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Serious poll
Im atheist, religion is a gigacope
Cucked retarded is cuckedBiased poll is biased.
Also, yes.
Cucked retarded is cucked
I may not be free, but I am atleast freer than you. Also, if it weren't for retarded religious people sprouting their bullshit everywhere, atheism wouldn't even have to be a word.This usual brand of atheist arrogance is tiresome. You're not "free" or any smarter because you disbelieve in God.
I may not be free, but I am atleast freer than you. Also, if it weren't for retarded religious people sprouting their bullshit everywhere, atheism wouldn't even have to be a word.
God created us so he could laugh at our suffering
god is omnipotent.there is no reason for him to keep things that he hates around.if he didn't love you he would have destroyed you in less then a second.I don't believe in God, I'm an atheist.
I chose the second option because I can't say for sure. If he does exist then he's a lazy sociopath who doesn't love everyone equally.
god is omnipotent.there is no reason for him to keep things that he hates around.if he didn't love you he would have destroyed you in less then a second.
A person that is just has to give a just treatment to those who do not obey the law(the law of god in this case).Those that are in hell are there because god is just and rewards or punishes as he sees fit(he is the most intelligent being imaginable).Then why does hell exist?
A person that is just has to give a just treatment to those who do not obey the law(the law of god in this case).Those that are in hell are there because god is just and rewards or punishes as he sees fit(he is the most intelligent being imaginable).
Infinite punishment for finite sin? That's intelligent? Especially when he never told us which religion is the right one? nah.....
Doesn’t Hell Make God an Unjust Tyrant?
For many people, the Catholic doctrine of hell serves as an obstacle to belief in God. They think an all-good God wouldn’t allow someone he loves to experience everlasting torment. And they think the permanent nature of hell’s punishment is incompatible with a just God. A recent caller on...catholicexchange.com
it's not that simple.
he is answering your objection.You think that our *finite sin* is nothing big while in reality the severity of our sin is huge.Hell is reserved for those where there is no coming back and no form of redemption is possible.A man that eternally goes against god must of necessity suffer for all eternity,for god is the ultimate good and going against him is so to speak diving into the abyss of unhappiness and sin"If the duration of punishment had to correspond to the duration of an offense, then it would be unjust to give a murderer a prison sentence any longer than the time it took for the murderer to kill his victim."
This is ridiculous shitty fallacious logic. They're setting up a strawman argument. BS
he is answering your objection.You think that our *finite sin* is nothing big while in reality the severity of our sin is huge.Hell is reserved for those where there is no coming back and no form of redemption is possible.A man that eternally goes against god must of necessity suffer for all eternity,for god is the ultimate good and going against him is so to speak diving into the abyss of unhappiness and sin
i think we are close to derailing our conversation.Was my answer regarding your question about eternal hell being just satisfactory?No he answered it by setting up a strawman, saying that if you murder someone then the time should be the same as the murder, "but no, that logic is flawed." That's a strawman. Not only that, he talks about a kid who ditched school only getting a timeout for 10 minutes.
This whole paper is about countering shitty arguments that he made up. That's the definition of strawman fallacy!
i think we are close to derailing our conversation.Was my answer regarding your question about eternal hell being just satisfactory?
Nope, not at all. Especially because God never proved himself to exist in the first place. Check out this picture:
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your problem is that you don't seem to put some confidence on objective good and objective evil.that picture is the epitome of *bro,how can i know lmao*.God has given you miracles,philosophical proofs,the holy spirit etc etc.if you have gone through them and said *okay,all of this is retarded* then i beg you to enlighten man for clearly you possess something that is greater then what all wise man have found.
As i said before,read the last superstition if you want to received philosophical proofs.It might be hard to understand but just go through it and if you have questions ask someone.I haven't seen any phiolsophical proofs tbh. If God appeared before me then yeah, I'd believe it. But I guess he works in "mysterious ways...."
Then make serious options, phaggot.Serious poll
Based quoteThis shit is so bad it has to be designed
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Completely agree, this is some sadistic loosh-farm type shit in action, probably, JFL.This shit is so bad it has to be designed
Is he a benevolent god? Which religion?I have faith. I believe he exists. He just didn't make me Chad
"You believe that you ate a banana for breakfast but you don't know if it actually was mentapsychobiochemultrahyperlogically a quantum apple, checkmate gaytheists!"A great irony is that this is a conviction you hold. You simply have faith that this is true.
Wow who would have guessed that a group which associated god with good things felt good and a group which associated god with bad things felt badResponses were as you would expect across both groups for faith-neutral words. When the word "God" was displayed, however, the believers showed signs of relaxation and reported feelings of peace and serenity. Disbelievers, on the other hand, showed increased anxiety and stress in their neural activity and reported negative feelings (I can't remember the words they used).
I didn't say non-believers are more rational, neither am I "shwoing (irrattionally) more signs of negative emotional affect". Quit the soylent fagSo, ironically, the purportedly more rational group showed (irrationally) more signs of negative emotional affect. I'm sort of seeing the same phenomenon play out in your post here (KEK).