EPTOn May 03 2013 11:21 kmillz wrote:
So I've been following the Jodi Arias case relatively closely and just noticed this gem on the wikipedia page about the death of Travis Alexander:
Just one more reason religion sickens me. People pulling the "God" card to try to prove their innocence in a crime. Reminds me of Ray Lewis.
If there is anything I can say for certainty about atheism it is that there is no "well I'm an atheist so obviously I didn't do it" card.
Jodi Arias source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Travis_Alexander#cite_note-radaronline1-49
Ray Lewis source: http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2013/02/04/ray-lewis-to-families-of-slain-men-god-has-never-made-a-mistake/
So I've been following the Jodi Arias case relatively closely and just noticed this gem on the wikipedia page about the death of Travis Alexander:
Just one more reason religion sickens me. People pulling the "God" card to try to prove their innocence in a crime. Reminds me of Ray Lewis.
If there is anything I can say for certainty about atheism it is that there is no "well I'm an atheist so obviously I didn't do it" card.
Jodi Arias source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Travis_Alexander#cite_note-radaronline1-49
Ray Lewis source: http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2013/02/04/ray-lewis-to-families-of-slain-men-god-has-never-made-a-mistake/
So you're overtly judgmental and willing to let the words of criminals and football players dictate your opinions and regard for other people? In that case, it is no loss that you disregard those who believe differently.
