why do you atheists get so mad?

Question

when someone misspells "atheism" There are some of you who don't but the majority of you guys forget my question and start complaining about my spelling. You should be able to grasp the meaning of my question without having to have every question spelled out perfectly

Answer 1

Atheists are much like Liberals....they are very paranoid about their beliefs and stay defensive most of the time with a questionable agenda

Answer 2

Well, we're of the belief that when it comes to atheism you guys really haven't got the first idea of what you're talking about. We, on the other hand, have usually read the Bible closely and are intimately acquainted with Christian ideas. So when you start spouting about "athiests", "athisests" or whatever, you're really confirming an ingrained ignorance that degrades you and any enquiry you might wish to make. It's seven letters, for goodness sake. You can spell "question", can't you? We feel sure that this is not the limit of your spelling abilities. And you might begin to be taken more seriously if you could just have the courtesy to address people with an inkling of knowledge about who they are.

We hate ignorance in all its forms. Some are easier to avoid than others.

Answer 3

The reason athieiestssts get so mad is that they don't have God calming their minds and making them feel at peace no matter what is going on in their day to day life.

The trouble with denying the existence of Spirit is that it's like a fish denying the existence of the ocean.
First of all, there is no way to prove a negative so we'll never know if the athehiestistists are right. Why? Because if they are right, there is nothing to know, no life after death, no way to say, "See I knew there was no god and no life after death," hence no way to prove an absence, a nothing.
If they are wrong, we'll all know it soon enough, even the athieietstetsts~
Gautama Buddha used to say, "If the athiestsisits are right and there is no such thing as Karma and Reincarnation, and because of this they can live however they want with no thought of doing good things, then they have no problem. But, if they are wrong and Karmic retribution for ones acts does exist, and they have lived a life of bad selfish acts then they have a huge problem."

Answer 4

I took a look at your question and the answers and don't think your question was out of line nor that the misspelling was big deal. Looking at the answers though only a few people really mentioned it and they didn't sound mad just pointing out that it is spelled differently. No one sounded really hostile unless I missed one. So I don't think atheists were really mad. Not a big deal for me. I am guilty of typos myself!

Answer 5

true, the occasional spelling mistake shouldn't be the main focus of and answer but this is one that has been picked up so many times that people really should know how to spell it by now.
personally i don't care, i'm much more interested in the content of a question than how it's spelt but it does befuddle me that it's still being spelt wrong. it makes me think people do it on purpose to wind others up, which i suppose could be amusing

Answer 6

The spelling does not influenced the question. The anger will cause arguement.
Atheists in certain group is a religious of scient but mostly will be ruined by later years. The statistic are regionally and narrow of issue. It may say this kind of athiest is the superinsitution of scient. But reading the bible by the meaning of fact is another superinsituation of bible. The word (Hungry) actually you are not hungry. What is the reality?

Answer 7

Mad about what? Spelling? Your question is not clearly put. Maybe it's because God has placed the need to know Him within all of us and if that need is denied constantly, then atheists actually get angry at themselves and blame that anger on everything else. I've known people to say that they don't believe in God, but boy are they mad at Him. How can you be mad at something you supposedly don't believe in? I think that atheists are too self centered to have a relationship with God. It's not that they really don't believe, they are just angry because they don't understand God. And, they don't understand God because they have not taken the time to know Him. Maybe they think that God should be like Santa Claus and when He isn't, they get angry and pout and say they don't believe.

Answer 8

Wow! I have to say it but I think you maybe stereotyping....BUUUTTTT maybe not. Honestly, when I started thinking about this question it troubled me to think that anyone who believed strongly in something, would have to get angry to justify their belief. Please forgive me, but I would like to offer my opinion instead of some scientific reason that might cause anger or hostility from the atheistic community. Personally, I believe that if you are finding that many atheists react in a volitile way when it comes to there belief or rather disbelief in God, it could be because they have no real facts supporting their disbelief in God. I feel that if you truly believe in something, and I mean something that you could never be talked out of, then facing a crowd of "stone-throwers" shouldn't ever cause feelings of anger, doubt or hostility. One should ever get angry for believing. Personally, I DO believe in God. I believe He created all, including me and that makes me VERY happy. :)

Answer 9

Because bad spell is a free two points.

Answer 10

When a person's moral foundation is one big mess even the small matters in life become mountainous! I'd be a mad person too if I constantly shunned the love of God and refused to respect anyone but those who exhibited the same hatred for God as I did. When you do this, all you are doing is feeding the darkness ( sin ) that is within every man. So yea, I'd be a nasty person, too, if I didn't have the Lord ruling my life.

Answer 11

Language is the tool we use to express ourselves. If your tool is blunt, the rest of it has a high probability of being without merit. The fact that you post another question whining about it more or less proves it.