IshCong wrote:Kubrath wrote:
Yes, correct, but in order for me to trust someone less than a murderer and a rapist, I would have to consider him to be worse than them.
Well, that's you. =T I mean, I might trust the word of a murderer before the word of an insane individual or a compulsive liar, but the murderer is far, far worse than being insane or being a compulsive liar.
An individual may be more prone to lying without being overall worse, and people may feel that atheist lie more, but aren't otherwise worse. May. I have no evidence to support that. You're probably right, though, regrettably. ~,~
I haven't thought about that, but as an ex-Christian, here's how I viewed Atheism: Don't believe in God, therefore no moral basis, therefore worse than criminals.
In the case of the criminal who believes in God, I knew that at least he would repent if not out of fear from Hell. There was no such thing for the Atheist, however. It wasn't just because they could be more prone to lying or such, it was morality as a whole.
But I was an exception, because Atheism here is not really an issue. Yet, as I understand it, I would've been the norm in the USA, as that is how a majority of people think (I presume).








