The typical atheist on SW

@DocSavage well I can guarantee I am not typical. But you seem to be a very typical atheist.

@Axeroberts
What makes you think you’re any different from any of the other creationists out there ?
You started out by saying the creator wasn’t supernatural. That whatever powers he used to put atoms together work within the laws of nature. You also said you had a gut feeling that a creator existed, which then turned out to be some kind of spiritual awareness, and you were blessed.
You don’t follow any religion, but when push comes to shove, you claim faith over evidence and reason.

@DocSavage you twist things in order to win an argument. I already have said I am not a creationist. But you and many atheists use this method to discredit the person. And you know I didn't say it was a gut feeling. I asked you what your gut feeling says. So it's apparent you are only here to disrupt which proves the point of my post. So thank you for that

@Axeroberts
Then why do you keep saying there is a creator ?
Isn’t that the whole point of your claim ? There was and still is an active intelligent force behind our existence. You can’t have it both ways.

@DocSavage omg. Yes I believe there is a Creator.

@Axeroberts
Henceforth the term “creationist”

@DocSavage but that label implies a person thinks the world is 6000 years old. And it is a great way for you to avoid specific beliefs by redirecting. And atheists believe it all came out of nowhere.

@Axeroberts
There are young earth creationist, and old earth creationist.
Young earthers tend to be stupider. But regardless, you’re the one bringing up a living creator.
Furthermore, Atheists do [b]not[/b] believe the universe came from nothing. You’re spreading misinformation about us. We take that personally. Especially when you can’t tell us where your creator came from, with all those fantastic powers, or why he decided to do it all.
We don’t know the answers, but you’re just adding a unnecessary more question to the equation, and calling it done.