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23 Responses to “Presented without comment”
Word.
JV, you know, you stopped commenting and now you won’t get a prize.
The beauty of NaBloCoMo is the retro-active commenting clause, whereby participants can go back and comment on posts they haven’t commented on yet, as long as it’s before the month is over. It’s in the fine print.
Thank you God, for making me an atheist!
Yep
My child was praying the other day that the ketchup would not her fish sticks.
Oops.
She also blasphemed the other day by complaining to God about her performance as God.
She also asks ‘where is God? Where is she?’
So she might be on her way.
My Jewish father-in-law always said about Israel: “God is not a real estate agent.”
Oh, that was supposed to explain her prayer “Please God don’t let the ketchup hit my fish sticks.”
Just like the Phil Hartman Jesus sketch, i.e., the woman who prayed “Jesus don’t let the rice get sticky.”
Hilarious. Thanks.
God owns a time share? What a cheapskate.
That must be a typo. Time shares cannot be how God rolls.
My day is now complete.
Thank you to whomever put this into cartoon format so that I can better explain my rationale to my family.
Totally stealing this.
This must be the best cartoon I have ever seen…can I steal it? Oh wait, I’m an atheist and stealing is a mean thing to do so… maybe I shouldn’t…
Ah, what the heck, I’m gonna steal it!
When I posted an entry about the new atheist bus ads (“Why believe in a god? Just be good for goodness’ sake”), my friend posted a link to that atheist comic and I loved it. It’s so perfect describing stealing as a “dick thing to do”. And, it’s the perfect response to the dope from the American Family Association’s comment about the atheist bus ads, where he said, How do we define ‘good’ if we don’t believe in God? God in his word, the Bible, tells us what’s good and bad and right and wrong. It's like God didn't give him a brain, so he could use it for, uh, thinking & reasoning things out all by his lonesome.
It's good that a comic can give people their rules in a simple and easy to read format.
I’m saving a copy of this to use in the conversation that I will eventually have with my mother, now that I’m starting a family. Now I can refute her graphically!
That is awesome. I knew I had good reasons for not believing.
Too funny!
He must have confused God with Scorsese on the time share thing.
Hehehe. Yeah.
big fan of that.
It’d be great if you could back this up with scripture.
LOVE.
I love this but I’m the only flaming heterosexual, tree hugging atheist I know. Family, most friends, co-workers, and even husband all seem to subscribe to some kind of religion.
Awesome!
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