The Blasphemy Challenge, started in December 2006, is an
Internet-based project which aims to get atheists to come out and
declare themselves as atheists. The challenge asks atheists to
submit videos to the website YouTube, in which they record
themselves blaspheming or denying the existence of the Holy Spirit.
According to the RRS' interpretation of several passages of the
Bible (specifically, Mark 3:28-29 and Matthew 12:30-32), this
action is considered an unforgivable sin. Thus, users who took the
challenge saw themselves as crossing a point of no return to prove
that they truly did not believe in the biblical God and would
"accept the consequences" if after their death they find that the
Christian form of the Abrahamic God does exist. The first 1,001
users who took the challenge received a DVD of Flemming's
documentary film The God Who Wasn't There.
Thus, I am creating
my own version of the Blasphemy Challenge. All you have to do is to
post to this topic, telling why you deny the so-called 'holy
spirit' or any other religious figure.
Mine
goes like this:
There is no holy spirit to
deny,
because this so-called holy spirit
does not exist.
Just like every so-called god,
omnipotent or deity.
Speaking 'bout this so-called
'holy spirit',
aren't spirits suppossed to be
malignant?
Doesn't it make this so-called
'holy spirit', er..... unholy?