Mr. Deity and the Skeptic
Skeptic Michael Shermer pleads his case before Jesus and Mr. Deity.
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Skeptic Michael Shermer pleads his case before Jesus and Mr. Deity.
Watch all Mr. Deity episodes at MrDeity.com.
December 10th, 2009 at 8:21 pm
So funny. Just love it
December 22nd, 2009 at 1:20 pm
Atheists form a concept of a god in their minds, which they then choose not to believe in.
It is the personal, human-like god of the christian bible.
They then get real hung up on debunking this little god which they have made in their image.
They are not really atheists, they are just non-bible believers. Just as most people are non-Santa believers.
Believing in the christian bible and believing in God are not necessarily the same thing.
Einstein believed in God, but not a personal, bible-god.
February 4th, 2010 at 1:48 pm
The point seems to be if one is trying to be good and moral he should not be judged for not believing stories that appear to be myths.
April 25th, 2010 at 1:15 pm
“Atheists form a concept of a god in their minds, which they then choose not to believe in.”—–Nonsense!!
Any concept of any god that humans have ever created remains without a smidgen of supporting evidence. Atheism is not a claim to knowledge of any sort, beyond the recognition that the requisite evidence is not forthcoming.
August 17th, 2010 at 6:19 pm
A little fuzzy logic does make a great character piece, doesn’t it?
Like how the omniscient “Mr. Deity” was caught variously off-guard.
Like how the infinitely compassionate “boy” was never understanding.
Like how the story involving the “father of many nations”, though self-reflecting, was ridiculed by the Eternal Father.
This video was my introduction to the skeptic society. If the society is at all reflected in this video, then it appears that this “skeptic” society is just as non-critical and bigoted as thos of the religio-boneheads who eventually perpetrate the evils we all rightfully fear.
Is there someone of this society who is a fair apologetic for skepticism, or should I keep looking?