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#51 Cube_of_MooN
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[QUOTE="Luminouslight"][QUOTE="G-Man88"]

Atheist

whats the difference between agnostic, anyway?

G-Man88

agnostic means that you don't discredit the fact that god does exist.

maybe im agnostic, since i beleive that the human brain is too small to understand if theres a god, and how the universe was created

That is agnostic to the core.

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#52 MarioFanatic
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Christian.
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#53 martialbullet
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I have no religion. But I do look at other religion and take some of it's values and virtues to mind.

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#54 Norg
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worship Mike patton
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#55 JustPlainLucas
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Did you know Other is actually an official religion? It's a little like scientology, but without all the ackryonyms.
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#56 espoac
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[QUOTE="sovereign_22"][QUOTE="bman784"]I'm a naturalistic pantheist.bman784
whats that? or are you joking


It means that I don't believe in any theistic conventions of organized religion, but I believe that within the complexity of nature and the universe lies the capacity for the existence of a higher order. I find it impossible to believe theistic religion, but I can't authoritatively deny a higher order either.

At first "naturalistic pantheist" made your position clear. But then your second post confused me a bit. So, for my own clarification I'd like to know: Do you believe it is most probable that God does not exist or that God does exist?

I'd like to understand the pantheist position better.

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#57 bman784
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[QUOTE="bman784"][QUOTE="sovereign_22"][QUOTE="bman784"]I'm a naturalistic pantheist.espoac

whats that? or are you joking


It means that I don't believe in any theistic conventions of organized religion, but I believe that within the complexity of nature and the universe lies the capacity for the existence of a higher order. I find it impossible to believe theistic religion, but I can't authoritatively deny a higher order either.

At first "naturalistic pantheist" made your position clear. But then your second post confused me a bit. So, for my own clarification I'd like to know: Do you believe it is most probable that God does not exist or that God does exist?

I'd like to understand the pantheist position better.


I don't believe that "God" exists in a tangible sense. I don't think that an omniscient being created the universe. Pantheism is the concept that within the complexity of the universe "God" exists. It's a little hard to state, but I believe that meaningful existential fulfillment can be derived simply from observing the universe in which we live, and knowing that we are a part of it.
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#58 Faylette
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I'm a Christian, Anglican to be precise.
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#59 guitarman89
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Catholic
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#60 rosesforever89
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Just so everyone knows, I am not a Bible thumper. A lot of people who dont believe in God think Christians are Bible thumpers. I am someone who respects you for you and not your religion.
I'm a Christian, Anglican to be precise.Faylette
Cool me 2. Ive never run into anyone on the internet who was Anglican.
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#61 Blood-Scribe
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I do not follow a religion, nor do I hold any beliefs. I abstain from holding any beliefs, religious or otherwise, for various reasons, but I'd rather not go into that, because it'll probably end up in an argument.
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#62 espoac
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[QUOTE="espoac"]

[QUOTE="bman784"][QUOTE="sovereign_22"][QUOTE="bman784"]I'm a naturalistic pantheist.bman784

whats that? or are you joking


It means that I don't believe in any theistic conventions of organized religion, but I believe that within the complexity of nature and the universe lies the capacity for the existence of a higher order. I find it impossible to believe theistic religion, but I can't authoritatively deny a higher order either.

At first "naturalistic pantheist" made your position clear. But then your second post confused me a bit. So, for my own clarification I'd like to know: Do you believe it is most probable that God does not exist or that God does exist?

I'd like to understand the pantheist position better.


I don't believe that "God" exists in a tangible sense. I don't think that an omniscient being created the universe. Pantheism is the concept that within the complexity of the universe "God" exists. It's a little hard to state, but I believe that meaningful existential fulfillment can be derived simply from observing the universe in which we live, and knowing that we are a part of it.

Thanks, that actually makes a lot of sense. I can understand how fulfillment may arise from such a position, as fufillment can also rise from recognizing one's place in the universe from an atheistic position in a similar if not identical fashion.

As for my own views, I am an atheist. Regarding the question of the universe's own "divinity", I can't be bothered to make an assertion either way.

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#63 laughingman42
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I'm a Christian. I go to a methodist church but I do not feel the need to be bound by a particular denomination's doctrine, I believe what I feel is right not what some one tells me to believe.
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#64 Cerussite
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Atheist. Or non-theist. I really haven't made up my mind.
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#65 B05T0N
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Jewish.
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#66 Mrniceguy_War
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I don't conform to any religion, although I have been tought Christianity. I believe in the standards and moral beliefs in probably every religion. I think that all religions were brought about to help humans become uhmm not sure what word would be best so I'm just gonna say "good" people with "good" moral standards,(which I do believe is a "good" thing.) I am not really too educated on all of the technical terms and all, I am just going on my own thoughts here. I do not know if there is an actual "God" or not. Personally I think that it shouldn't matter to a human whether there is or isn't. In a way, I want to think, "why would anyone want to live their own life, the only one they have, the one that they are responsible for, why would they want to live that life serving any being. They should live it how they want." But in many ways, that belief can be so wrong.

I have always had a question about Christianity though. Regarding the previous posts about people who have never learned about the bible or Jesus and all, I have heard that they wouldn't go to hell, but go to heaven because they were ignorant of the beliefs of Christianity. My question is this: If that is the case, then why would missionaries go "spread the word" and give all of those people who would have ended up in heaven, the possiblity of going to hell? It just doesn't even make sense as to why anyone would do such a thing.

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#67 Cantius
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Christianity,even though most people don't believe me.

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#68 cowboymonkey21
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none, im athiest, but im not an @$$ about it, i hate it how most athiests think theyre the best kind of person in the worldsovereign_22
I no what you mean, but I also don't like how some Christians think they are the best people in the world.
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#69 ItalStallion777
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roman catholic
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#70 Proobie44
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Christian, Jehovah Witnesses
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#71 Severed_Hand
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I'm not of a religion. I am agnostic-ish i guess.

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#72 SupremeJinni
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I'm a Muslim, ie, my religion is Islam. Why? I believe that Qur'an is the final Word of God to mankind. I also believe, that the Prophet Muhammed (pbuh) was the mouthpiece of God, whom was chosen to deliver God's Word. I believe he is the "Seal of the Prophets", in other words, the prophet whom has brought to us the final creed, before which was the creed of Adam, Noah, Moses, Abraham, Jesus, and the ones in between (pbut).

My belief in this is stronger then any other belief I hold. Brillance that is only accelerated the more I learn about this Dunya (this material life), through the sciences and through my readings of the Qur'an. More full of truth and realness then the impulses from my five bodily senses. Truth that can be felt by the soul.

rimnet00

I'm a Muslim as well, and I couldn't have said it better myself.

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#73 foxhound_fox
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Buddhist.
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#74 deactivated-59d151f079814
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Athiesm is not a religion or a belief for that matter.. Its just a persons idea in needing to have emperical evidence of things that relate to meta physics.
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#75 Video_Game_King
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Why not put Abrahamic instead of Muslim and Christianity? And I voted Atheist, but in a way that my religious beliefs can agree with my existence beliefs.