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mmmcheezy wrote:Why don't you take a little walk over to the other threads you started and answer the remaining questions before you move on to a new one, m'kay?
thedistillers wrote:One of the outrageous claims made by some fundy atheists is that a religious education is a form of child abuse.
But all parents who educate their children share a set of values to their children regardless of their worldview! One could claim that a secular education is based on "reason" (unlike a religious education), but if there is no such Person as God, then there is no objective morality, purpose, or value. So according to what ojective standard are secular values reasonable? If God does not exist, then a parent could decide for example that we should live our life in the image of darwinian evolution, and kill the weak. Why would it be wrong?
It seems to me that if Christianity is true, then a secular education is a form of child abuse, for children are not being told the Good News, and are being educated according to a set of random values, based on worldview with no objective morality, purpose or value.
Thommo wrote:Well, obviously a secular education isn't a form of child abuse. Which secular class do you think could be?
English?
Maths?
P.E.?
I D of E S wrote:thedistillers wrote:One of the outrageous claims made by some fundy atheists is that a religious education is a form of child abuse.
But all parents who educate their children share a set of values to their children regardless of their worldview! One could claim that a secular education is based on "reason" (unlike a religious education), but if there is no such Person as God, then there is no objective morality, purpose, or value. So according to what ojective standard are secular values reasonable? If God does not exist, then a parent could decide for example that we should live our life in the image of darwinian evolution, and kill the weak. Why would it be wrong?
It seems to me that if Christianity is true, then a secular education is a form of child abuse, for children are not being told the Good News, and are being educated according to a set of random values, based on worldview with no objective morality, purpose or value.
What a complete load of shite. Oh and the bastardisation of evolution or any other scientific theory will go down very badly here.
Thommo wrote:Well, obviously a secular education isn't a form of child abuse. Which secular class do you think could be?
AE wrote:“The word god is for me nothing more than the expression and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of honorable, but still primitive legends which are nevertheless pretty childish. No interpretation no matter how subtle can change this.”
thedistillers wrote:I D of E S wrote:thedistillers wrote:One of the outrageous claims made by some fundy atheists is that a religious education is a form of child abuse.
But all parents who educate their children share a set of values to their children regardless of their worldview! One could claim that a secular education is based on "reason" (unlike a religious education), but if there is no such Person as God, then there is no objective morality, purpose, or value. So according to what ojective standard are secular values reasonable? If God does not exist, then a parent could decide for example that we should live our life in the image of darwinian evolution, and kill the weak. Why would it be wrong?
It seems to me that if Christianity is true, then a secular education is a form of child abuse, for children are not being told the Good News, and are being educated according to a set of random values, based on worldview with no objective morality, purpose or value.
What a complete load of shite. Oh and the bastardisation of evolution or any other scientific theory will go down very badly here.
Well tell me, if atheism is true (ie, if there is no such Person as God), how do you distinguish between a good parent and a bad parent? According to what standard is it wrong to beat your children, if a secular education is based the "what doesn't kill you make you stronger" point of view?
mmmcheezy wrote:thedistillers wrote:I D of E S wrote:thedistillers wrote:One of the outrageous claims made by some fundy atheists is that a religious education is a form of child abuse.
But all parents who educate their children share a set of values to their children regardless of their worldview! One could claim that a secular education is based on "reason" (unlike a religious education), but if there is no such Person as God, then there is no objective morality, purpose, or value. So according to what ojective standard are secular values reasonable? If God does not exist, then a parent could decide for example that we should live our life in the image of darwinian evolution, and kill the weak. Why would it be wrong?
It seems to me that if Christianity is true, then a secular education is a form of child abuse, for children are not being told the Good News, and are being educated according to a set of random values, based on worldview with no objective morality, purpose or value.
What a complete load of shite. Oh and the bastardisation of evolution or any other scientific theory will go down very badly here.
Well tell me, if atheism is true (ie, if there is no such Person as God), how do you distinguish between a good parent and a bad parent? According to what standard is it wrong to beat your children, if a secular education is based the "what doesn't kill you make you stronger" point of view?
