^exactly...

each person can choose what they want to do. Just because a bunch of people picked up a hair dryer and a robe and said that we are doing a big ol' debaptism party doesn't undermine what others are doing e.g. Richard Dawkins. Fair enough if all of atheists just sit there making fun and making spoofs of organised religions - but, at least for me, I see many who take this topic seriously.

It's a breath of fresh air away from the doom and gloom and it was a laugh obviously for those attending and me watching.

People need to lighten up.

(I think she said I am free?)

>> ^JiggaJonson:
As an atheist, and maybe im missing something but, I dont really appreciate what they're trying to do. Atheism in itself is not about organized ceremony but a divergence from it. I know it's a spoof but im worried that next, we'll have atheists demanding that other atheists be de-religion-ed in all other sorts of ways to conform. ;-/


So you're saying we should avoid organized ceremony in order to conform to your view of what atheism should be?

>> ^dannym3141:
>> ^Jaace:
Sometimes you have to fight fire with fire; however, be careful Atheism, as it seems you are beginning to deify nothing.

What?
If i tell a joke about a pagan god, does that mean i'm becoming pagan?


Yes!
Pagan!

HES A PAGAN!! BURN HIM!
*picks up pitchfork*

>> ^Jaace:
Sometimes you have to fight fire with fire; however, be careful Atheism, as it seems you are beginning to deify nothing.


What?

If i tell a joke about a pagan god, does that mean i'm becoming pagan?

lol! Debaptism, that's original.