WOTM: Ayaan Is Gaslighting Us, Part V
As the interview goes on, Ayaan reveals more and more of her (perhaps willful?) ignorance. Are you ready for this one?... In part V, Ayaan talks about the dangers of evangelism, apparently unaware that her new religion of choice is hell-bent (pun intended) on evangelizing the entire world! That's literally the point of "The Great Commission!" Nor is she aware that such evangelizing by Christians led to genocide, forced conversions, slavery, the theft of Native lands, etc... all done with Papal permission — The Doctrine of Discovery. It's like she became a Christian, and literally turned off her brain. Oh wait... no... evangelism is only bad when Atheists do it — whatever the f&¢k that means!
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Comments (5)
Is "There might be a god." the statement of a person of faith? No, of course not. A person of faith is someone with *100% certainty* in the god, and is to be looked upon as a role-model. Christians are of the opinion that the universe as it appears *is not enough for them.* I don't think atheists can match that level of arrogance.
I suspect Alex is thinking of the history of white men disregarding the thoughts of women, especially women of color. But he could push back respectfully.
What horse shit. So atheists "really do believe in not believing in god"? Damn. It's NOT a belief, it's a question of holding out on any belief unless and until there is verifiable, reliable, empirical, concrete evidence. Does Ayaan think that we "really do believe" and thus "evangelize" to "not believe in the tooth fairy"? I suppose she'd claim she has an "open mind" about leprechauns, or Big Foot, or Santa Claus. Pathetic.
Sorry, but five parts on this person is way too much! She isn't worth the effort!
Hitch called her the most important public intellectual to come out of Africa.