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Group: alt.athiesm · Group Profile
Author: bob young
Date: May 21, 2007 04:12

Bill wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 19:45:51 -0400, old man joe wrote:
>
>> ...evil people from blasphmously mocking Him.
>>
>> the posters showing up on Christian Newsgroups with the same old
>> line of how evil God is for ' murdering ' innocent people, especially
>> babies, really answer their own charge...

What sheer religious arrogance. So in your cosetted world anyone who questions
something do it because they think they are better - and you wonder why there are
atheists !?

YES - thinking people ask questions, such as, why does a god allow a tsunmi to happen
as it did two years ago, a huge wave swept over two thousand innocent children to
their deaths?

You see the old book that you put so much faith in claims that 'god is love', god can
do anything and 'god created everything'. The concept is so primitive I can hardly
understand how any intelligent person in the year 2007 can live with such nonsense.

I am assuming that you are intelligent, therefore you must have been brainwashed as a
child, as is the case with 95%% of religionists, regardless of which particular god
they claim to follow.

I guess you know there are quite a number of gods - right? Here is a list derived
from the first letter of the alphabet. If you want the whole alphabet - just let me
know. Have a good week.

Bob

[Preface]

"I contend that we are both atheists. I just believe in one
fewer god than you do. When you understand why you dismiss all the other possible
gods, you will understand why I dismiss yours."
[Stephen Roberts]

