there is no god?

[falcon9]

there have been more killed in the name of god than there have in the name of anything else.
correct hitleer killed many in his quest to create the perfect human race.  but guess we can just rewrite the history b ooks like the bible so we can readjust what was originally written. because hitlers words were probably just mis interpreted. I mean thats why the bible that was that was "written word by god" is able to be rewritten (new testament, king james) 

Although nominally catholic throughout his youth, Schickelgruber, (Hitler), later embraced a mixture of Germanic folklore and some pagan esoterics.

man has commited atrocities. but we can also say man has done good.  but that brings me to my point. if god is taking credit for the good that is done by man. then he also needs to take credit for the atrocities commited by man - that includes the holocaust. (free will or gods will  you dont get both.

That's the hypocrisy of such a position; attributing "good" to a fictional deity and "bad" to a fictional daemon.  In either instance, it constitutes a failure to take responsibility, (a trait in which moral turpitude hides behind religious beliefs).

[falcon9]

Preliminary research has failed to produce any evidence supporting your claim that xtianity "led to" such things as you asserted.  Unless you've got some non-religious references to substantiate these claims, they must be considered to be specious.

Don't expect any. He likes to read his Kirk Cameron baby books, scream his nonsense, and then run away like a coward who can't debate or discuss. Typical ignorant christian.

Yes, I'd noted that weaseling tendency of his before and my challenge was largely for rhetorical emphasis on the lack of evidence for empty claims.

[Falconer02]

I don't need to do that, thank you. I am Happy with my believes   GOD BLESS !

Ignorance is bliss, ain't it? lol

[falcon9]

I don't need to do that, thank you. I am Happy with my believes   GOD BLESS !

Ignorance is bliss, ain't it? lol

At least Charles Schultz, (who was generally xtian), wasn't as ignorant of the subject as others demonstrate themselves to be.