OT are you religious or a atheist?

[QUOTE="GrayF0X786"]

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"] I think you should meet Sweet Monia,YUP! u__uFMAB_GTO

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[QUOTE="GrayF0X786"] its dodgy mate.

GrayF0X786

Ha. Where do you live dude?

Yes we do, sweetheart

[QUOTE="Lethargika"]Nobody knows if there is a God, or if there is judgment in the end.pariah3

This sentence is **** because today we know for 80% certainty there is no God and no afterlife. When we die, that's it. There is nothing anymore. Science has shown us with 80% certainty that there very likely is no God and also no afterlife.

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[QUOTE="Lethargika"]Nobody knows if there is a God, or if there is judgment in the end.Lethargika

This sentence is **** because today we know for 80% certainty there is no God and no afterlife. When we die, that's it. There is nothing anymore. Science has shown us with 80% certainty that there very likely is no God and also no afterlife.

[QUOTE="Lethargika"][QUOTE="pariah3"]

This sentence is **** because today we know for 80% certainty there is no God and no afterlife. When we die, that's it. There is nothing anymore. Science has shown us with 80% certainty that there very likely is no God and also no afterlife.

GameGuy642003

[QUOTE="ShadowsDemon"][QUOTE="MlauTheDaft"]

How do you know that for a fact?

MlauTheDaft

The world is'nt actally all that complex however.

The magnitude is very hard to grasp, but the building blocks are quite simple.

You can litterally describe everything with binary numbers, and our challenges lie in analyzation and replication, more than comprehension.

I believe in some form of god or creater or something....religion I'm not too sure about honestly, but I do pray every night anyway, just in case there is something up there who can help look out for my family and loved ones.

its dodgy mate.GrayF0X786

I believe in some form of god or creater or something....religion I'm not too sure about honestly, but I do pray every night anyway, just in case there is something up there who can help look out for my family and loved ones.

[QUOTE="GrayF0X786"]its dodgy mate.swimmer1029

neither

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[QUOTE="swimmer1029"]

Aww, I love you too sweetheart. <3

FMAB_GTO

Fine then, I love you too sweetheart. <3

there.....

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"][QUOTE="swimmer1029"]

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swimmer1029

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[QUOTE="MlauTheDaft"]

[QUOTE="ShadowsDemon"] Because it's blinding obvious that this world with such complexity wasn't chance?ShadowsDemon

The world is'nt actally all that complex however.

The magnitude is very hard to grasp, but the building blocks are quite simple.

You can litterally describe everything with binary numbers, and our challenges lie in analyzation and replication, more than comprehension.

He just said the building blocks are simple, which you agreed upon with the first word in your post but then you say the "actual complexity behind it all..." Building blocks means the foundation, there is nothing else "behind" that.

It could be design... but if it is, then the designer is far from perfect or all knowing, who would not be worthy of worship obviously. There are many, many things that have been "designed" that serve no purpose, make no sense of in nature, in other mammals and humans themselves... the only logical explanation that fits that would be genetic mutation, chance... or from the "intelligent design" point of view, a mistake.

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"]swimmer1029

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I'll just imagine what it looks like and pretend that it looks beautiful. <3

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"][QUOTE="swimmer1029"]Pic fail. >.>

swimmer1029

I'll just imagine what it looks like and pretend that it looks beautiful. <3

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[QUOTE="ShadowsDemon"][QUOTE="MlauTheDaft"]

The world is'nt actally all that complex however.

The magnitude is very hard to grasp, but the building blocks are quite simple.

You can litterally describe everything with binary numbers, and our challenges lie in analyzation and replication, more than comprehension.

whiskeystrike

He just said the building blocks are simple, which you agreed upon with the first word in your post but then you say the "actual complexity behind it all..." Building blocks means the foundation, there is nothing else "behind" that.

It could be design... but if it is, then the designer is far from perfect or all knowing, who would not be worthy of worship obviously. There are many, many things that have been "designed" that serve no purpose, make no sense of in nature, in other mammals and humans themselves... the only logical explanation that fits that would be genetic mutation, chance... or from the "intelligent design" point of view, a mistake.