Aeron War [goddess] Wales War
Aeval [goddess] Love, Magic. Ireland
Ahura Mazda
Agrona [goddesss] Destroyer of life
Achall [goddess]Earth and Nature; unhappiness. Ireland
Achtan [goddess] Hunting and wild animals. Ireland
Allah
Adsullata [goddess]
Aphrodite, Ares, Athena, Apollo, Artemis, Abalim[Judaic] Abba Amona[Judaic]
Abraxis[Judaic]
Adam Beliyya'al'[Judaic] Adam Kadmon[Judaic]
Adonai[Judaic] Adonaiel[Judaic]
Aibell [goddess] Beauty; Arts; Magic
Aille [goddess]Justice. Ireland
Aige [goddess] Demi-animals
Aimend [goddess] Sun and Day. Ireland
Aine [goddess] Love and Sexuality
Ailinn [goddess] Love. Ireland
Aidin [goddess] [Aideen] Love and sexuality. Ireland
Aibheaog [goddess] Fire.
Airmed [goddess] Health and healing; Immortality Ireland
Aide [goddess] Water. Ireland - Wife of the Irish god Enna
Artio [goddess] Hunting and Wild Animals Switzerland
Akatriel-Yah[Judaic] Alitha[Judaic]
Alukah(Arpad Yiddish: Estrie)[Judaic] Anafiel[Judaic]
Angels[Judaic] Archons[Judaic] Asherah(Asherah)[Judaic]
Asmodeus(Asmodaios)[Judaic [goddess] Goodness. Ireland
Abaangui Guarani
Aba-khatun [goddess] Russia
Abaris Greek
Abas Greek
Abassi Nigeria/Africa
Abderus Greek
Abeguwo [goddess] Oceania
Abeona [goddess] Roman
Abere [goddess] Oceania
Ab Kin Xoc Maya
Abnoba [goddess] Celtic
Abraxas Roman
Abuk [goddess] Dinka/Africa
Abundantia [goddess] Roman
Acamas Greek
Acantha [goddess] Greek
Acat Maya
Acaviser [goddess] Roman
Acca [goddess] Roman
Acca Larentia [goddess] Roman
Achall [goddess] Irish
Achelois [goddess] Greek
Achelous Greek
Achilles Greek
Achtan [goddess] Irish
Achtland [goddess] Celtic
Acis Greek
Aclla [goddess] Inca
Acna [goddess] Maya/Mexico
Actaeon Greek
Adad Babylonian
Adamanthea [goddess] Greek
Adamisil Wedo [goddess] Haiti
Adapa Babylonian
Adaro Oceania
Adeona [goddess] Roman
Aditi [goddess] Asian
Adityas Asian
Admeta [goddess] Roman
Admete [goddess] Greek
Admetus Greek
Adonis Greek
Adrammelech Babylonia
Adrastus Greek
Adsagsona [goddess] Celtic
Adu Ogyinae Ashanti/Africa
Aeacus Greek
Aebh [goddess] Celtic
Aed Celtic
AÂŽdon [goddess] Greek
Aedos [goddess] Roman
Aega [goddess] Greek
Aegeria [goddess] Roman
Aegeus Greek
Aegina [goddess] Greek
Aegir Norse
Aegis Greek
Aegisthus Greek
Aegyptus Greek
Aello [goddess] Greek Amazon
Aeneas Greek
Aeneas Roman
Aeolus Greek
Aero [goddess] Greek
Aeron Celtic
Aerope [goddess] Greek
Aesculapius Asclepius Greek
Aesir Norse
°s S£dhe Celtic
Aestas [goddess] Roman
Aether Greek
Aethra [goddess] Greek
Aetna [goddess] Roman
Afekan [goddess] Oceania
Agaman Nibo [goddess] Haiti
Agamedes Greek
Agamemnon Greek
Agasaya [goddess] Semite
Agave [goddess] Greek
Agdos [goddess] Asia Minor
AgÂŽ Dahomey/Africa
Aglaia [goddess] Greek
Aglauros [goddess] Greek
Agni India
Agwe [goddess] Benin/Africa
Agwe [goddess] Haiti
Agweta [goddess] Haiti
Ahat [goddess] Egypt
Ahau Chamahez Maya
Ahau Kin [goddess] Maya
Ah Chuy Kak Maya
Ah Cun Can Maya
Ahemait [goddess] Egypt
Ah Kinchil Maya
Ahmakiq Maya
Ahnt Alis Pok' [goddess] Mexico
Ahnt Kai [goddess] Mexico
Ah Puch Maya
Ahriman Persia
Ahsonnutli Navajo
Ahti [goddess] Egypt
Ah Uaynih [goddess] Haiti
Ah Uaynih [goddess] Guatemala
Ahuic [goddess] Aztec/Mexico
Ahulane Maya
Ahura Mazda Persia
Ahurani [goddess] Persia
Ah Wink-ir Masa [goddess] Guatemala
Ai-ada Turkey
'Aiaru [goddess] Oceania
Aigiarm [goddess] Mongolia
AinÂŽ [goddess] Celtic
Ainia [goddess] Greek Amazon
Airmed [goddess] Irish
Ai Tupua'i [goddess] Oceania
Aja [goddess] Babylonia
Aje [goddess] Yoruba/Africa
Aji-Suki-Taka-Hi-Kone Japan
Ajok Africa
Ajtzak AmerIndian
Ajysyt [goddess] Siberia
Aka [goddess] Turkey
Akert-khentet-auset-s [goddess] Egypt
Akewa [goddess] Argentina
Akhet [goddess] Egypt
Akhushtal [goddess] Maya
Akonadi [goddess] Ghana/Africa
Akongo Africa
Akuj Africa
Akusaa [goddess] Egypt
Akycha AmerIndian
Ala [goddess] Ibo/Africa
Alaghom Naom Tzentel [goddess] Maya
Alalahe [goddess] Oceania
Ala Muki [goddess] Oceania
Alator Britain
Alastor Greek
Alberich Norse
Albina [goddess] Roman
Albion Greek
Albunea [goddess] Roman
Alcestis [goddess] Greek
Alcibie [goddess] Greek Amazon
Alcimedes Greek
Alcippe Greek
Alcippe [goddess] Greek Amazon
Alcmaeon Greek
Alcmene [goddess] Greek
Alcyon [goddess] Greek
Alecto [goddess] Greek
Alectrona [goddess] Greek
Alectryon Greek
Alemona [goddess] Roman
Alinga [goddess] Australia
Alkaia [goddess] Greek Amazon
