“When a society removes moral responsibility by belief that the acquisition of knowledge comes from an unknown and mysterious venue, it loses… — Al Stefanelli Copy Share Image
“Willful ignorance is an insult to the collective of human intelligence. Considering the vast amount of knowledge that is easily available, it… — Al Stefanelli Copy Share Image
“. The understanding that what is good supports basic human rights and anything that threatens it is bad. We do not need a supernatural… — Al Stefanelli Copy Share Image
“Somewhere during the process of intellectual development there was a disconnect in the believer’s ability to discern fantasy from reality and the outlandish, scientifically… — Al Stefanelli Copy Share Image
“Fundamental Christianity and Islam are diseases. They are viruses that have infected our species, and I see no reason to cease my broad-brushed punditry… — Al Stefanelli Copy Share Image
“. Christianity is marketed as a religion of love and tolerance, but inwardly it is a destructive virus that causes division, promotes willful ignorance… — Al Stefanelli Copy Share Image
“When mystical elements are introduced into morality, the whole system ends up being corrupted.” — Al Stefanelli Copy Share Image
“The vilification of atheists is becoming the anchor knot of religion. The more they resist us, the tighter it gets.” — Al Stefanelli Copy Share Image
“For unbelievers, evil can best be described as the abandonment of our minds to the minds of others.” — Al Stefanelli Copy Share Image
“One competent scientist is worth more than a thousand evangelists.” — Al Stefanelli Copy Share Image
“The belief in a god is irrational, and once this leap of faith is made it only takes short steps to abandon the standards… — Al Stefanelli Copy Share Image
“Basically, the field of apologetics is an entire discipline built around the concept of getting people to believe the biggest bullshit stories to ever… — Al Stefanelli Copy Share Image
“When we could not explain the horizon, we simply calculated that the earth has an edge and if you go out too far, you’ll… — Al Stefanelli Copy Share Image
