It is
understandable if a person wants to identify themself by their belief in a religion,
a church, a political party, an ethnicity…; but it absolutely makes no sense
that you would feel the need to identify yourself by what you do not believe.
I do not
believe in vampires, werewolves, zombies, big foot, fairies, alien autopsies,
ghost or things that go bump in the night.
I do not
believe that the world is flat or that the sun rotes around the earth.
I do not
believe that dinosaurs and humans existed at the same time
I do not
believe that a snake whispered to a woman who ate an apple which brought sin
into the world.
I do not
believe that a six-hundred-year-old man and his hundred-year-old sons built a
boat and sailed on a flood that mixed salt water and fresh water, carrying two
of every animal on earth, and that upon landing a kangaroo hopped twelve
thousand miles across three continents to go home to Australia.
I do not
believe that a child was born to a virgin.
I do not believe that statues bleed.
I do not
believe in devils and demons and angles and gods, or in a physical heaven or
hell.
I do not
believe a man god walked on water, or that a brutal human sacrifice was
performed to ‘take away the sins of the world.’
The name Atheist is a religious term that
supposes the legitimizing of religious beliefs and proposes to delegitimize anyone
that doesn’t accept the fairy tale.
If you feel
the need to attach a name to me to identify what I don’t believe in, me you
might just call me sane – I can live
with that.
the Ol’Buzzard
I don't believe in any of that shit either, but it's fun to think about a zombie apocalypse once in a while. (evil cackle)
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