Christian Atheists, why did you throw the baby out with the bath water?

by Elsewhere 86 Replies latest jw friends

  • Elsewhere
    Elsewhere

    "I contend that we are both atheists. I just believe in one fewer god than you do. When you understand why you dismiss all the other possible gods, you will understand why I dismiss yours." -- Stephen Roberts

    By simply professing to be a Christian, you are by definition rejecting the existence of the following gods. You are an atheist against the following 610 gods. Why did you "throw out the baby with the bath water"?

    • Aesir
    • Agasaya
    • Agdistis
    • Ah chuy kak
    • Ah cun can
    • Ah hulneb
    • Ah puch
    • Ahulane
    • Ahura mazda
    • Aine
    • Airmid
    • Aizen-myoo
    • Aji-suki-taka-hi-kone
    • Akea
    • Alberich
    • Ama-no-minaka-nushi
    • Ama-tsu-mara
    • Amaethon
    • Amaterasu
    • Amatsu
    • Amatsu-kami
    • Ame-no-mi-kumari
    • Ame-no-wakahiko
    • Amidaam-no-tanabata-hime
    • An
    • Anahita
    • Anat
    • Anath
    • Andhrimnir
    • Andraste
    • Andvari
    • Angrboda
    • Angus og
    • Ankt
    • Annapurna
    • Anouke
    • Anshar
    • Anu
    • Aphrodite
    • Apollo
    • Apsu
    • Apukohai
    • Arawn
    • Aray
    • Ares
    • Arianrhod
    • Artemis
    • Artio
    • Asclepius
    • Asherah
    • Ashur
    • Astarte
    • Astrild
    • Athena
    • Athirat
    • Athtart
    • Atla
    • Atlas
    • Audhumla
    • Ba'al hadad
    • Baal
    • Baal-hammon
    • Baalat
    • Babd catha
    • Bacchus
    • Badb
    • Baku
    • Balder
    • Balor
    • Balrama
    • Bast
    • Ba xian
    • Beg-tse
    • Bel
    • Belatu-cadros
    • Bellona
    • Belobog
    • Benten
    • Benzai-ten
    • Bergelmir
    • Berstuk
    • Bes
    • Beyla
    • Bhuvaneshwari
    • Bimbogami
    • Binzuru-sonja
    • Bishamon
    • Bixia yuanjin
    • Blodeuwedd
    • Borghild
    • Bosatsu
    • Bragi
    • Brahma
    • Bran
    • Branwen
    • Brighid
    • Brigit
    • Bris
    • Brono
    • Buddha
    • Bugid y aiba
    • Buluc chabtan
    • Burijas
    • Butsu
    • Bylgia
    • Camalus
    • Camaxtli
    • Camulus
    • Cariocienus
    • Caswallawn
    • Ceres
    • Ceridwen
    • Cernunnos
    • Cerridwen
    • Cerunnos
    • Chac
    • Chalchiuhtlicue
    • Charun
    • Chemosh
    • Cheng-huang
    • Chien-shin
    • Chimata-no-kami
    • Chup-kamui
    • Crnobog
    • Cupid
    • Cybele
    • Cyhiraeth
    • Dagda
    • Dagon
    • Dagon
    • Dagur
    • Daibosatsu
    • Daikoku
    • Dainichi
    • Damkina
    • Danu
    • Davlin
    • Dawn
    • Dazbog
    • Demeter
    • Dev
    • Dewi
    • Dhanwantari
    • Dhumavati
    • Diana
    • Diancecht
    • Di cang
    • Dionysus
    • Disen
    • Don
    • Donar
    • Dosojin
    • Dozoku-shin
    • Druantia
    • Durga
    • Dylan
    • Dziewona
    • Ea
    • Ebisu
    • Eir
    • Ekchuah
    • Ekibiogami
    • El
    • Elaine
    • El elyon
    • Elli
    • Emma-o
    • Enki
    • Enlil
    • Enyalius
    • Enyo
    • Eos
    • Epona
    • Ereskigal
    • Erra
    • Eshara
    • Eshmun
    • Farbauti
    • Faunus
    • Fenrir
    • Flidais
    • Flins
    • Flora
    • Forseti
    • Freya
    • Freyr
    • Frigg
    • Fudo
    • Fujin
    • Fukurokuju
    • Funadama
    • Futsu-nushi-no-kami
    • Gaia
    • Gama
    • Ganesha
    • Ganga
    • Garuda
    • Gauri
    • Geb
    • Gefion
    • Gekka-o
    • Geong si
    • Gerd
    • Giobhniu
    • Gu
    • Guan-di
    • Gun
    • Gwydion
    • Gwynn ap nudd
    • Hachiman
    • Hades
    • Hadur
    • Hai
    • Haniyasu-hiko
    • Haniyasu-hime
    • Hanuman
    • Hathor
    • Haulili
    • Haya-ji
    • Heimdall
    • Hel
    • Helios
    • Heng-o
    • Hephaestus
    • Hera
    • Hermes
    • Hermod
    • Hestia
    • Hiaka
    • Hiiakawawahilani
    • Hinakuluiau
    • Hiruko
    • Hod
    • Hoderi
    • Holler
    • Hoori
    • Hors
    • Horus
    • Hoso-no-kami
    • Hotei
    • Hsi-wang-mu
    • Huitzilopochtli
    • Hygeia
    • Ictinike
    • Ida-ten
    • Idun
    • Ika-zuchi-no-kami
    • Iki-ryo
    • Inanna
    • Inari
    • Indra
    • Inti
    • Irmin
    • Ishtar
    • Isis
    • Isora
    • Ixtab
    • Izanagi
    • Izanaki
    • Izanami
    • Janus
    • Jarilo
    • Jarovit
    • Jinushigami
    • Jizo
    • Jord
    • Jormungand
    • Juichimen
    • Juno
    • Jupiter
    • Jurojin
    • Juthrbog
    • Juturna
    • Kagutsuchi
    • Kalaipahoa
    • Kali
    • Kaluannuunohonionio
    • Kamado-gami
    • Kamapua'a
    • Kami-kaze
    • Kaminari
    • Kamohoali'i
    • Kamooalii
    • Kanaloa
    • Kanayama-hiko
