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gridloreI've won the March 2003 Atheist Quote of the Month in a landslide! My quote:
4) I was willing to give my life to defend the ideals enshrined in the
Constitution of the United States. In fact as a soldier in the
mid-eighties I expected to die if the balloon went up in Europe.
I wasn't going to get anything but a soldier's grave, and perhaps a
paragraph in my hometown paper. Nobody would venerate my name, and my
death would have been just another day's work for Graves Registration.
Yet I did it. With no promise of eternal godhood. I did it because I
believed in freedom.
Jesus, if he existed, was inconvenienced for a weekend and became God.
His sacrifice is non-existant compared to the one made by every soldier
who ever died nameless on some forgotten battlefield.
By: Douglas Berry
Nominated: stoney
Seconded: WhackAGod
4) I was willing to give my life to defend the ideals enshrined in the
Constitution of the United States. In fact as a soldier in the
mid-eighties I expected to die if the balloon went up in Europe.
I wasn't going to get anything but a soldier's grave, and perhaps a
paragraph in my hometown paper. Nobody would venerate my name, and my
death would have been just another day's work for Graves Registration.
Yet I did it. With no promise of eternal godhood. I did it because I
believed in freedom.
Jesus, if he existed, was inconvenienced for a weekend and became God.
His sacrifice is non-existant compared to the one made by every soldier
who ever died nameless on some forgotten battlefield.
By: Douglas Berry
Nominated: stoney
Seconded: WhackAGod
