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I believe in god.
I believe in God
I'm in the state of believe and unbelieve.
I am unsure — shortly phrased.
I am unsure — shortly phrased.
There's no evidence for the existence of any God. Moreover, the problem of evil remains unanswered by Abrahamic religions.
free will I guess
Cause I don't have a girlfriend as was dealt a shitty hand in life
The theory of the potential existence of a big daddy in the sky watching us 24/7 and judging the goodness or not of everyone's actions always sounded absurd to me
It's like Santa but for adults
It's like Santa but for adults
well he's never helped me, talked to me or done anything for me i think hes just a figment of people imagination or something but if he's real i want to shit on his face
Used to pray but he never listens
Lost my faith over time
Lost my faith over time
Same. Even as a little kid, I was suspicious of Santa and Heaven/Hell and Baby Jesus is always watching you from the sky bullshit.
I resented all the fear tactic nonsense. I gave the finger to the cops when I was 8 years old, because I got tired of it as I was forced into religion on my parents being endless worryworts.
There is. Just use your brain. 'the problem of evil remains unanswered' -> no it doesn't. literally no it doesn't. have you ever heard of an theodicy or free will? or the fact that this world is temporary?
Based for realizing early on it was all bs
i believe in KIKE BREAKER
Free will isn't real in the slightest. No serious intellectual believes in free will; there's no evidence to support it, and all the evidence points toward determinism. Quantum physics basically proves hard determinism.
All of those are insufficient explanations. Why create a flawed world to begin with? Why create a world full of bad things and label it as "sin". Why create anything at all? It's nonsensical. The Bible is a load of garbage.
Quantum physics
. Point to how. You do realize that we don't understand the human brain firstly, and secondly that humans aren't controlled by casual phenomena. And thirdly, you forget to take in the factor of theory of complexity, that being that systems as they get more complex develop new features, which weren't seen before, an molecule of water isn't wet, but trillions of molecules of water are wet, and can form into an substance.
CHRIST IS KING!
Its an test broski. Its an temporary world. Its going to be destroyed. Is it justice to put the evildoers in the same place as the goodoers. If we didn't have evil, then how would we have good, how could we tell what is good and what isn't. And thirdly, if we didn't have evil, then how do we have free will.
I will take an christan over an atheist any day.
Overly reductionist. The nature of god is transcendental.
I'm a blackpilled Christian. So I do believe in God but just not on the "fair world" nonsense that is spoken about in the bible.
I just don't know how to.
Believing is a skill and "feeling".
I am not very good at both of those, and I just haven’t seen convincing evidence. I’m not saying it’s impossible. Just that I’m not persuaded. Just because 3000 and 1300 year old books say it's truly accuratly passed on with stories / written text / originaly told by A god. Also, there are many religions. How would we know which one is true? Competing claims cancel each other out I wonder. Science explains a lot without needing God. Natural explanations seem to fit pretty good. Then there is The problem of evil and suffering. A perfectly good, all-powerful God doesn’t match with the amount and kind of suffering in the world. And most of all, I don’t have faith in religious texts and traditions that much. I do like a lot of what religions do and say, and I hope that many things are true in the texts, but i just don't know it for sure enough to say that I believe. Part of me hopes there is something good is somewhere. But hope is not the same as knowing / believing. I believe one thing though. Some religious people do good and are very nice. The others shouldn't fight and kill that much, and start reading their books. We never know for sure that there is no god, so to be safe, say it.... praise The Lord
If anyone knows the trick "how to believe". Let me know.
Believing is a skill and "feeling".
I am not very good at both of those, and I just haven’t seen convincing evidence. I’m not saying it’s impossible. Just that I’m not persuaded. Just because 3000 and 1300 year old books say it's truly accuratly passed on with stories / written text / originaly told by A god. Also, there are many religions. How would we know which one is true? Competing claims cancel each other out I wonder. Science explains a lot without needing God. Natural explanations seem to fit pretty good. Then there is The problem of evil and suffering. A perfectly good, all-powerful God doesn’t match with the amount and kind of suffering in the world. And most of all, I don’t have faith in religious texts and traditions that much. I do like a lot of what religions do and say, and I hope that many things are true in the texts, but i just don't know it for sure enough to say that I believe. Part of me hopes there is something good is somewhere. But hope is not the same as knowing / believing. I believe one thing though. Some religious people do good and are very nice. The others shouldn't fight and kill that much, and start reading their books. We never know for sure that there is no god, so to be safe, say it.... praise The Lord
If anyone knows the trick "how to believe". Let me know.
With Santa, you can tug the beard and see it’s a costume. Proving that no entity created space, time and everything is much harder.
It's Nonsensical
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