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Weekly apologetics cartoons for the faithful, the faithless, and the full-of-its.
Archives for the month of: October, 2011
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Entirely fictional record of an online exchange between a theist and a non-theist:
Theist: Hey! This is my first time posting on this forum. I look forward to being challenged on what I believe. All sincere posts and exchanges welcome!
Non-Theist: Well, I would say “welcome” to you, but I’ll start by saying that your kindness sickens me. I’m not even sure that your kind deserves the decency of an honest attempt at understanding.
Theist: @Non-theist: Uh, should I say “thank you”? Anybody else out there?
Non-Theist: Just avoid all my questions! It doesn’t matter anyway. Anybody who believes in spaghetti monsters or an intergalactic Santa in the sky is mentally challenged. You are delusional and suffer from some sort of retardation. Everybody knows you’re just here to make converts to your fairy tale stories and self-delusion. Frankly, I’m sick of your kind always coming into forums all happy and trying to force your beliefs down our throats.
Theist: @Non-Theist: I’m not sure if I should feel flattered or not by all this attention that I’m getting from you. Should I? What questions did you ask me btw?
Non-Theist: Anybody with an IQ of a piece of crap could see the questions in my first reply. Guess that excludes you! U R DUMB! Get it yet? You and your invisible daddy are a complete joke and your are a sick individual. GET HELP NOW!
Theist: @Non-theist: Take a moment to step away from the keyboard, maybe get outside a little bit in the real world.
Non-Theist: [row of expletives] theist! Always trying to wiggle your way out of everything. Sick. Sick. SICK!!! You are an embarrassment to evolution!!!!!!!
Theist: @Non-Theist: ???
Non-Theist: [row of expletives]
I’ve come to the conclusion of late that on-line forums produce nothing but ulcers.
Beware the online forums!
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See how silly something can look when taken out of context?
The only context where the humanist ad campaign would fly is in the post-Christian West. Did they translate the ads into Korean or Chinese? Well, why not?
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Dear John Blake:
Read your question. Enclosed with this short letter is my answer.
Of course, the reason is even more simple: One is guilty. One is innocent. I’ll leave it to the inferentially challenged to decipher which is which.
And let it be known that this writer takes no pleasure in the death of anyone for any reason. However laws are written to emphasize the behaviors that society deems acceptable and punishment is to deter people from following the dictates of a sin-stricken heart, a temporary yet necessary tool since the gentle whisper of the human conscience is too weak for some.
Thanks!
NoApologiesAllowed
Enc.
