Quotes by Michael Vito Tosto, Portrait of an Infidel: The Acerbic Account of How a Passionate Christian Became an Ardent Atheist

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There is nothing loving about encouraging fear. Nothing. Fear leads to darkness, depression, anger, irrationality, anxie — Michael Vito Tosto, Portrait of an Infidel: The Acerbic Account of How a Passionate Christian Became an Ardent Atheist
The moment a mind closes is the moment it can no longer evolve. Intellectual inertia soon follows. I suppose that in man — Michael Vito Tosto, Portrait of an Infidel: The Acerbic Account of How a Passionate Christian Became an Ardent Atheist
The true nature of the Christian’s bondage is this: faith commands his every move, his every thought, and his every incl — Michael Vito Tosto, Portrait of an Infidel: The Acerbic Account of How a Passionate Christian Became an Ardent Atheist
You cannot have it both ways. You cannot apply a definitive conclusion to the favorable outcomes of random chance withou — Michael Vito Tosto, Portrait of an Infidel: The Acerbic Account of How a Passionate Christian Became an Ardent Atheist
If the Bible is accurate in its assertions (a generous statement on our part), then we must also observe that anyone who — Michael Vito Tosto, Portrait of an Infidel: The Acerbic Account of How a Passionate Christian Became an Ardent Atheist
A life based on [religious] faith is a life based on pure speculation, and speculation is, by its very definition, unsou — Michael Vito Tosto, Portrait of an Infidel: The Acerbic Account of How a Passionate Christian Became an Ardent Atheist
I just cannot help but feel as though [Christianity] cheapens life. After all, what we must conclude at the end of the d — Michael Vito Tosto, Portrait of an Infidel: The Acerbic Account of How a Passionate Christian Became an Ardent Atheist
Since one could virtually open the Bible to any page and likely find something that speaks to his particular situation, — Michael Vito Tosto, Portrait of an Infidel: The Acerbic Account of How a Passionate Christian Became an Ardent Atheist
Ergo, while the Argument from Design appears to be a nice, neat answer to account for the presence of a multifarious Uni — Michael Vito Tosto, Portrait of an Infidel: The Acerbic Account of How a Passionate Christian Became an Ardent Atheist
While faith may be helpful to the one possessing it, making him feel good and fulfilled and peaceful inside, one thing i — Michael Vito Tosto, Portrait of an Infidel: The Acerbic Account of How a Passionate Christian Became an Ardent Atheist
Reason is neutral. It has no biases. It has no agendas. There are no personal interests at stake. Reason simply says, “H — Michael Vito Tosto, Portrait of an Infidel: The Acerbic Account of How a Passionate Christian Became an Ardent Atheist
Christianity voids any significance that would otherwise be attributed to a human life. It reduces all the good things y — Michael Vito Tosto, Portrait of an Infidel: The Acerbic Account of How a Passionate Christian Became an Ardent Atheist
It struck me as particularly suspicious that Yahweh was described as being remarkably human. I mean, seriously; this God — Michael Vito Tosto, Portrait of an Infidel: The Acerbic Account of How a Passionate Christian Became an Ardent Atheist
If the number of religious converts who converted during a season of intense suffering is high, then does that mean that — Michael Vito Tosto, Portrait of an Infidel: The Acerbic Account of How a Passionate Christian Became an Ardent Atheist