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Right, because the only explanation is “god did it”, and when god’s motives seem fishy, it must be god’s “mysterious ways”. *facepalm*
You say “god works in mysterious ways,” what I hear is “god works in ways mysteriously similar to random probability.” @Monicks
Saying that #atheist can't say "OMG" 'cause we're godless is like saying that theists can't say "common sense" 'cause they lack it. #atheism
— Monica McGee (@Monicks) April 1, 2012
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No, no, theists don’t get exclusivity on words, “god” is just a word — for a construct. Not to mention that it’s theists who aren’t supposed to take their god’s name in vain.
Don’t you, worshipers of that Abrahamic god, know that it is blasphemous to use “Oh my god”?
Actually, I am more inclined to say “Oh my Zeus!” (◕‿~)✿
Saying that atheists can’t say “OMG” ’cause we’re godless is like saying that theists can’t say “common sense” ’cause they lack it. @Monicks
