Ateisti hylkää hyvän ja pahan

Se on vain sinun olettamuksesi, koska et itse saa käyttää järkeäsi vaan sinut on pienestä pitäen pakotettu uskomaan mitä hulluimpiin ja järjenvastaisiin asioihin ilman omaa järjen käyttöä, ilmeisesti pelolla, mikä on normaalein tapa iskostaa päähän mitä tahansa huttua ihminen keksii.

Ateisti tietää, että kellään ei ole monopolia moraaliin. Uskovainen kuvittelee, että hänellä on se.

Muuttaessaan uusille Jumalan osoittamille asuinalueille alkuperäiset kansat oli raivattava pois.
Eli ulkomaalaiset murhasivat kotimaassaan asuneet.
Ei päinvastoin.
Ne kotimaissaan asuneet maan päältä pyyhityt ihmiset lapsineen, palvoivat mm. vääriä jumalia jne.

Seppoab6

"Strauss was a German-Jewish theologian who lost his faith, and came under the spell of the modernists' critique of tradition. On the one hand, he agreed with the critics of Christian civilization from Machiavelli through Heidegger. On the other, he perceived that the end of the old order of things led only to Nihilism and destruction. Nietzsche and Heidegger refuted the absolutes of right and wrong as taught by revealed religion, insisting that men invented their own values as circumstances permitted. The Nazis idolized Nietzsche; Heidegger himself embraced National Socialism. That left Strauss in a profoundly uncomfortable position intellectually, given his fascination with Heidegger, as well as personally, as he had to flee Nazi Germany. "

http://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leo_Strauss

http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Front_Page/EE13Aa01.html

tosi ateisti kirjoitti:

"Strauss was a German-Jewish theologian who lost his faith, and came under the spell of the modernists' critique of tradition. On the one hand, he agreed with the critics of Christian civilization from Machiavelli through Heidegger. On the other, he perceived that the end of the old order of things led only to Nihilism and destruction. Nietzsche and Heidegger refuted the absolutes of right and wrong as taught by revealed religion, insisting that men invented their own values as circumstances permitted. The Nazis idolized Nietzsche; Heidegger himself embraced National Socialism. That left Strauss in a profoundly uncomfortable position intellectually, given his fascination with Heidegger, as well as personally, as he had to flee Nazi Germany. "

http://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leo_Strauss

http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Front_Page/EE13Aa01.html

Lue lisää

"Religious belief

Although Strauss espoused the utility of religious belief, there is some question about his views on its truth. In some quarters the opinion has been that, whatever his views on the utility of religion, he was personally an atheist"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leo_Strauss

Checkmate, Atheists!