As usual you are insulting your own intelligence and committing a shit load of fallacies.Immanuel Can wrote: ↑Mon Jan 01, 2024 3:58 am In point of fact, religions have had varying effects on people; but Christianity in particular, and Judaism as well, despite their imperfections, have had overwhelmingly positive effects on human history.
One religion has caused as much misery as all other religions put together: that's Islam.
But by contrast, even Islam cannot compare to the ideology that has had the most negative impact, by orders of magnitude, in all of history. And those were the Atheist regimes. None other has killed even a fraction so many people as the various such regimes, especially the Communist ones, which were the most-ardently Atheist.
How ironic! The Atheist wants to tell the world about the evils of "religion": whereas, Atheists have killed over 140 million people in the last century alone!
Those are just the facts: that so few people in the modern West are even cognizant of those facts is really a testimony to how little people actually know about it...and how absurdly effective anti-religious propaganda has proved to be in the West.
While you differentiated the religionists from Islam from other religionists, you did a blanket and broad-sweep with atheists.
Here from Bard [with reservations] on the shit load of fallacies you have committed.
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1. False Analogy: Attributing the actions of atheistic communist dictators to all atheists is like saying all Christians are crusaders because some historical Christian leaders engaged in crusades. It unfairly draws a sweeping generalization based on a specific historical context and ideology, not on atheism itself.
2. Guilt by Association: Even if some historical figures identified as atheist committed atrocities, that doesn't make all atheists guilty by association. Judging individuals based on a group they belong to, regardless of their personal beliefs and actions, is a clear fallacy.
3. [Hasty Generalization: Jumping to the conclusion that all atheists are violent based on a few examples is a classic case of hasty generalization. It ignores the vast diversity of beliefs and values among atheists and the complex historical and political factors that contributed to the actions of the dictators mentioned.
4. Appeal to Emotion: Linking atheism to violence without evidence can be seen as an attempt to evoke fear or prejudice against atheists. This tactic relies on manipulating emotions rather than logical reasoning.
5. False cause: Assuming that atheism directly caused the violence of these dictators, ignoring the complex historical and political factors at play.
6. Guilt by association: Assuming that any individual who shares a characteristic with another group (in this case, atheism) is also responsible for the actions of that group, regardless of their personal beliefs or actions.
7. Equivocation: Confusing different meanings of the same term. In this case, using the term "atheist" to encompass both individual beliefs and political ideologies, despite the vast diversity within both categories.
8. Causal Fallacy: The statement assumes a causal link between atheism and violence, implying that atheism inherently leads to killing. This is a false correlation, as many other factors contribute to violence and oppression, including political and economic systems.
9. Ad hominem: This fallacy attacks a person or group based on their characteristics rather than their arguments. Attributing violence to all atheists based on the actions of a few individuals is an ad hominem attack.
In addition to these specific fallacies, it's worth noting that attributing deaths solely to atheism [with a broad stroke] is overly simplistic and ignores the multitude of other factors that contribute to violence and conflict throughout history.
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IC had committed the above shit load of fallacies with his,
"Atheists have killed over 140 million people in the last century alone!"