Religion

*Gulp*

A blend of Christian and Atheism.

Zezima wrote:A blend of Christian and Atheism.

That's not possible. Maybe you're a Deist, Agnostic, or an Atheist who likes Christian morals, but you can't be a Theist and an Atheist at the same time.

Roterblitz wrote:

Zezima wrote:A blend of Christian and Atheism.

That's not possible. Maybe you're a Deist, Agnostic, or an Atheist who likes Christian morals, but you can't be a Theist and an Atheist at the same time.

lol, True.

I use Christian moral applications in some areas, but use Atheistic views on some of the christian beliefs.

I'll look up Deist and Agnostic.

I'm an atheist

TigTrivers wrote:I'm an atheist

Same here.

I have never seen so many people at once that don't believe in God. I believe in God, manly because I don't want to be completley dead. Why not just believe. Plus what keeps us going? I don't know, but it's not just what we got inside.....there's gotta be something else besides that stuff. It can't just be the organs alone.

.....and I'm Catholic. I believe in God.

I have many different beliefs,none of which can classify into a religion. It is best to leave it at that.I am not atheist,I have put together my own belief system.

No.......I wanna hear more.

Nothing will change in this world,and eventually new pollutions will be created that will create new materials,and once those materials get too complex,the world will end.

If you concentrate long enough,you can make things change to your advantage.,but most of the time,you must adapt and morph your mind differently for all situations.

Now comes god,many churches say they can save you but they take your money,a lot of religious figures are corrupt,if you follow them obsessively, you will end up the same.

Now,if you can harness your energy both negative and positive,you can make something more out of life,but everything ends eventually.

Everything we do is temporary,EX: will people 100 years from now still remember MLK?

Also,whole races and languages die each year,and eventually everything will be a mix of everything,but even then it will die until something new needs to be created.

Don't take my word for it though,be your own person. These are just my beliefs.

It's only the truth if you want to believe in it.

I agree.....and that has to be the exact same way I think of things.

Albino Nega wrote:Nothing will change in this world,and eventually new pollutions will be created that will create new materials,and once those materials get too complex,the world will end.

If you concentrate long enough,you can make things change to your advantage.,but most of the time,you must adapt and morph your mind differently for all situations.

Now comes god,many churches say they can save you but they take your money,a lot of religious figures are corrupt,if you follow them obsessively, you will end up the same.

Now,if you can harness your energy both negative and positive,you can make something more out of life,but everything ends eventually.

Everything we do is temporary,EX: will people 100 years from now still remember MLK?

Also,whole races and languages die each year,and eventually everything will be a mix of everything,but even then it will die until something new needs to be created.

Don't take my word for it though,be your own person. These are just my beliefs.

It's only the truth if you want to believe in it.

....I am stunned speechless.

This should be a narration, Introduction/Ending to a major movie.

It's just so... wise.

If there is no God, there is no good, there is no evil.

Independence76 wrote:If there is no God, there is no good, there is no evil.

People suffer when you harm them and benefit when you help them, you don't need God to understand that.

No human religion is good enough for me. Deists lack proof of their claims and are far too complex in their stupid and pointless rituals, in addition to being blinded by their faith, making them less than entertaining. Atheists have no sense of connection and no central control to guide them, not to mention the fact that they tend to be dicks. Agnostics are just straight-up pussies, having no center or connection similarly to atheists as well.

Roterblitz wrote:

Independence76 wrote:If there is no God, there is no good, there is no evil.

People suffer when you harm them and benefit when you help them, you don't need God to understand that.

How do you know human suffering is bad? What if it's good? Do you have anything to back that up truthfully?

Independence76 wrote:How do you know human suffering is bad? What if it's good? Do you have anything to back that up truthfully?

Humans and even several animals are capable of innate empathy, but if you want to get that philosophical, it is still subjective, two people can have starkly different morals. And if you really want to get technical, we don't know anything absolutely truthfully besides our own existence.

Roterblitz wrote:

Independence76 wrote:How do you know human suffering is bad? What if it's good? Do you have anything to back that up truthfully?

Humans and even several animals are capable of innate empathy, but if you want to get that philosophical, it is still subjective, two people can have starkly different morals. And if you really want to get technical, we don't know anything absolutely truthfully besides our own existence.

Most religions do.

In religion, "Truth" is reality is as perceived by their deity.

They claim to know things that are logically impossible to know, but provide no proof, so it's up to you if you're willing to believe them and dedicate your life to them anyway.

Christian for me, and proud of it. Nothing will change that.

I'm Christian.

I am part of a religion no one else is a part of.

And no, I won't tell you.

I'm Jewish and Muslim.

I belong to nothing.

i hope i don't start a up roar but i'm a christian