Comments on: Call me crazy! Religulously Maher http://targuman.org/blog/2008/10/01/call-me-crazy-religulously-maher/ Translating my thoughts into words. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 20:49:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Brandon M http://targuman.org/blog/2008/10/01/call-me-crazy-religulously-maher/comment-page-1/#comment-56038 Brandon M Fri, 02 Jul 2010 19:50:16 +0000 http://targuman.org/blog/?p=2023#comment-56038 I enjoyed reading this blog. Thanks for being logical and not subscribing to relativistic/ postmodern excuses, i.e. - 'ways of promoting so called tolerance;' that lump all religious beliefs in one giant category. Bill Maher is foolish and bitter. It is my prayer that his spirit has enough life left in it to hear the truth of the Gospel. But again and again, he switches around, saying he beliefs in a God but not Jesus, or that there could be a God but that there's no need to worry about worshiping when we have quote 'real problems' in the world.- I heard him say these things. Anyway, proverbs says the "the fool says in his heart that there is no God," and warns against reasoning with one, because it's like beating at the air. So, for his sake i hope he's not a so foolish that he won't at least hear a good presentation of Christianity. I enjoyed reading this blog. Thanks for being logical and not subscribing to relativistic/ postmodern excuses, i.e. – ‘ways of promoting so called tolerance;’ that lump all religious beliefs in one giant category. Bill Maher is foolish and bitter. It is my prayer that his spirit has enough life left in it to hear the truth of the Gospel. But again and again, he switches around, saying he beliefs in a God but not Jesus, or that there could be a God but that there’s no need to worry about worshiping when we have quote ‘real problems’ in the world.- I heard him say these things. Anyway, proverbs says the “the fool says in his heart that there is no God,” and warns against reasoning with one, because it’s like beating at the air. So, for his sake i hope he’s not a so foolish that he won’t at least hear a good presentation of Christianity.

]]> By: Delirious http://targuman.org/blog/2008/10/01/call-me-crazy-religulously-maher/comment-page-1/#comment-36152 Delirious Thu, 02 Oct 2008 03:46:52 +0000 http://targuman.org/blog/?p=2023#comment-36152 I think people need to understand the definition of athiest better. If a person believes in God, but no religion, they would be considered agnostic, not athiest. I think people need to understand the definition of athiest better. If a person believes in God, but no religion, they would be considered agnostic, not athiest.

]]> By: Drew http://targuman.org/blog/2008/10/01/call-me-crazy-religulously-maher/comment-page-1/#comment-36136 Drew Wed, 01 Oct 2008 18:01:47 +0000 http://targuman.org/blog/?p=2023#comment-36136 There is a lot of plain blissful ignorance and straw men to these kinds of assertions by Maher and others. he needs to read the Pew data more carefully. Unaffiliated has to do with one's association to a particular religious body. The percentage of actual atheists who reject belief in God as he does is far slimmer. Maybe he needs to get the atheist vote out a bit more to hit that 2% (rounded up) of atheists. Actually Sarah Palin is technically "unaffiliated" since she claims not to hold membership at a church at the moment. He and others like Dawkins, etc. simply don't understand the processes of secularization and fail to consider its sociological features time and again. There is a lot of plain blissful ignorance and straw men to these kinds of assertions by Maher and others. he needs to read the Pew data more carefully. Unaffiliated has to do with one’s association to a particular religious body. The percentage of actual atheists who reject belief in God as he does is far slimmer. Maybe he needs to get the atheist vote out a bit more to hit that 2% (rounded up) of atheists. Actually Sarah Palin is technically “unaffiliated” since she claims not to hold membership at a church at the moment.

He and others like Dawkins, etc. simply don’t understand the processes of secularization and fail to consider its sociological features time and again.

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