    • Kanayama-hime
    • Kane
    • Kane-hekili
    • Kapo
    • Kapohoikahiola
    • Karewit
    • Kari
    • Kartikeya
    • Karttikeya
    • Kathirat
    • Kaupe
    • Kawa-no-kami
    • Kenro-ji-jin
    • Keoahikamakaua
    • Keuakepo
    • Khepri
    • Ki
    • Kiha
    • Kingu
    • Kinich ahau
    • Kishar
    • Kishi-bojin
    • Kishijoten
    • Kishimo-jin
    • Ko-no-hana
    • Kojin
    • Koleamoku
    • Korrawi
    • Koshin
    • Kothar
    • Koya-no-myoin
    • Krishna
    • Ku
    • Kuahana
    • Kukailimoku
    • Kukaoo
    • Kukulcan
    • Kukunochi-no-kami
    • Kuni-toko-tachi
    • Kura-okami
    • Kurma
    • Kuula
    • Kvasir
    • Laamaomao
    • Labraid
    • Lada
    • Lado
    • Laga
    • Laka
    • Lakakane
    • Lakshmi
    • Laran
    • Lares
    • Libintia
    • Lie
    • Liza
    • Llyr
    • Lofn
    • Loki
    • Lono
    • Lonomakua
    • Lotan
    • Lugh
    • Luna
    • Macha
    • Maeve
    • Magna mater
    • Magni
    • Mahulu
    • Maia
    • Manannan
    • Mani
    • Manua
    • Marduk
    • Margawse
    • Marisha-ten
    • Marowit
    • Mars
    • Maru
    • Marzanna
    • Matangi
    • Math ap mathowny
    • Matka gabia
    • Matka ziemia
    • Maui
    • Mawaya-no-kami
    • Maya
    • Mebd
    • Medb
    • Melqart
    • Menhit
    • Menthu
    • Mentu
    • Mercury
    • Mextli
    • Mider
    • Mikaboshi
    • Milu
    • Miming
    • Mimir
    • Minerva
    • Miro
    • Mithras
    • Mixcoatl
    • Miyazu-hime
    • Moaalii
    • Modi
    • Mokosh
    • Mokualii
    • Moloch
    • Monju-bosatsu
    • Mooaleo
    • Morrigan
    • Mot
    • Mummu
    • Murukan
    • Musubi-no-kami
    • Myrrdin
    • Nacon
    • Nai-no-kami
    • Naka-yama-tsu-mi
    • Nammu
    • Nanaja
    • Nanna
    • Nanse
    • Neith
    • Nemain
    • Nemesis
    • Nephthys
    • Neptune
    • Nergal
    • Niamh
    • Nikko-bosatsu
    • Ninazu
    • Ninhurzag
    • Ninigi-no-mikoto
    • Nintu
    • Ninurta
    • Njord
    • Nominosukune
    • Norns
    • Nott
    • Nut
    • Nyorai
    • Oanomochi
    • Odin
    • Ogoun
    • Ohkuninushi
    • Oho-yama
    • Ohonamochi
    • Ohyamatsumi
    • Okuni-nushi
    • Ops
    • Orgelmir
    • Oro
    • Osiris
    • Ostara
    • Ouli
    • Owatatsumi
    • Oyamatsumi
    • Pales
    • Pan
    • Papa
    • Parvati
    • Pele
    • Perperuna
    • Persephone
    • Perun
    • Phaethon
    • Phoebe
    • Phoebus apollo
    • Pilumnus
    • Pluto
    • Podaga
    • Poliahu
    • Pomona
    • Porewit
    • Poseidon
    • Proserpine
    • Puea
    • Qadeshtu
    • Quetzalcoatl
    • Radegast
    • Raiden
    • Ram
    • Rama
    • Ran
    • Re
    • Resef
    • Reshep
    • Resheph
    • Rhea
    • Rod
    • Rugiviet
    • Ryo-wo
    • Sabazius
    • Sae-no-kami
    • Saga
    • Sakhmet
    • Sambo-kojin
    • Samulayo
    • Sarasvati
    • Sarutahiko ohkami
    • Saturn
    • Segomo
    • Selene
    • Sengen
    • Septu
    • Seshat
    • Seth
    • Seti
    • Shachar
    • Shaka
    • Shakti
    • Shalim
    • Shamash
    • Shamayim
    • Shapsu
    • Shemesh
    • Shen yi
    • Shichi fujukin
    • Shinda
    • Shine-tsu-hiko
    • Shiva
    • Shoden
    • Shoki
    • Shu
    • Si-wang-mu
    • Siebog
    • Sif
    • Simargl
    • Sin
    • Sirona
    • Sita
    • Siwa
    • Sjofn
    • Skadi
    • Sleipnir
    • Sol
    • Stribog
    • Suijin
    • Suitengu
    • Sukuna-biko
    • Surya
    • Susanoh
    • Susanowa
    • Svantetit
    • Svarog
    • Svetovid
    • Svetovit
    • Syn
    • Takami-musubi
    • Takemikadzuchi
    • Taki-tsu-hiko
    • Tatsuta-hime
    • Tawaret
    • Tefnut
    • Tehwom
    • Tenjin
    • Teutates
    • Tezcatlipoca
    • Thanatos
    • The zorya
    • Thor
    • Tiamat
    • Tlaloc
    • Tonatiuh
    • Toyo-uke-bime
    • Toyouke-omikami
    • Triglav
    • Tsuki-yumi
    • Tu
    • Tu matauenga
    • Turris
    • Tyche
    • Tyr
    • Uba
    • Uga-jin
    • Uga-no-mitama
    • Ukanipo
    • Ukemochi
    • Ulaulekeahi
    • Uli
    • Ull
    • Utu
    • Uzume
    • Vali
    • Valkyries
    • Vamana
    • Vanir
    • Var
    • Veles
    • Venus
    • Vertumnus
    • Vesta
    • Vidar
    • Vishnu
    • Volturnus
    • Vulcan
    • Wakahiru-me
    • Wata-tsu-mi
    • Wepwawet
    • Wurukatte
    • Xipe
    • Xi wang-mu
    • Xochipilli
    • Xochiquetzal
    • Yabune
    • Yam
    • Yam-nahar
    • Yama-no-kami
    • Yamato
    • Yarikh
    • Ymir
    • Yu-huang
    • Yuki-onna
    • Yum kimil
    • Zababa
    • Zana
    • Zedek
    • Zeus
    • Zirnitra
    • Zislbog
    • Zizilia
    • Zroya
  • LostGeneration
  • thetrueone
    thetrueone

