Neo Atheist Sues School Over Evan Almighty

Dumbass.

And the idiot refers to Separation of Church and State, or as he calls it, "freedom from religion," a fundamental human right. *Headdesk*

It's sad that his children have to put up with such crap.

[QUOTE="Jandurin"]Neo Atheist? Soft/hard/whatever. Being religious or anti-religious is too much work.Jango-Bawls

I suspect the bigger issue was the first one mentioned in the headline of the story: "A Queensland father of five has taken action in the Anti-Discrimination Commission after his four-year-old daughter was asked to help make a replica of Noah's Ark at the local state school."xaos

Did you read the article, or just that first issue?

Neo Atheist? Soft/hard/whatever. Being religious or anti-religious is too much work.Jandurin

It's obvious it has nothing to do with him actually being offended, he just saw a good chance to act offended and start suing people for easy cash.LittleHands134

Dumbass.

And the idiot refers to Separation of Church and State, or as he calls it, "freedom from religion," a fundamental human right. *Headdesk*

It's sad that his children have to put up with such crap.

Theokhoth

[QUOTE="LittleHands134"]It's obvious it has nothing to do with him actually being offended, he just saw a good chance to act offended and start suing people for easy cash.Funky_Llama

It's obvious it has nothing to do with him actually being offended, he just saw a good chance to act offended and start suing people for easy cash.LittleHands134

[QUOTE="Jandurin"]Neo Atheist? Soft/hard/whatever. Being religious or anti-religious is too much work.Funky_Llama

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

Dumbass.

And the idiot refers to Separation of Church and State, or as he calls it, "freedom from religion," a fundamental human right. *Headdesk*

It's sad that his children have to put up with such crap.

Maverick_Chaos1

I thought terrorists were the excuse. . . .

[QUOTE="xaos"]I suspect the bigger issue was the first one mentioned in the headline of the story: "A Queensland father of five has taken action in the Anti-Discrimination Commission after his four-year-old daughter was asked to help make a replica of Noah's Ark at the local state school."Theokhoth

Did you read the article, or just that first issue?

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

[QUOTE="xaos"]I suspect the bigger issue was the first one mentioned in the headline of the story: "A Queensland father of five has taken action in the Anti-Discrimination Commission after his four-year-old daughter was asked to help make a replica of Noah's Ark at the local state school."xaos

Did you read the article, or just that first issue?

The school denied ever using Noah's Ark as a teaching tool, saying that they used Evan Almighty (a comedy movie) and a book about animal sounds that has "ark" in the title.

Someone should make an equally frivolous law suit by saying his law suit has caused irreparable harm to my well being for insulting my religion and he should be charged with a hate crime.

Seriously, get a damn life.

Money has most likely nothing to do with this. Judging from the article he's probably one of those hardcore atheists who'll do any thing to prove a point, for better or worse.jointed

[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

Did you read the article, or just that first issue?

Theokhoth

The school denied ever using Noah's Ark as a teaching tool, saying that they used Evan Almighty (a comedy movie) and a book about animal sounds that has "ark" in the title.

[QUOTE="Jango-Bawls"][QUOTE="Jandurin"]Neo Atheist? Soft/hard/whatever. Being religious or anti-religious is too much work.Jandurin

When I first signed up for GS, I was always getting into the heated debates.. now I just like posting stupid stuff to make people go "WTF?"

[QUOTE="LittleHands134"]It's obvious it has nothing to do with him actually being offended, he just saw a good chance to act offended and start suing people for easy cash.Funky_Llama

He doesn't need to, it's most likely they wanted money. :|Maybe you don't know what goes around in the world these days.

[QUOTE="Funky_Llama"][QUOTE="LittleHands134"]It's obvious it has nothing to do with him actually being offended, he just saw a good chance to act offended and start suing people for easy cash.CBR600-RR

He doesn't need to, it's most likely they wanted money. :|Maybe you don't know what goes around in the world these days.

What's a neo atheist?Severed_Hand

What's a neo atheist?Severed_Hand

[QUOTE="Severed_Hand"]What's a neo atheist?xaos

His kids, let him do what he wants, even if it is a little over the top.

[QUOTE="Maverick_Chaos1"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

Dumbass.

And the idiot refers to Separation of Church and State, or as he calls it, "freedom from religion," a fundamental human right. *Headdesk*

It's sad that his children have to put up with such crap.

Theokhoth

I thought terrorists were the excuse. . . .

Fool! Don't you realize that Bush, as a dogmatic person who gallingly has both ethics and morality, attacked Iraq and Afganistan, not for the modern pragmatic and materialist necessity of oil, but rather for the absurd religious excuse of justice and protection of the weak from foreign aggression. Hopefully with Obama we can return to the good old Utilitarian days in which we only do what is directly good for us and we can ignore that superficial notion of good and evil.

[QUOTE="CBR600-RR"]

[QUOTE="Funky_Llama"]Prove it.Funky_Llama

He doesn't need to, it's most likely they wanted money. :|Maybe you don't know what goes around in the world these days.

Right I suppose he could be pissed off. There are sooooooo many people that would sue for anything though, just letting you know.

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"][QUOTE="Maverick_Chaos1"] The separation of Church and State is a good thing, it would prevent religion being used as an excuse for unjust wars and tighter government controls over its people. You know, like what has happened in the past few years in the U.S.GIJames248

I thought terrorists were the excuse. . . .

Fool! Don't you realize that Bush, as a dogmatic person who gallingly has both ethics and morality, attacked Iraq and Afganistan, not for the modern pragmatic and materialist necessity of oil, but rather for the absurd religious excuse of justice and protection of the weak from foreign aggression. Hopefully with Obama we can return to the good old Utilitarian days in which we only do what is directly good for us and we can ignore that superficial notion of good and evil.

[QUOTE="Jandurin"]Neo Atheist? Soft/hard/whatever. Being religious or anti-religious is too much work.Funky_Llama

I just can't help it.