[QUOTE="whiskeystrike"]

[QUOTE="ShadowsDemon"] Yes but the actual complexity behind it all and the brilliance of which is it designed is not simple.ShadowsDemon

He just said the building blocks are simple, which you agreed upon with the first word in your post but then you say the "actual complexity behind it all..." Building blocks means the foundation, there is nothing else "behind" that.

It could be design... but if it is, then the designer is far from perfect or all knowing, who would not be worthy of worship obviously. There are many, many things that have been "designed" that serve no purpose, make no sense of in nature, in other mammals and humans themselves... the only logical explanation that fits that would be genetic mutation, chance... or from the "intelligent design" point of view, a mistake.

Either way you look at it, if there is a designer, then it is not perfect, which leads to the question, why should I worship?

[QUOTE="ShadowsDemon"][QUOTE="whiskeystrike"]

He just said the building blocks are simple, which you agreed upon with the first word in your post but then you say the "actual complexity behind it all..." Building blocks means the foundation, there is nothing else "behind" that.

It could be design... but if it is, then the designer is far from perfect or all knowing, who would not be worthy of worship obviously. There are many, many things that have been "designed" that serve no purpose, make no sense of in nature, in other mammals and humans themselves... the only logical explanation that fits that would be genetic mutation, chance... or from the "intelligent design" point of view, a mistake.

whiskeystrike

Either way you look at it, if there is a designer, then it is not perfect, which leads to the question, why should I worship?

Exactly. All evidence points towards non-designed. We eat, breathe, talk, and drink out of the same hole, guaranteeing some percentage of us will die from choking. Our sense of smell and eyesight is rather poor compared to other species. Birth can be difficult and only got better and easier and safer thanks to medical advances. Everywhere you look, animals (including us) are heavily flawed and poorly made.

[QUOTE="ShadowsDemon"][QUOTE="whiskeystrike"]

He just said the building blocks are simple, which you agreed upon with the first word in your post but then you say the "actual complexity behind it all..." Building blocks means the foundation, there is nothing else "behind" that.

It could be design... but if it is, then the designer is far from perfect or all knowing, who would not be worthy of worship obviously. There are many, many things that have been "designed" that serve no purpose, make no sense of in nature, in other mammals and humans themselves... the only logical explanation that fits that would be genetic mutation, chance... or from the "intelligent design" point of view, a mistake.

whiskeystrike

Either way you look at it, if there is a designer, then it is not perfect

Nihilist. I believe in nothing etc.

[QUOTE="whiskeystrike"]

[QUOTE="ShadowsDemon"] I'd say that chance is more of a mistake than intelligent design...ShadowsDemon

Either way you look at it, if there is a designer, then it is not perfect

I've read those two books probably more than any other to date. No reason to believe anything in either is true.

Atheist from birth til the day I die. Unless some God part the skies and lay claim of what he is. Then I just wouldn't give a damn. I'd be wrong but wouldn't convert to anything...

Just officially decided to be atheist about a year ago. I never really was religious and found most of what priests, and family said to be nonsense, but never really thought about it and when I did I just realized that there wasn't really any reason to believe. I want there to be some sort of continual existence but there just isn't any solid reason to assume there is.

Nihilist. I believe in nothing etc.

iloverikku11

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(Regular) Atheist.

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[QUOTE="whiskeystrike"]

Either way you look at it, if there is a designer, then it is not perfect

whiskeystrike

I've read those two books probably more than any other to date. No reason to believe anything in either is true.

Not really, but sometimes i wish the old Nordic religions were still practiced.

Id worship the Norse gods in a heartbeat.

The Aesir could kick Jehovas @ss, and the Jotun could give Satan a run for his money.

I just like to call myself agnostic. >.>

I'm Deist

I am Orthodox.

Atheist since 14 ~

Neither. I'm not an atheist. I'm actually pretty strong believer in God, afterlife and stuff like that-, but I don't follow any particular organized religion. I was raised in Catholic society, so I guess I'm the closest to that line of faith, but I can't in good faith call myself catholic or even christian.

I'm non of them....

[QUOTE="whiskeystrike"]

[QUOTE="ShadowsDemon"] Read Genesis and Exodus and come back to me on that, and you'll know why.

ShadowsDemon

I've read those two books probably more than any other to date. No reason to believe anything in either is true.

Fair enough. At least you've read them, unlike so many other atheists here...ShadowsDemon

Was once very religious, now I'm completely an atheist.