MaxInDHouse:


Sorry to avoid digressions pick one that's most important to you!

Busybrain2233:
The last question sir:

What is the earthly benefits of being a Xtian or a member of any other religion?

MaxInDHouse:


I can only speak for Christianity!

Opportunity to make families throughout the earth when you don't even know them before, faith in Christ Jesus gives you the benefit of having families in all the countries of the world {Mark 10:29-30} and with true Christians you'll share the same line of thought! John 17:22; 1Corinthians 1:10; Ephesians 4:3

Busybrain2233:

Are Atheists/Agnostics not having these privileges and line of thoughts you mentioned amongst them selves?

MaxInDHouse:

NO!

Can you travel to any country in the world and expect to be welcome home in the house of strangers who don't know you other than the same line of thought you share with them?

Busybrain2233:
Yes ofcourse

MaxInDHouse:


So tell me what thought you share with them that's so powerful to the point of welcoming you (a total stranger) in their homes!

Meanwhile your thread awaits you called your fellow atheists and agnostics at least let's see how practical it is for you guys to share the same line of thought!

Busybrain2233:
The same thoughts you share with your Xtian folks to the point of welcoming you (a total stranger) in their homes!

FRANCISTOWN:


Max you can do better please.

@Any child who grows up amidst atheists will also be an atheist. It's not rocket science.

This statement up here isn't the same as all atheist must have grown up amongst atheists.

Saying everyone who grew up in riverine area must be able to swim isn't the same as everyone who can swim must have grown up in riverine area

And by the way. That response was a sarcastic response to your initial assertion. I beg to differ that not everyone who grew up amidst atheists end up an atheist.

You are beginning to fall my hand.


I reject your wrong assertion. There are christians all around me. How come
I'm still an atheist?
It's not always true for everyone,
everyone in my family is a hardcore
christian. I'm prolly the first atheist
so what more?


I've already made enough explanation
up there. It is left to your thinking
and comprehensive capability to
do justice.

Saying because I can swim then I must
have been from the riverine area is
arguably one of the most terrible error
anyone can commit in the art of
reasoning.

How many atheists do we have in
Nigeria?
Okay! Lemme rephrase the quest
ion. How many open atheists
do we have in Nigeria, confluent
and congruent to the religious
folks?

Now what is the probability that
I grew up amidst atheists?

That should be the first question
you should ask yourself.

I already became an atheist before
I heard of Richard Dawkins, Christopher,
Arvini e.t.c.

Up till as I speak to you, I've never met
any atheist face to face.
I met a deist last year and he was even
shocked when he learnt that I'm an
atheist.

Mention one congregation, association
or a conference of atheists that you've
heard of in Nigeria, then you will be able
to realise how erroneous your assertion
was and you'll be ashamed of yourself
for taking an opposite walk from the
truth.

cornelboy:

You just woke up one day and became an atheist lol?

FRANCISTOWN:

YES

cornelboy:

You can tell that to a baby.
It's definitely a process. Even if you didn't meet any atheist person to person, you probably had access to their materials on the internet.
You can't just change one night.

MaxInDHouse:


You could have told him to go and rest since his own change happened suddenly he should wait for others to abandon their religion abruptly without all his arguments!

cornelboy:

You can tell that to a baby.
It's definitely a process. Even if you didn't meet any atheist person to person, you probably had access to their materials on the internet.

You can't just change one night.

FRANCISTOWN:


There is something you need to understand about religions.

Those atheism materials have always been on the net and I've always had access to them.

Deep meditation and critical thinking led me to atheism, then, that journey led me to reading books on atheism.

I was long an atheist before I came across Armin Navabi's works.

Does that make sense now?

cornelboy:

Yeah that's right. I'm waiting for my own instantaneous change 😂😂