took the security option for South America....can't say in hindsight it was a hugely better option...although it did reveal to me what happens when 1% live in luxury without any real middle class...lots of pissed off people in the lower 99% looking to make a living any way possible including kidnapping and murder for hire....all nice religious nations as well.