Atheism and humanism are completely contradictory

If only God can define goodness, how do you account for the fact that most atheists tend to be ethical people of high moral character.

There’s nothing moral about the rejection of God.

Morality is about behavior and conduct, not about metaphysical beliefs

Morality is about behavior and conduct, not about metaphysical beliefs

Can those who don’t believe go to heaven?

I see on your profile that you are a Christian, the Bible says not to judge others others over 40 times, why do you suppose that is?

how can we do that if we don't recognize that his belief is to him, what your belief is to you?   

I don't know, but accordoing to the Bible it's not for me to decide.

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If only God can define goodness, how do you account for the fact that most atheists tend to be ethical people of high moral character.

There’s nothing moral about the rejection of God.

I see on your profile that you are a Christian, the Bible says not to judge others others over 40 times, why do you suppose that is?

Because we don’t know what it’s like to be others.

how can we do that if we don't recognize that his belief is to him, what your belief is to you?   

But it’s not, if your referring to the discussion between Double_R and I then I recognize my belief as objective fact and he recognizes his as subjective opinion, we are not the same.

I don't know, but accordoing to the Bible it's not for me to decide.

Although you have no problem deciding that those who reject God are moral

Yet, you judge all Atheists as immoral?

Can you show me where in the Bible you get the idea that morality is a matter of belief?

Do you think a Christian is moral because of his faith, no matter what his actions are?

The Bible does not say it is immoral to reject God. But there is punishment for rejecting God.

Psalms 14 and 53, and Rom 3:10–12.

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The Bible does not say it is immoral to reject God. But there is punishment for rejecting God.

Psalms 14 and 53, and Rom 3:10–12.

Being a fool is not being immoral.

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Being a fool is not being immoral.

Jesus got himself crucified when he could have avoided that from happening. Was he immoral?

Yet, you judge all Atheists as immoral?

That’s because I believe they’re going to hell, I love how you only want to quote The Bible whenever it suits your narrative.

Can you show me where in the Bible you get the idea that morality is a matter of belief?

Psalms 14 and 53, and Rom 3:10–12.

Do you think a Christian is moral because of his faith, no matter what his actions are?

Your actions are a part of what makes a Christian.

Yeah, and that bothers you?

So Christians who act immorally aren't Christians?

How about Muslims, they believe in God, if a Muslim acts morally, are they moral?

Tarik: There’s nothing moral about the rejection of God.

Psalms 14 and 53, and Rom 3:10–12.

No

So he was just a fool. 

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So he was just a fool. 

No

Yeah, and that bothers you?

Yes, because it makes your argument appear inconsistent.

So Christians who act immorally aren't Christians?

That question makes no sense, you can’t be something that your not.

How about Muslims, they believe in God, if a Muslim acts morally, are they moral?

I’m no religion expert but some believe that God only acknowledges one religion as correct so there’s that.

But the crowd wanted Jesus crucified for blasphemy. 

I would think quoting scripture in a random, haphazard way would be what appears inconsistent.  

There are two billion Christians, are you saying they all act morally, or are you saying that only the ones who act morally are actually Christians?

There are people who believe that in practically every different religion, so that isn’t really an answer.

How about Buddhists, they don’t believe in a God, are you saying no Buddhist is moral?

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But the crowd wanted Jesus crucified for blasphemy. 

The crowd was foolish.

No

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So you’re not gonna actually engage with the whole scripture? You’re just repeating yourself over and over again.

Being foolish is not immoral.

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Being foolish is not immoral.

Seriously dude why do you keep saying this? When did I ever conflate the two?

There’s nothing moral about the rejection of God.

Psalms 14 and 53, and Rom 3:10–12.

No

But there is punishment for rejecting God.

If insisting that an argument be rational is a reduction to you then you have issues I can’t help you with.

I am asking why you  lost 2 of the 2 debates you participated in if you are so rational?

Is it always because your rational argument is irrational by definition.

If you cannot succeed with self moderation. You have very little hope going outside your sphere of influence.

if "god's morality" is NOT "black & white" then how can it be a useful standard ?

What’s the point of asking me questions if you’re just gonna project everything I say?