5 definitions by Chiminix
An antitheist is someone who actively opposes religion or even theism in general, which they make known in an egotistical, cynical, and overall self-righteous way. Ironically, a lot of them seem to enjoy berating and judging the same religious people that they claim behave the same way towards them. Antitheists often think that they are intellectually superior to everyone else, yet they fail to realize that some of the greatest minds in history were theists. These include Tycho Brahe, Galileo, Francis Bacon, Issac Newton, George Washington Carter, and Antony Flew (who was originally a staunch atheist for over fifty years before converting to deism).
However, there is a difference between being someone who simply doesn't believe in God and being somebody who goes out of their way to bully and guilt people for believing.
And before anyone assumes anything, I myself am agnostic.
However, there is a difference between being someone who simply doesn't believe in God and being somebody who goes out of their way to bully and guilt people for believing.
And before anyone assumes anything, I myself am agnostic.
When an antitheist justifies judging someone because they have been judged, it just goes to show how hypocritical they are.
by Chiminix December 6, 2014
n. When two or more morons on the internet get on their high horse about everything from politics to religion to society to fandom, and basically just try to out-sophisticate each other by overusing fancy words such as "asinine" in lengthy thought-out retorts that nobody cares to read.
Inconceivably, this is actually how they entertain themselves.
Nobody is safe to expose their opinions without at least one of these arrogant douchebags trying to pry an explanation from you, so be careful who you trust.
Inconceivably, this is actually how they entertain themselves.
Nobody is safe to expose their opinions without at least one of these arrogant douchebags trying to pry an explanation from you, so be careful who you trust.
Debater: You sir are ignorant. Your previous statement on blah blah blah clearly contradicts blah blah--
Involuntary Opponent: aw hell no, I ain't got time for some internet debate!
Involuntary Opponent: aw hell no, I ain't got time for some internet debate!
by Chiminix January 22, 2014
Mom: What did you have for lunch today, sweetie?
Child: LGBT with homemade mayonnaise
Mom: *calls social services*
Child: LGBT with homemade mayonnaise
Mom: *calls social services*
by Chiminix March 3, 2015
A northeastern state in the USA that is part of the New England region. Other than being the smallest state in the country, it's not that different from other mid-north Atlantic states. Rhode Island's geography consists of beaches and temperate woods, and the topography is relatively flat except for a few hills and rocky outcrops. The Narragansett Bay is located in the eastern half of the state along with most of the population while the western half of the state is somewhat remote with a classic rustic atmosphere.
To answer the three most common questions Rhode Islanders are asked:
1. Yes, we're well aware that Rhode Island is not an island. The official name is "Rhode Island and the Providence Plantations", referring to what is now known as Aquidneck Island and the mainland portion of the state. We shortened it.
2. Yes, there is a reason Rhode Island is small. Back in Colonial America, the colonies of Connecticut and Massachusetts controlled the area surrounding where Rhode island currently exists. So unlike other colonies that had elbow room to expand, the Rhode island colony was limited to a wedge of spare land between Connecticut and Massachusetts.
3. No, Quahog is not a real place; a quahog is actually a species of edible clam found all along the Eastern seaboard. The fictional town depicted in Family Guy is based off of the city of Cranston, which is directly southwest of the state capitol, Providence.
To answer the three most common questions Rhode Islanders are asked:
1. Yes, we're well aware that Rhode Island is not an island. The official name is "Rhode Island and the Providence Plantations", referring to what is now known as Aquidneck Island and the mainland portion of the state. We shortened it.
2. Yes, there is a reason Rhode Island is small. Back in Colonial America, the colonies of Connecticut and Massachusetts controlled the area surrounding where Rhode island currently exists. So unlike other colonies that had elbow room to expand, the Rhode island colony was limited to a wedge of spare land between Connecticut and Massachusetts.
3. No, Quahog is not a real place; a quahog is actually a species of edible clam found all along the Eastern seaboard. The fictional town depicted in Family Guy is based off of the city of Cranston, which is directly southwest of the state capitol, Providence.
by Chiminix October 10, 2015
n. Someone (usually a liberal hipster) who kisses the ass of someone else from a foreign religion or race solely out of the thrill of being exposed to different cultures. They also tend to be overly defensive of that culture and be a martyr for them all the time. This, however, does not apply to Christians or most white people.
Xenophiles in our government are why America gives illegal immigrants special rights that it's own citizens don't.
Xenophiles in our government are why America gives illegal immigrants special rights that it's own citizens don't.
Dude 1: I heard that Obama is letting Muslims opt out of Obamacare.
Dude 2: Bullshit. What a xenophile...
Dude 2: Bullshit. What a xenophile...
by Chiminix January 12, 2014