I have had a few near death experiences including a three hour wait for an operating room and surgeon in which the only thing anyone could do was keep their fingers crossed I didn’t just die before they were ready. Not once did I reach for fairy tales nor did a mythical being that could save the day come to mind. All I thought about was my loved ones and their well-being.
Last year I slipped really bad on a hard wet surface
Falling backwards, realising I had lost complete control of my balance and was at the mercy of gravity, all I could think was “fuck, well, this is an inconvenient and embarrassing way to die”
Just got concussed and hurt my already fucked spine luckily
I was dead and also concur.
This is like the ‘but if it was your child, it would be different!’ line of arguing. No, if I am convinced of something.
I watched a documentary on World War II-era submarines. One of the retired officers they interviewed said that in a submarine no one is an atheist. The moment torpedos start whirring by EVERYONE prays to god.
Being desperate to escape death doesn’t make Sky Daddy real. It just means you’re scared beyond rational thought.
Both arguments use the phrase “There are no atheists in foxholes”
Atheist here, any kind of foxperson here to help me disprove it? I would also let them to be “foxes in an atheist hole” if they want.
That demon/imp looks like an adorable little raccoon with wings. :3
