Comments on: Shock, horror! Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe is an atheist

By: Miguel

Miguel — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 01:25:36 +0000

I dont believe in atheists. Atheists dont exist they just think they do. Just lazy people who refuse to make any effrot in finding God. Closed minded and blind is what they are.

By: Nikita

Nikita — Sun, 02 May 2010 01:13:39 +0000

Im an atheist and I don’t care what anybody thinks. People that believe in gods hate it when others discriminate against their religion so why discriminate against atheist beliefs. In W NW UK (West Cumbria) we respect what we all believe and don’t give tuppence bout others beliefs (but they are still important). Harry Potter is great! Why should some actor relieving his beliefs put you off the books and films. I mean if you like Torchwood the actor on there is Gay and this doesn’t stop people liking it, so why stop watching Harry Potter?
Some people believe “God put the colours in the Rainbow”
Others believe that “Optical and Meteorological phenomenons of light in the spectrum appear in the sky when the Sun shines onto droplets of moisture in the Earth’s atmosphere taking the form of a multicoloured arc puts the colours in the Rainbow”

Who cares? Harry Potter is good and if I recall rightly,… Religion isn’t even mentioned once in any of the Harry Potter books or Films so what’s the big fuss about it!?

By: daniel(le)

daniel(le) — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 03:10:57 +0000

God wouldn’t really mean anything to someone unless that person would really know who God is. because a lot of people out there say different things about God which wouldn’t really make sense, and will really drive you to atheism..

By: daniel(le)

daniel(le) — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 03:07:33 +0000

who agrees with non-Christian persecution? I don’t..and please don’t think that every Christian in the world agrees with the persecution,too.. it’s a big world, and a lot of Christians disagree to it..and i think those ‘Christians’ who support persecution aren’t really Christians at all

to those Christians there who do support, i mean, Christ died for all the sinners, right? doesn’t everyone deserves to have a chance, at least, before being persecuted?

By: daniel(le)

daniel(le) — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 03:01:08 +0000

a lot of people don’t really care if there’s a god though, because most probably, they do not really know what’s in store for them– paradise and hell.. and “hell is a very real place”

and a lot of people probably chooses not to accept that there’s a god, and that you’ve got to have morals, because it interferes with their freedom to do whatever they want, i.e., their sexual freedom..

By: daniel(le)

daniel(le) — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 02:55:29 +0000

also, about the propose big bang theory, was it really just a coincidence that the earth was this far from the sun? cause if it were just a little bit further, then it would have been too cold..and a little closer and it would have been too hot.. i think it would have taken a lot more believing that we were just a result of billions of years’ explosion than believing that there is a Supreme Being who designed it all..

By: daniel(le)

daniel(le) — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 02:51:17 +0000

if people cannot find the proof of God existing, then i think they’re looking at the wrong place. but the, its pretty hard not look at the right place..then again, maybe yes..

but when you look at the trees, or the sky, it just looks so beautiful, and coordinated,too, that it’s pretty hard to believe that there wasn’t Someone who created them.

when i read about articles concerning the human anatomy, the human body’s nature is just way too complex to think that it just connected because it so happened..and that from nothing, the dust and a lot of other matters appeared, formed, and had life..

By: daniel(le)

daniel(le) — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 02:42:53 +0000

i read someone who said that an atheistic nation has less serious crime..but then, i think its because its like a situation where it will seem to a person that a person does not transgress(or commit a crime), cause there’s no law existing in them

christian morality and religious morality are, i think, different because there are religions that are christian in the name but really isn’t

there are those who say they’re Christians but then if you look closely, they’re really not..this is probably why a lot of people are discouraged to believing in God.. they probably weren’t able to see those true Christians out there..

By: daniel(le)

daniel(le) — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 01:23:06 +0000

to zino okrobodo, I kinda like your comment by the way..and I also kinda agree on it

By: daniel(le)

daniel(le) — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 01:19:19 +0000

pagans who worship imaginary gods, are in my opinion, no better than any atheist..
and Christianity and religion are two very different things, by the way..
I’ve also read some comments that denounced religion and Christianity, and well, if these two are gone, there wont be a basis for any moral in the world, now..
if there is no god, then everything is just a coincidence, and life do not have any meaning, which leaves us to ‘can just kill anyone’ because the the existence of life is meaningless without a creator.
but then, further scientific investigations reveal the ‘glitches’ in Darwin’s theory of evolution..i just want to say it here that science can also contribute to saying that there is a god