I just came across your website

I just came across your website through digg.com. At first I was intrigued and happy that a group was standing up for teaching pure science in schools. However after reading what FSM was supposedly about and then reading many of these posts, I see FSM is no better than the religions you are bashing, your posters/members sit in high judgment over religious people, demeaning them for their beliefs. Now I am an actual scientist, with a B.S. in Physics and a M.S. in Physics, however I have spiritual/religious beliefs.

Here is my final point, stick to fighting the good fight to keep science in schools and make sure it is not replaced with absurd ID, I say this believing a God created the universe and let evolution run its course.

Stop bashing other people’s faiths and assuming they are ignorant because they have a faith, and stop making your atheism a religion onto itself.

-sty

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  1. 51 - morgor - Feb 20th, 2008

    I kind of get his point.

    It’s one of my favourite topics to argue (after 5 or 6 pints!)

    My girlfriend is always giving out to me for trying to destroy her faith.

    I see it as freeing her from stupidity, she sees it as me trying to take away a comfort blanket.

    So now I just try to not bring it up.

    The thing is, that if more people quietly believed in what they wanted it would be fine,
    but because there are so many people trying to indoctrinate people with religion that it seems to be that there needs to be an opposing force. That opposing force is a combination of satire and knowledge.

    By stating he has a degree and whatnot he is showing that he is educated and therefore of a fairly high intelligence but its a fair point that he is educated in a specific field and not in theology.

    But then again, who here has a degree in theology or philosophy, and how tainted are they by various organisations?

    anywho, back to work…

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  2. 52 - Kvasnik - Feb 21st, 2008

    “I see FSM is no better than the religions you are bashing”

    This is pure blasphemy. But the FSM will forgive you, for His love is infinite, unlike physics.

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  3. 53 - St. Mac of Elbo - Feb 26th, 2008

    Wow, I guess having a BS and an MS means all sense of satire and irony are gone out the window.

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  4. 54 - James D - Feb 28th, 2008

    Well if you want to get technical, Atheism is a religion, just without all that religious nonsense. The FSM is there watching over us all, but not in that creepy all the time way the catholic god is trying (that guy is a pervert) he gives us our alone time (when getting dressed/toilet needs/showering) but is with us a good chunk of the day.
    RAmen
    James D King of Pirates.

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  5. 55 - will - Feb 28th, 2008

    Pure and simple – separation of church and state. ID is by it’s fundamental nature a theistic explanation. So if church and state combine – who chooses which religion? why not nordic gods? why not native american? Why not FSM? The argument is simple, open the classroom door to faith-based concepts and the schools become churches.

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  6. 56 - Griffin7890 - Mar 6th, 2008

    Finally, I am really glad to see at least one articulate human, posting real and factual statements on the ‘Concerned Criticisms Board’.
    It is the truth that a lot of people post on the forums and bash other religions, but I think that the assumption must be made that Pastafarianism, in and of itself, does not mock or make fun of other religions. (Other than scientology….)
    It is the people that take things too far, as they are the ones sitting up and judging others, but I doubt we could have a religion without these people.
    Can you name one that doesn’t?

    Pastafarianism makes the point that if intelligent design is taught in schools (Damn Mike Huckabee if he wins Presidency…. which I truly doubt.) all religions would have to be accounted for, not just the Judea- Christian beliefs, as most people that belong to certain religions DO believe in evolution. (Other than fundamentalists.)

    Last, but not least… truly, Atheism is a religion because while it is the belief of nothing, (or in my point of view, everything because everything is open) it is the BELIEF of nothing.

    ~Griffin

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  7. 57 - bob - Mar 21st, 2008

    atheism is a religion… dumbass

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  8. 58 - anonymous - Apr 3rd, 2008

    ….its hilarious how this site bashes religions that worship god, yet they use all of the same emblems, symbols, etc. and just modify them to fit their sorry excuse for a religion. for example, the FSM fish shirt.

    honestly, this site looks like nothing more than the result of an idiot with a few followers who has nothing better to do than mock really bad cartoons.

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  9. 59 - Bucken - Apr 17th, 2008

    If you’re so smart, then why don’t you properly abbreviate B.Sc. and M.Sc?

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  10. 60 - sumira - Apr 18th, 2008

    I just found this site and I can’t believe all the fun I’ve been missing out on! The really awful part is that I’ve heard the phrase fsm several time before, just never wondered its origins.

    PS. I love lobster ravioli.

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  11. 61 - How to Get Six Pack Fast - Apr 15th, 2009

    I noticed that this is not the first time you write about this topic. Why have you decided to write about it again?

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  12. 62 - The Strainer - Apr 17th, 2009

    If you were really a scientist you’d know that it’s B.Sc. and M.Sc., unless of course you’re admitting to bull shit and what, monkey shit?

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  13. 63 - EDISON - Apr 28th, 2009

    I cannot say that I have bought into Astrology 100% but I have always figured that it is better to be safe and listen to what my horoscope says.

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  14. 64 - Rich - Feb 2nd, 2010

    What I find amusing is that every once in a while someone just says what we’re doing and then goes right past it to think that we’re mocking them. It’s more of holding up a mirror to themselves and add some perspective to what should be taught as science. May His Noodly Appendages guide us through these troubled times.

    RAmen,
    Rich

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