zombie711 said:
I used to know an atheist, who would say "why doesnt the church allow condoms, its so stupid". I would reply why dont you just not have sex until your married? he replied, why would I do that? The conversation ended shortly after that. ( also Im not saying all athiest are like that, just that one person)
The conversation ended because you're an idiot. The atheist person didn't say anything incriminating or illogical, you just immediately dismissed him/her because their views weren't congruent with yours.
Saying "why don't
you just wait 'til marriage' is completely unrelated to the topic because firstly, the person you were talking to was atheist and waiting until marriage is a mainly religious concept. Therefore it's something that atheists are under no obligation to submit to. Asking an atheist, "Well why don't you just wait until marriage to have sex" is like asking "Well why don't you just wait for the sky to turn purple and rain watermelons?" - it's completely irrelevant, which is why he responded with
"why would I do that".
Second, saying "why don't you wait 'til marriage" implies that you think condoms are only useful for preventing pregnancy. Sure, a married person only has one sexual partner, but it might surprise you to learn that
people with STDs can get married too. What's a couple supposed to do if one person has herpes or AIDS but the other is uninfected? Should the uninfected person surrender themselves to a life destroying disease just because some man in a big hat said condoms are a no-no? Just because you only have one sexual partner in your life doesn't guarantee you're safe from STDs, especially considering there are other ways to become infected besides sex (for example, STDs can be transmitted from mother to child during vaginal birth, oral herpes can be contracted from sharing drinks, and although all blood donations are screened, there's still a small chance that receiving a blood transfusion could land you with an unexpected disease. Just because you and your partner waited 'til marriage doesn't ensure that both partners are "clean").
Honestly, I wouldn't have even bothered responding to your comment if you hadn't ended it with "Im not saying all athiest are like that, just that one person". It's that kind of imaginary superiority disguised as humbleness that just pisses me right off.