expozey:
Wish people will stop this fearmongering. Many who believed, loved and served God have suffered similar, or even worse, tragic deaths. Death is no respecter of persons

fear is the most powerful thing that's keeping theists especially the Abrahamic god adherents in line

Pastafarian:


give me proof he ever said that, give me links

Will that make you to abandoned your atheists believe? If yes I will

MrMarvelous:
People are still hashtahhing #IStandWithUyo #UyoPrays...it's barely a week since the unfortunate tragedy that killed many people in your God's house, and you have the nerve to do all this? don't you theists have shame? You still have mind to be talking self. The silly cesspool we call a country has about 98% adherents in the Abrahamic religion one way or the other (I stand to be corrected) ...and yet nothing works. You'd think they'd focus on that, but no it's people who died for your deity to massage his fragile ego that bothers you the most. Why can't it eradicate world poverty to show it's mighty? or eradicate diseases so we'll know he's the king of kings? Why must people die first? Are you guys sure you actually understand what you're serving? A deity that always gets angry and kills people. But na wa o

Thank you.
Barely a week after the very tragic deaths of 200 people who PRAISED God, inside God's House for that matter, this religio-tard opens a thread to mock non-believers.
What an Irony.

Quite frankly this OP's first post is a huge joke and does not in any way prove God took the life of any of these people.

Out of billions of people you can only get 5

emmydollars4life:

There is a reward for everybody is better u die in Christ than dying just like that.

There is something worse than death waiting for those that mock Jesus and the God of the bible, it is called madness. Psychologist prefer to call it a hundred other names.

These insane men who founded atheism also have the greatest influence on Psychology and Psychiatry, Charles Darwin, Sigmund Freud, Thomas Henry Huxley and Nietzsche, Issac Newton, Albert Einstein. Socrates believed that mental illness was heaven-sent and not shameful in the least. He believed it to be a blessing, and therefore no treatment was required.

ISAAC NEWTON – an atheist. One of the greatest scientists of all time is also the hardest genius to diagnose, but historians agree he had a lot of psychological problems. Newton suffered from huge ups and downs in his moods, indicating bipolar disorder, combined with psychotic tendencies. His inability to connect with people could place him on the autism spectrum. He also had a tendency to write letters filled with mad delusions, which some medical historians feel strongly indicates schizophrenia. Whether he suffered from one or a combination of these serious illnesses

Charles Darwin – The master of faking evolution theories for personal status. He lived the greatest portion of his life in deep mental depression and insanity, there is a history of mental illness in his family. He believed his dad had the power of prediction; He had an endless catalogue of psychosomatic illnesses and lived as a semi invalid barely past thirty.

Sigmund Freud – During his insanity, He believed women wanted sex with their fathers and womens stories of rape and molestation were fantasies. Instead of victims these women were the villains.( shocking)
Sigmund Freud was the founding father of psychoanalysis, a method for treating a mental illness and also a theory which explains human behaviour. Freud believed a female is a failed boy.
He was obsessed with the sexual conquest of his mother and rivalry with his dad. The desire to have sex with his mother and kill his father haunted his dreams. He believed women wanted sex with there fathers and stories of rape and molestation were fantasies. Instead of victims these women were villains.

Fredrick Nietzsche His writings have increased - not reduced - human despair, suffering and dissatisfaction. Millions have perished in agony in ugly and inhuman concentration camps.
In the second half of his life he suffered from psychiatric mental illness with depression and a definite psychological pattern of insanity is evident. They were men whose dominating, overbearing and even abusive fathers led them to rebellion and renunciations of God.Fredrick Nietzsche said,” 'I call Christianity the one great curse, the one enormous and innermost perversion, the one great instinct of revenge, for which no means are too venomous, too underhand, too underground and too petty — I call it the one immortal blemish of mankind. ... The only excuse for God is that he doesn't exist.' Nietzsche also professed himself to be “a follower of Dionysus, the god of life’s exuberance”, and declared that he hoped Dionysus would replace Jesus as the primary cultural standard for future millennia. Nietzsche claimed that his recommended path would lead to good mental health, he spent the last ten years of his life suffering from serious mental illness from which he never recovered! Does this not suggest that the man himself did not know and understand the path to good mental health?
He endured cold, ruthless parents, grew up in an environment of bullying and abuse often done in the name of God.
He hated the concept of morality and of decent family values, he hated the spectre of human weakness apparently preferring the cause of the bully and the tyrant. No! No excuses can be made for this apparently hate-filled and despicable gentleman who formulated a philosophy of hatred
These guys hated their fathers, these spiritual wounds festered a rebellion against a hostile father they identified with a hostile God. They made it their lives work to destroy the God who had come to symbolize their father.

Thomas Henry Huxley - Apostle of Darwinism. Thomas Henry Huxley will be remembered by the public merely as the athiest man who held that we were descended from the ape, or as the apostle of Darwinism, The Big Bang.
Agnosticism is the philosophical position that it is impossible to know about the nature or existence of God. The term “Agnostic” was coined in 1869 by Thomas H Huxley

His father died in an insane asylum. Huxley’s hatred of God was rooted in the fear that the insanity in his family was caused by unclean spirits.