The Invention of Lying (2009) | Forum profile

Generally, atheists are thought to not believe (as in disbelieve) in God and agnostics don't specifically believe in, nor do they deny the possibility of God.

all that is what made it realistic.

@crypticclue I engage in debate because I enjoy hearing the other side, I enjoy understanding why people believe, how they came to be believers and what would make them doubt or question their belief. It helps me understand the believers a lot better and to help me with my questions of where these beliefs or ideas of gods came from. I think what you said here is important for theist and atheist to understand, myself included. I think we all...

Well then the Brits simple have as bad taste as the rest of us. The question is, why do we choose Budweiser? You'd think in a land of no lying, at least at the beginning he'd be saying "this tastes like dogfood" after each sip.

Hi Cheng Also, atheist have become more outspoken, and have every right to be, but it concerns me that they're falling into the same trap that the early christians fell into after Christ death. Some of these 'saints' fell into the lure of the power that Christianity gave them and made themselves bigger than the religion themselves. Yes, you might be right. I think an association with Atheism gives a lot of people a feeling of...

Clever, you cheeky monkey. "Love keeps her in the air when she oughta fall down. Makes her home."

I guess my problem is more of the dialogue. I think, as another poster mentioned, there are ways to say 'ok', rather than seems like you have the mental age of 6. YMMV, though.

ahem--- is there, not there is. I think you just pushed it.

I don't think I've ever seen a Brit drinking a Budweiser. I spent a semester in London and didn't see it. Bud was available, but maybe it was for the benefit of us Americans. Bass Ale and Guinness - even Foster's would be more likely. Product placement is more realistic, but it takes me right out of the scene and makes me think "How much did they pay to be featured so prominently in this movie?"

I think the following news paper headlines make it obvious: "Mansions for everyone" "NASA searching for man in the sky" "Finally - A reason to be good" "Man in sky continues to give AIDS to babies" (that one made me laugh so hard) "Man in sky murders forty thousand with tsunami" These clearly show the implications of believing in a god. It's...