PaintMyHouse
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In an insane world those who are sane look nuts to others. That's how it works. Faith is the mass insanity, that you self-righteously share.As I said, pure unthinking dogma, but it makes you feel happy and secured, and more blessed than others.If you try to be a generally nice person most of the time, why would you have to worry about an afterlife? "Oh, no, I stepped on a worm!" If you go out with the intent to kill some out of anger.... well that is problematic.
I'll take my chance that if the balance of my life I tried not to harm others intentionally, then that will be heavier then any little sins someone might think I committed.
If there is a god, I don't believe he is so petty about every hair or toe out of place through a life time.
He's not petty at all. He requires people to be introspective, to be repentant, and to worship Him. Pretty basic requirements, but people have a tough time with them.
Well there are billions that don't "know or worship" the christian god and they live good lives and are nice loving helpful people. I think it more important how you behave than how your pray or in what direction, if you pray at all.
This life here is what matters. There might be nothing after death and lot of people will be seriously disappointed. If there is a god, I will be pleasantly surprised, without the worry and anguish in life over the question.
The life here is what matters to YOU.
And if there is a God, and you were to die right now..you would be surprised, but it wouldn't be pleasant, because you will have rejected Him, and he will send you to Hell.
And this is the only life you will ever have. Dead is dead. Enjoy it kiddo, it's all you've got.
What is sad is that you don't understand what thought consists of....or how much thought is involved in faith..or how much work it is to continually look critically at yourself and repent for your sins..and work hard not to repeat them.
You just hate. And that's sad. Also scary, because obviously you aren't quite right in the head.