Life is about the ride, not the destination
I am always amused by this comment when it is thrown at me by some fundie with whom I am disputing. Yes, we are a narrow group, we atheists, who refuse to believe in fairy tales, magical invisible friends, virgin births, resurrections, bigfoot and the like. How dare we be so closed, so rational in our thinking. We need to open up and embrace the delusions. SOB
Re-blogged from Uncompromising Rhetoric
Of course, the “faithful” will undoubtedly myth the point. SOB
It may come as a surprise to some that I'm always mildly excited to receive the views of the faithful. It often provides me with a source of amusement unobtainable elsewhere. I recall the late and great Christopher Hitchens once remarking that he never grew tired of debating the godly as "You never know what they will say next".
This brings me to the topic of this post.