ATHEISM IS NOT EITHER TRUE/FALSE. IT IS MERELY A STATEMENT THAT ONE DOES NOT BELIEVE IN GODS. IT IS NOT A POSITIVE STATEMENT THAT GOD DOES NOT EXIST.
FUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCK.
thedistillers wrote:mmmcheezy wrote:thedistillers wrote:I D of E S wrote:thedistillers wrote:One of the outrageous claims made by some fundy atheists is that a religious education is a form of child abuse.
But all parents who educate their children share a set of values to their children regardless of their worldview! One could claim that a secular education is based on "reason" (unlike a religious education), but if there is no such Person as God, then there is no objective morality, purpose, or value. So according to what ojective standard are secular values reasonable? If God does not exist, then a parent could decide for example that we should live our life in the image of darwinian evolution, and kill the weak. Why would it be wrong?
It seems to me that if Christianity is true, then a secular education is a form of child abuse, for children are not being told the Good News, and are being educated according to a set of random values, based on worldview with no objective morality, purpose or value.
What a complete load of shite. Oh and the bastardisation of evolution or any other scientific theory will go down very badly here.
Well tell me, if atheism is true (ie, if there is no such Person as God), how do you distinguish between a good parent and a bad parent? According to what standard is it wrong to beat your children, if a secular education is based the "what doesn't kill you make you stronger" point of view?
ATHEISM IS NOT EITHER TRUE/FALSE. IT IS MERELY A STATEMENT THAT ONE DOES NOT BELIEVE IN GODS. IT IS NOT A POSITIVE STATEMENT THAT GOD DOES NOT EXIST.
FUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCK.
How about you answer my comment?
mmmcheezy wrote:Why don't you take a little walk over to the other threads you started and answer the remaining questions before you move on to a new one, m'kay?
thedistillers wrote:How about you answer my comment?
AE wrote:“The word god is for me nothing more than the expression and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of honorable, but still primitive legends which are nevertheless pretty childish. No interpretation no matter how subtle can change this.”
RichardPrins wrote:A secular (=worldly) education would teach kids things such as language, math, geography, etc. as opposed to religious indoctrination which teaches them they are depraved sinners who need snake oil for redemption.
Dracena wrote:mmmcheezy wrote:Why don't you take a little walk over to the other threads you started and answer the remaining questions before you move on to a new one, m'kay?
Second that.
thedistillers wrote:Dracena wrote:mmmcheezy wrote:Why don't you take a little walk over to the other threads you started and answer the remaining questions before you move on to a new one, m'kay?
Second that.
Well, my "Why do atheists trust science?" thread was hijacked by a muslim friend.
thedistillers wrote:mmmcheezy wrote:thedistillers wrote:I D of E S wrote:thedistillers wrote:One of the outrageous claims made by some fundy atheists is that a religious education is a form of child abuse.
But all parents who educate their children share a set of values to their children regardless of their worldview! One could claim that a secular education is based on "reason" (unlike a religious education), but if there is no such Person as God, then there is no objective morality, purpose, or value. So according to what ojective standard are secular values reasonable? If God does not exist, then a parent could decide for example that we should live our life in the image of darwinian evolution, and kill the weak. Why would it be wrong?
It seems to me that if Christianity is true, then a secular education is a form of child abuse, for children are not being told the Good News, and are being educated according to a set of random values, based on worldview with no objective morality, purpose or value.
What a complete load of shite. Oh and the bastardisation of evolution or any other scientific theory will go down very badly here.
Well tell me, if atheism is true (ie, if there is no such Person as God), how do you distinguish between a good parent and a bad parent? According to what standard is it wrong to beat your children, if a secular education is based the "what doesn't kill you make you stronger" point of view?
ATHEISM IS NOT EITHER TRUE/FALSE. IT IS MERELY A STATEMENT THAT ONE DOES NOT BELIEVE IN GODS. IT IS NOT A POSITIVE STATEMENT THAT GOD DOES NOT EXIST.
FUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCK.
How about you answer my comment?
thedistillers wrote:Dracena wrote:mmmcheezy wrote:Why don't you take a little walk over to the other threads you started and answer the remaining questions before you move on to a new one, m'kay?
Second that.
Well, my "Why do atheists trust science?" thread was hijacked by a muslim friend.
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