[QUOTE="rragnaar"]I am a filthy heathen degenerate, so no.Engrish_Major
So, which is the cause, and which is the effect? Stopped believing in god around 13... held on to Catholic guilt well into my 20's... am working on becoming a filthy heathen degenerate.
Never felt the sort of deep seated belief I've heard described from people who seem to have strong faith and in my theology classes in Presbyterian grade school realized the God described there was not one I could respect anyway, so went agnostic with strong atheist leanings pretty early in life.
[QUOTE="rawsavon"]I don't question other's belief that there is no God. But the need for proof has always been something I will never understand. elaborate, I don't get to see your religious side often.
[QUOTE="rawsavon"]I don't question other's belief that there is no God. But the need for proof has always been something I will never understand.GazaAli
elaborate, I don't get to see your religious side often. To believe or not to believe is one thing. To require proof is quite another. How many things in this life have actually been proved to US (not someone proved them long ago and we accept them as such) -how many things have been proved to be 100% true to 'you' -yet we accept most everything as proven -seems foolish to have a double standard is all Note that seeing evidence =/= something being proven (something is seen as 'true' only till something comes along to show otherwise)
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