Alkonost [goddess] Russia
Al-Lat [goddess] Arabia
Almoshi [goddess] Russia
Alpan [goddess] Roman
Alphito [goddess] Greek
Altan-Telgey [goddess] Mongol
Altria [goddess] Roman
Alu Babylonia
Alvis Germanic
Ama [goddess] Russia
Amaethon Britain
Amalthea Greek
Amalthea [goddess] Greek
Ama no Uzume [goddess] Japan
Ama-terasu [goddess] Japan
Amatsu Mikaboshi Japan
Amaunet [goddess] Egypt
Amazons Greek
Ambika [goddess] Hindu
Ambrosia Greek
Amelia [goddess] Haiti
Amemet [goddess] Egypt
Ament [goddess] Egypt
Amenti Egypt
Amma [goddess] Norse
Amma Dogon/Africa
Ammavaru [goddess] India
Amit [goddess] Egypt
Ammit [goddess] Egypt
Amn [goddess] Egypt
Amon Egypt
Amor Roman
Amphitrite [goddess] Greek
Amphitryon Greek
Amset Egypt
Amymone [goddess] Greek
An Sumeria
Anagtia [goddess] Roman
Anahita [goddess] Persia
Ananke [goddess] Greek
Anansi West Africa
Ananta Shesha Hindu
Anapel [goddess] Russia
Anath Anat [goddess] Phoenician
Anatha [goddess] Egypt
Anatis [goddess] Egypt
Anatu [goddess] Mesopotamia
Anaxarete [goddess] Greek
Anceta [goddess] Roman
Anchises Greek
Andraste [goddess] Britain
Androgyne Greek
Andromache Greek
Andromache [goddess] Greek Amazon
Andromeda [goddess] Greek
Andromeda [goddess] Greek Amazon
Androphonos Greek
Angerboda [goddess] Scandinavia
Angerona [goddess] Roman
Angina [goddess] Roman
Angita [goddess] Roman
Angitia [goddess] Greek
Angpetu WiAmerIndian
Angus Celtic
Anieros [goddess] Roman
Anima Mundi [goddess] Roman
Anius Greek
Anjea [goddess] Australia
Anka [goddess] Egypt
Ankhtith [goddess] Egypt
Ankt [goddess] Egypt
Anna Perenna [goddess] Etruscan
Annapurna Hindu
Annwn Britain
Antaboga Indonesia
Antaeus Greek
Antaios Egypt
Antandre [goddess] Greek Amazon
Anteros Greek
Anteros Roman
Antevorta [goddess] Roman
Anthat [goddess] Egypt
Antianara [goddess] Greek
Antianara [goddess] Greek Amazon
Antibrote [goddess] Greek Amazon
Anticlea [goddess] Greek
Antigone [goddess] Greek
Antinuous Greek
Antiope [goddess] Greek
Antiope [goddess] Greek Amazon
Anu Babylonian
Anu Celtic
Anubis Egypt
Anuket [goddess] Egypt
Anunitu [goddess] Babylonia
An-Zu [goddess] Assyria
Apate [goddess] Greek
Apep Egypt
Aphareus Greek
Aphrodite [goddess] Greek
Apis Egypt
Apis Egypt
Apollo Greek
Apozanolotl [goddess] Aztec/Mexico
Appiades, The [goddess] Roman
Appias [goddess] Roman
Apsu Babylonian
Apunga [goddess] Abrigine
Arachne [goddess] Greek
Arahuta [goddess] New Zealand
Ararat [goddess] Anatolia
Ardwinna Celtic
Ares Greek
Arete [goddess] Greek
Arethusa [goddess] Greek
Areto [goddess] Greek Amazon
Aretz [goddess] Israel
Argonaut Greek
Argos Greek
Ariadne [goddess] Greek
Arianrhod Wales
Aricia [goddess] Roman
Ariki [goddess] New Zealand
Arinna [goddess] Hittite
Arion Greek
Arnamentia [goddess] Britain
Arne [goddess] Greek
Arohirohi [goddess] New Zealand
Arria [goddess] Roman
Arsino‘ [goddess] Greek
Artemis [goddess] Greek
Artio Celtic
Aruna [goddess] Hindu
Aryong Jong [goddess] Korea
Asase Yaa [goddess] Ghana/Africa
As-ava [goddess] Russia
Ascanius Roman
Asclepius Greek
AsgardNorse
Asgaya Gigagei Cherokee
Asherali [goddess] Canaan
Ashiakle [goddess] Ghana/Africa
Ashnan [goddess] Sumeria
Ashtoreth Phoenician
Ashtoreth [goddess] Egypt
Ashur Assyria
Ashvins Hindu
Askr and Embla Norse
Astarte [goddess] Phoenicia
Asteria [goddess] Greek
Astraea [goddess] Greek
Astraeos Greek
Astrea [goddess] Roman
Asuras Asian
Atalanta [goddess] Greek
Atanea [goddess] South Pacific
Atar [goddess] Iran
Ate [goddess] Greek
At-Em [goddess] Egypt
Aten Aton Egypt
Athena [goddess] Greek
Athirat [goddess] Canaan
Athor [goddess] Egypt
Athtart [goddess] Canaan
Atl Aztec
Atlacamani [goddess] Aztec/Mexico
Atlacoya [goddess] Aztec/Mexico
Atlas Greek
Atlatonin [goddess] Aztec/Mexico
Atreus Greek
Atropos [goddess] Greek
Attis Roman
Atum Egypt
Auchimalgen [goddess] Chile
Au-Co Vietnamese
Audjal [goddess] Caroline Islands
Auilix Maya
Aura [goddess] Greek
Aurita [goddess] Roman
Aurora [goddess] Roman
Ausaitis Lithuania
Austeja Lithuania
Autolycus Greek
Autonoe [goddess] Greek
Auxesia [goddess] Greek
Averna [goddess] Roman
Avernales [goddess] Roman
Averruncus [goddess] Roman
Aversa [goddess] Roman
Awonawilona [goddess] Pueblo/Zuni
Aya [goddess] Mesopotamia
Ayaba [goddess] Dahomey/Africa
Ayauhteotl [goddess] Aztec/Mexico
Ayida [goddess] Haiti
Ayizan [goddess] Haiti
Ayt'ar Russia
Azacca Haiti
Aziri [goddess] Africa

