No people are not evil but it is way of looking if you see people like a evil then that is evil but you see in nature then they are people.
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True. I don't spend half my time worrying about it though tbh because of my spiritual beliefs. I do my thing, I am ready for worst case scenarios though.
I don't push my beliefs on my friends, I will talk to anyone who brings up relevant conversations of course though, but I won't bring it up since I know most people don't care anyway.
Dodens likes to always talk about "what can be seen", and what I can look around and see is people drifting through life with no purpose other than to have a more fun weekend this weekend than last weekend until they die and it's all over. Lives are all fucked up and full of drama.
I do not have these problems, nor am I depressed about what the future holds even though my actual expectation of short-term quality of life is much lower than most people.
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Einherjar86
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Who cares.
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SentinelSlain
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You'd hate me. I stopped being able to button it all up and be polite when I was about 15. I wouldn't say it was disgusting. I'd say mum I'm not sure about this or at least start to say that and she would explode and call me names for ages...
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Krigloch the Furious
Pants full of poo
hexwind
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Lmao
Well, I am a Muslim tho i don't call my God that way, I just say : "Ya Rabbeee"
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I've got giblert's syndrome too. It makes me turn yellow (I'm a white man) if I don't get enough sleep or exercise a lot.
hexwind
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I've got Gilbert's Syndrome, I get that shit everyday for at least 2 hours
Too bad dude ! I hate that shit.
Actually, whenever i get tad hungry I get such pain, so i have to eat well before i sleep so i wouldn't wake up early the next morning which sucks
Hi guys.
Unhelpful.
I can't understand this -- and it certainly isn't a fact, because you have created the explanation out of thin air -- because the negative aspects of Christianity pale in comparison to those of other organisations and individuals. Further, he is considering 'hate' and recalling 'Christianity', not the other way round.
Yes, I understand what exaggeration is, although your second sentence suggests that you don't.
Should I simply write off whatever V5 says in future as not serious with no evidence? I had thought the post I quoted was a self-explanatory refutation. There isn't even a shred of irony or humour in his post.
Heaven is a permanent concept. What of it is not final?
Yes, I would think it's a very common trend. I was ten or eleven and decided not to believe because adults could not answer even simple theological questions satisfactorily.
Again, let's not put the cart before the horse: I am saying that people exposed to tragedy and negative life experiences are more likely to struggle with their faith and subsequently lose it, not that nonbelievers have had tragic lives.
Emotion and intuition are both potentially just as valid as pure reason.
If everything around you suggested that your current way of thinking was wrong, would you not change it? If a person who at the age of fourteen loses both parents in a car crash after praying every day and not consciously committing any sins, do you not think it's reasonable for them to reconsider their faith?
If the unfolding of life doesn't change your beliefs at least now and again then you are probably very shut down and arrogant in your way of thinking. I know humans are obsessed with consistency but being open to change is an essential aspect of pesonal growth.
Unhelpful.
I can't understand this -- and it certainly isn't a fact, because you have created the explanation out of thin air -- because the negative aspects of Christianity pale in comparison to those of other organisations and individuals. Further, he is considering 'hate' and recalling 'Christianity', not the other way round.
Yes, I understand what exaggeration is, although your second sentence suggests that you don't.
Should I simply write off whatever V5 says in future as not serious with no evidence? I had thought the post I quoted was a self-explanatory refutation. There isn't even a shred of irony or humour in his post.
Heaven is a permanent concept. What of it is not final?
Yes, I would think it's a very common trend. I was ten or eleven and decided not to believe because adults could not answer even simple theological questions satisfactorily.
Again, let's not put the cart before the horse: I am saying that people exposed to tragedy and negative life experiences are more likely to struggle with their faith and subsequently lose it, not that nonbelievers have had tragic lives.
Emotion and intuition are both potentially just as valid as pure reason.
If everything around you suggested that your current way of thinking was wrong, would you not change it? If a person who at the age of fourteen loses both parents in a car crash after praying every day and not consciously committing any sins, do you not think it's reasonable for them to reconsider their faith?
If the unfolding of life doesn't change your beliefs at least now and again then you are probably very shut down and arrogant in your way of thinking. I know humans are obsessed with consistency but being open to change is an essential aspect of pesonal growth.
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