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The Foundations Of Atheism.
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Not a very good title , but presuming all atheists have varying reasons for their unbelief.
I have spent the last 38 years learning about by Christian faith.
Do Atheists make similar efforts to understand their atheism?
Is your atheism based on definitive evidence?
Hope this can be friendly
I have spent the last 38 years learning about by Christian faith.
Do Atheists make similar efforts to understand their atheism?
Is your atheism based on definitive evidence?
Hope this can be friendly
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Theland - As has been advised by various posters, you are equating your constant searching for evidence of 'God' with the way atheists think.
As an atheist, it's very simple, do I believe in God? No.
That's it, it's nothing more complex than that. No 'understanding' required, no years of searching, just absence of belief, nice and simple.
As an atheist, it's very simple, do I believe in God? No.
That's it, it's nothing more complex than that. No 'understanding' required, no years of searching, just absence of belief, nice and simple.
n. If we still used words like 'uptight', I'd have to say atheists are generally rather uptight, as are many religious people, (though not agnostics, I find).
Spiritual traditions can be very life-enhancing and nobody ever did any harm by lighting a candle for someone's recovery, in front of a Madonna.
The Japanese are nicely laid-back about religion, and seem favourably disposed to all traditions they have no problem wandering into a temple of any sort - say a Shinto prayer in a Buddhist temple, light a candle, make an offering to their ancestors or whatever, it doesn't really matter, why not relax and give you soul a boost :0)
Spiritual traditions can be very life-enhancing and nobody ever did any harm by lighting a candle for someone's recovery, in front of a Madonna.
The Japanese are nicely laid-back about religion, and seem favourably disposed to all traditions they have no problem wandering into a temple of any sort - say a Shinto prayer in a Buddhist temple, light a candle, make an offering to their ancestors or whatever, it doesn't really matter, why not relax and give you soul a boost :0)
Khandro, your religion renders you not only spiteful but arrogant and ignorant also.
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Perhaps you should make an effort to expand your comprehension of spirituality by examining your own soul, Khandro. I’m content with mine.
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Perhaps you should make an effort to expand your comprehension of spirituality by examining your own soul, Khandro. I’m content with mine.
pixie; Can you name a society which hasn't formed a religion ? a visit to the British Museum should demonstrate the truth in that. But you are right that (the better) religions change and adapt to circumstances and why shouldn't they? But we shouldn't throw out the baby with the bathwater.
n. I shall ignore your post and put it down to childish petulance, your link to another topic of your own has no relevance to anything I have said, as I'm sure others can see.
n. I shall ignore your post and put it down to childish petulance, your link to another topic of your own has no relevance to anything I have said, as I'm sure others can see.
Khandro, You’d be wrong to put it down to childish petulance just as you’re wrong to say it has no relevance to anything you said. It has every relevance. I wouldn’t have posted it otherwise.
//nobody ever did any harm by lighting a candle ….//
Read my link.
//they [the Japanese] have no problem wandering into a temple of any sort - say a Shinto prayer in a Buddhist temple, light a candle ….//
Read my link.
…And before you again preach to me the virtues of the spiritually aware, or hold forth on your assessment of those you consider to be spiritually unaware, or advise me to give my soul a boost, take a breath. People who reject the concept of supernatural gods are individuals who follow no creed, and you, Khandro, make too many unfounded assumptions.
//nobody ever did any harm by lighting a candle ….//
Read my link.
//they [the Japanese] have no problem wandering into a temple of any sort - say a Shinto prayer in a Buddhist temple, light a candle ….//
Read my link.
…And before you again preach to me the virtues of the spiritually aware, or hold forth on your assessment of those you consider to be spiritually unaware, or advise me to give my soul a boost, take a breath. People who reject the concept of supernatural gods are individuals who follow no creed, and you, Khandro, make too many unfounded assumptions.
// I have spent the last 38 y learning about Christianity. Do Atheists do the same to understand atheism? //
a god a complete non sequitur, which screams at me as I post an 'answer'
so....a jihadi ( brown skin with glinting eyes of Jarzy Emwarzy or someone ) has spent 38 y killing babies kicking prisoner and knifing others and so on
I dont have to spend 38 y to see that child murder is wrong do I ?
(the non sequitur goes on screaming at me as I leave)
a god a complete non sequitur, which screams at me as I post an 'answer'
so....a jihadi ( brown skin with glinting eyes of Jarzy Emwarzy or someone ) has spent 38 y killing babies kicking prisoner and knifing others and so on
I dont have to spend 38 y to see that child murder is wrong do I ?
(the non sequitur goes on screaming at me as I leave)
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