Ask an alcohol-drinking, girl-kissing, pot-smoking Atheist!

[jasonjannajerryjohn]

Santa Claus is a cheery innocent figure who spreads love and joy to all the kids of the world and gives them things if they're good. I don't see how you wouldn't like this.

[The Top Crusader]

The concept of Santa made more sense in like... the 1800's when kids just wanted like a piece of wood with a string on it, but Santa is breaking all sorts of piracy laws if he is making namebrand electronics in his unsanctioned shop.

[jasonjannajerryjohn]

Heh. Santa getting arrested for piracy.

[Sherlock]

Also, Santa's gotten a bit lax about following up on his coal-in-the-stocking threats...

[~JCGJ~]

Santa Claus is a cheery innocent figure who spreads love and joy to all the kids of the world and gives them things if they're good. I don't see how you wouldn't like this.

He forgot the second verse...

It's the best one!

[Aeva]

I have a question for you, xiao, if you decide to reappear.

What sort of clothing do you prefer to see on girls?

Let me take a WILD guess and answer for xiao....

NONE!!!!

I just knew somebody was going to say that lol.

But since xiao seems to have disappeared, I'm interested in the opinions of the other secular guys on this board. Seriously, I am truly curious about the topic of clothing. We've all heard the opinions of the Christian boys about female clothing, but I really would like to hear the side of the non-Christians.

[American Eagle]

We've all heard the opinions of the Christian boys about female clothing, but I really would like to hear the side of the non-Christians.

I suddenly feel like you couldn't care less about my opinion.

I just want to point something out. All Christian and non-Christian males actually agree on the issue of female clothing... if you know what I mean. Christians simply make the choice to encourage you to do what our sin nature doesn't like. My point? Christian boys weren't born honorable gentlemen.

[jasonjannajerryjohn]

I encourage girls to wear whatever they want because they're independent and don't require myself to tell them what to wear. I would encourage them to wear a coat and jeans in the winter though, since it is cold. Don't want people freezing outside.

[~JCGJ~]

We've all heard the opinions of the Christian boys about female clothing, but I really would like to hear the side of the non-Christians.

I suddenly feel like you couldn't care less about my opinion.

I just want to point something out. All Christian and non-Christian males actually agree on the issue of female clothing... if you know what I mean.

Unless, of course, a guy is gay...

(Just because I like to dissagree. )

[Musical Shutterbug]

I have a question for you, xiao, if you decide to reappear.

What sort of clothing do you prefer to see on girls?

Let me take a WILD guess and answer for xiao....

NONE!!!!

I just knew somebody was going to say that lol.

But since xiao seems to have disappeared, I'm interested in the opinions of the other secular guys on this board. Seriously, I am truly curious about the topic of clothing. We've all heard the opinions of the Christian boys about female clothing, but I really would like to hear the side of the non-Christians.

I second this post

Could we open up this question in its own thread? I would love to see a discussion on it.

[DanP740]

As long as it's focused on non-Christian opinions. We've had enough of these already.

[Aaron Wiley]

Darn, I had no idea there were so many of you flaming atheists on here.

I do enjoy talking to educated atheists much more than I enjoy talking to uneducated Christians, blindly following the Sunday school answers to life they grew up with without ever putting their beliefs to the test. I do find it very sad that there are seemingly fewer educated Christians than there are atheists, but I think this is partially due to the fact that people in general would rather find evidence that supports what they'd like to believe instead of looking at things from an unbiased point of view. Of course, being entirely unbiased is impossible, but we can try, can't we?

As far as questions go (and if I'm assuming correctly, these are being asked to any atheist who chooses to answer on this thread at this point, as xiao has dropped out): Do you think unicorns ever existed?

[jasonjannajerryjohn]

Unicorns? Umm... what. As far as I know there's never been any evidence of such a creature. Of course you could just tie a horn onto a horse and call it a unicorn. ;D

I just love your post though. "Yes, it is nice to talk to educated people, now do you think unicorns ever existed?"

[Aeva]

We've all heard the opinions of the Christian boys about female clothing, but I really would like to hear the side of the non-Christians.

I suddenly feel like you couldn't care less about my opinion.

I just want to point something out. All Christian and non-Christian males actually agree on the issue of female clothing... if you know what I mean. Christians simply make the choice to encourage you to do what our sin nature doesn't like. My point? Christian boys weren't born honorable gentlemen.

I do care, I promise, and I definitely understand what you mean. I've just never had an opportunity to discuss clothing with non-Christians before now. (I mean, I'm not going to just walk up to my heathen classmates and ask their opinions lol.) I want to hear the side of the honorable gentlemen who aren't Christians.

[jasonjannajerryjohn]

Did no one care about my opinion?

[American Eagle]

[jasonjannajerryjohn]

D:

[DanP740]

Text smilies look weird in other colors...

[Aeva]

Did no one care about my opinion?

I care! And I appreciate your answer. I guess I subconsciously didn't include you in the "secular men" category because you're gay, and I didn't think female clothing would have any affect on you. Maybe I should clarify the topic a bit. We've all head the opinions of the Christian boys who prefer to see girls in skirts and loose-fitting clothing to help counteract the lust factor. I want to know the opinions of the non-Christian boys; I'm curious to know what types of clothing attract secular men. Obviously short-shorts and tube tops will do the trick, but what about flattering shirts that don't let everything hang out? I guess I'm asking because Christian boys seem to be more sensitive to the female shape, so I thought I'd ask the not-as-conservative guys to get their opinions on modest clothing.

[jasonjannajerryjohn]

Well I definitely think that girls don't need to be constantly trying to attract boys. It kind of makes them subordinate if their clothing choices are only made to attract guys. Of course that could be the purpose depending on the situation. But I definitely don't think that anyone needs to wear clothing to attract someone all the time.