Babaluaye, Bacchus, Baldur, Bast, Bellona, Brahma............
>
>>
>> these think they are a better class of people than God. blasphemers
>> are just as guilty before God as the murderer they claim God to be. Lev.
>> 24:11- 23 cp. Gal. 3:10,11
>>
>> these people see the sins of others but never their own. their
>> false hope is in looking good at the expense of making God look bad...
>> the failure they've made out of their lives shows when they try to blame
>> God for the things they're not getting from Him... like love...
>>
>> " The boastful shall not stand before Thine eyes; Thou dost hate all
>> who do iniquity. " Ps. 5:5
>>
>> " God judges the righteous, and God is angry with the wicked every
>> day. " Ps. 7:11
>>
>> it's their own wickedness they're made to live with by the hand of
>> Almighty God who is on record as hating them... not loving them. it's
>> the Fundamentalist's gospel of salvation by good works that lie's to
>> their fellow blinded souls telling them God loves them.
>>
>> the Scripture says God hates the wicked ( continuous present tense )
>>
>> furthermore, God's creation belongs to Him to do with it what He
>> pleases. and no one can stay His hand. Dan. 4:35
>>
>> obviously, some are hardened and some are shown mercy. Ro. 9:18-24
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> *****************************************************************
>>
>>
>> " and as many as had been appointed to eternal life, believed." Acts
>> 13:48
>
> I like this quote...
>
> "With sweet assurance we face the prospect of death and what would
> otherwise be a black empty abyss, knowing that God's presence, his
> personal presence and his personal relationship with us as our dwelling
> place, will not fade away. This strange mysterious conviction of
> something better ahead, unseen and unknown, but altogether comforting,
> appears here as God himself. In one sense death forces us to vacate the
> bodily dwelling place we inhabited in time. Never fear, you will not be
> homeless. Your new home appears more clearly than ever, a timeless
> eternal structure, warm and alive, full of love and personality. God,
> your true dwelling place in time, will continue as your dwelling place
> beyond time. According to II Corinthians 5:1, we have a building of God,
> a house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens, ready for us to move
> in and dwell with our God for ever."
>
> We will not be homeless now or forever...
>
> Old Man Joe..you sound like a primitive baptist...
>
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