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12-11-2005, 04:15 AM #1OPSenior Member
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I noticed their are alot of atheists on cannabis.com and I was just wondering if you dont believe in any type of God then what do you believe in? evolution shouldn't be a option because it has more faults then any kind of religion. Besides evolution their isnt much if your a atheist that doesnt believe in evolution then you probably believe in nothing. Arguements against religion is usually answered with a arguement against atheism and vice versa. If you are to look at only atheism then you would never change because you would never hear otherwise as the same with other religions. So I must say before you decide on being a atheist look into every other possibility and you may find something else that is alot more understandable. Question your belief hardly ask impossible questions and if it comes out clean then their you have it a foolproof look at life that no one can prove wrong.
Im sure this thread will lead to alot of hate towards me but if you do as i have said then you will come out rewarded believe me.Toothpick Reviewed by Toothpick on . Atheism I noticed their are alot of atheists on cannabis.com and I was just wondering if you dont believe in any type of God then what do you believe in? evolution shouldn't be a option because it has more faults then any kind of religion. Besides evolution their isnt much if your a atheist that doesnt believe in evolution then you probably believe in nothing. Arguements against religion is usually answered with a arguement against atheism and vice versa. If you are to look at only atheism then you Rating: 5
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12-11-2005, 04:36 AM #2Senior Member
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I myself believe in a higher power, so I don't qualify as an atheist, but I understand their point of view.
I don't believe it's true that athiests can't change. As long as you are a decent human being and you help others, it doesn't matter what religion you are. We could only look at the suffering all humans go through and take it as facts of life. We all may have a different perception of what happens in the afterlife, but as long as you lived life to the fullest, you leave this world in peace.Happiness only real when shared
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12-11-2005, 04:51 AM #3OPSenior Member
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thats a good way of looking at it but i noticed that most of the atheists hear seem to be really intolerant of other religions which if you ask me should change
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12-11-2005, 04:01 PM #4Senior Member
Atheism
Originally Posted by Toothpick
So I must say before you decide on being a atheist look into every other possibility and you may find something else that is alot more understandable. Question your belief hardly ask impossible questions and if it comes out clean then their you have it a foolproof look at life that no one can prove wrong.
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12-11-2005, 05:04 PM #5Senior Member
Atheism
Originally Posted by Toothpick
You probably haven't come to the realization that you DON'T have to believe in anything. Like Oneironaut before me, I believe in mankind, in humanity, in our potential to surpass and transcend any petty squabbles. I believe in the Here and Now, I believe in Power, because it's something we can all attain, but most importantly I believe in Reason and Intellect and Knowledge and Resposibility. Those are my gods.
What I don't love is submission, ignorance, the will to nothingness which most religions (i.e. the big three monotheistic ones...) preach and force upon their congregations. For the past 2,000 years we are consistently being told by religious authorities that to have too much knowledge is bad for us, that scientists really shouldn't dig too deeply because they might find things that refute religious doctrines. The major religions want you stupid and docile, they want you to go where you're told to go, do what you're told to do, and think what you're told to think.
Like somebody else said, it strikes me how only atheists ever read the Bible the carefully, because chances are that if you do just that, the entire religious edifice will collapse under the weight of its own faulty logic. So let me ask you, in this day and age, don't we owe ourselves at least a little logic? Shouldn't we use our so-called god-given gifts of reason and logic to transcend, to go beyond religion?
A medieval German mystic, named Master Eckhart, once said, "I ask of God that he rid me of God." Today we can do just that.
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12-11-2005, 06:33 PM #6Senior Member
Atheism
thats a good way of looking at it but i noticed that most of the atheists hear seem to be really intolerant of other religions which if you ask me should change
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12-11-2005, 07:25 PM #7Member
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I don't know what I believe in, I just know that it isn't organized religion. I see religion as an excuse for humans to have something to blame the unexplainable on. As for evolution, who knows. I just kinda go with the flow...ya hear? M'kay.
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12-11-2005, 07:31 PM #8Senior Member
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Originally Posted by MudFu
Speaking of intolerance, it's not atheists who have murdered people for the past 2,000 years for the simple reason that they believe in another religion...
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12-11-2005, 07:59 PM #9Senior Member
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Don't give me that crap. We are not pushing anything on you, we're just pointing out that religion does not make sense and the world would be better off without it. If that offends you, so be it, you gotta offend sometimes to snap people back into reality.
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12-11-2005, 08:04 PM #10Senior Member
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Originally Posted by MudFu
But to re-iterate, yeah, I said murder, but I really meant war and misery. And of course it's not ALL atrocities that are caused in some way or another by religion, but the great majority are. Still, there is no question whatsoever that whenever people stop placing blind faith in religion, the world will be a better place. No doubt about it.
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