    But being a Christian atheist means they didn't throw the baby out with the bath water.

    The baby being Jesus Christ of course.

    Jesus is aright with me as the saying goes.

  • leavingwt
    leavingwt

    Every single 'god' on your list was invented by Satan the Devil to mislead the elect. Only someone with weak faith would ever fall for such baloney.

  • tec
    tec

    I was going to ask how someone was a christian atheist, lol... but then I read the post.

    We are not the same... with just one god rejection difference between us.

    The theist believes in a creator.

    The atheist does not.

    A theist might change what the theist thinks about that creator... attributes, etc. But the belief that a creator is there is always present. A christian theist has found God through Christ.

    Peace,

    Tammy

  • Elsewhere
    Elsewhere

    Tec,

    What do you have against Prometheus? He helped humans by giving us fire, agriculture and the knowledge to build houses and other structures. Before Prometheus gave us these things humans were the most miserable of all creatures on the earth.

    After Prometheus did these wonderful things for us he was punished by Zeus by being chained and every day an eagle would fly down and eat his liver. Because Prometheus is immortal his liver would grow back every night and then the eagle would come back and eat his liver again. This suffering went on every day and every night for hundreds of years before he was released from the chains.

    How could you reject Prometheus after the way he sacrificed himself for you?

  • poopsiecakes
  • ziddina
    ziddina

    HEY!!!

    You WATCH who you're calling a "Christian Atheist", man...!!

    I believe in ALL of those "deities" - as psychological "aides", "mirrors", and so on and so forth...

    But the fact is, I believe in more of them than any dayyamed Christian Atheist - or should that be:

    "Chratheist"???

    Zid

    [edited]

    I just skimmed that list again, and WHERE the HELL is HECATE???

    YOU can't have a list like that and skip HECATE!!!!!

  • SweetBabyCheezits
    SweetBabyCheezits

    I am an equal opportunity rejector.

  • ziddina
    ziddina

    And you skipped SEKHMET, too!!!

    Boy, are YOU ever going to have a hot summer!!!

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