Why are atheists so pissy?

At this point I'm fairly sure that I am much happier then Why?

Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!

 

Log in or Sign up to hide all adverts.

I didn't adopt any faith. I resurrected my prior faith.

 

Log in or Sign up to hide all adverts.

Yes, I've read that. You are now a Christian right ?
Were you influenced by people of faith to become a Christian ? Did you want to fit in, did it simply 'rub off' on you ?

 

Log in or Sign up to hide all adverts.

Enmos, would you now please explain how I can cite a prior quote in my post - as a fellow past-atheist to current atheist?

 

So you were a Christian before you were an atheist ?

 

I was not influenced by people of faith to become a Christian. It did not rub off on me. I saw their faith and it called to me.

 

Sure, copy the text you want to cite and paste, then: [ quote ] text [ /quote ].
Remove the spaces.
Did you mean that ?

 

Yes, I was a Christian prior to being an atheist, than I went back to being a Christian, correct.

 

-Yes, I know, but why then comments that "they dont want to be happy" -
"they want stay unhappy" ?

 

Like so:

[ quote=little old me ]Atheists are not pissy[ /quote ]

 

Praise be to God!

 

Christians are happier than atheists. You can see it in their eyes.

Numerous studies/surveys say the same thing:

http://www.cathnews.com/news/412/66.php

:yay:

 

I think I showed it to you though, not God..

 

Sure.. ignorance is bliss..

Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!

 

How about, whom are more happier, Zen philosopher or Christian ?

 

I have a special place for atheists in my heart. I understand them well. I also understand Christians. Sure, Christians can be down right stupid. But, atheists are also missing out on the emotional experience of faith.

 

Maybe, but emotional experience is not based on truth.

 

But humans also feel the truth.

 

I am of a different opinion, without a clear definition of truth.

 

Your mind, however clear, is never bereft of emotions. There is always an emotional element to the truth - whether religious or scientific.