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But you miss the nicest thing about how superior, secular ideas have slowly but surely reformed western society:howabout are able to confront the desert religions, their forgeries and fallacies and will better themselves with the true knowledge available to enhance their metaphysical spiritual well being for their continued existance beyond their physical, physiological presence and its expiration.
Does that bother you?
I'm envious in a way, that something like that can bring you so much happiness.Wrong.
“About half of those who believe in God -- equal to 42% of all Americans -- say God hears prayers and can intervene on a person's behalf.” ibid
A minority of Americans believe in such nonsense.
How would any of that be an answer to "what's your favorite part of that 'great work of fiction?'"there is a forgery or fallacy on nearly every page, the 4th century c bible and all three desert religions claim - etched tablets from the heavens with 10 commandments - that never existed ...
they have abandoned the prescribed religion of antiquity the surest means for humanities salvation and the return to paradise as sought from the beginning.
The poll respondents were asked if they believe in God.Bullshit OP. Not going to church does not equate to a disbelief in God.
Wrong.people chose atheism
Kinda creepyDoes that bother you?
If someone was raised in a faith and upon due consideration decided on atheism, is not that a choice not to pursue God or faith? Keep in mind, in that paragraph I was commenting on those who once had a faith, but have no longer--not those (like my grandfather) who never held any belief.Wrong.
Nobody ‘choses atheism’ – acknowledging the fact that there is no ‘god’ as perceived by theists is not a ‘choice’; it’s that theists chose to believe in a ‘god’ that does not exist.
But you miss the nicest thing about how superior, secular ideas have slowly but surely reformed western society:
We only have to "confront" them in discussions and at the ballot box.
An American President that believes in the same values that created this great country is 'creepy' to you? I guess you prefer Obama whose 'bible' is 'Rules For Radicals.'Kinda creepy
There is no consensus as to what constitutes ‘god.’Feel better, then?
Somehow more self-confident?
How would any of that be an answer to "what's your favorite part of that 'great work of fiction?'"
And how superior, secular ideas have addressed the suffering and carnage the consequence of theism.But you miss the nicest thing about how superior, secular ideas have slowly but surely reformed western society:
We only have to "confront" them in discussions and at the ballot box.
No it isn't.not in the least, the religion of antiquity is itself secular - the triumph of good vs evil - is simply the means for ataining judgement and admission to the everlasting - when acomplished one way or the other. spiritual purity is the means to surpass ones physiology.
The mistake theists make is to perceive – incorrectly – that being free form religion is the ‘aberration,’ when in fact the opposite is true.If someone was raised in a faith and upon due consideration decided on atheism, is not that a choice not to pursue God or faith? Keep in mind, in that paragraph I was commenting on those who once had a faith, but have no longer--not those (like my grandfather) who never held any belief.
No it isn't.
I was raised a CatholicIf someone was raised in a faith and upon due consideration decided on atheism, is not that a choice not to pursue God or faith? Keep in mind, in that paragraph I was commenting on those who once had a faith, but have no longer--not those (like my grandfather) who never held any belief.
And yet explains nothing and yields no useful predictions.yes -
it's the evolutionary path - succeed or go extinct or be a gator and try and remain the same - it's a matter of the spiritual content and physiological response.
Me too. I rejected most of the dogma however I retained my belief in a higher power. IMO, belief is an important part of human beings.I was raised a Catholic
By about 12, I started to realize all this stuff doesn’t seem true. I thought some may be true but the rest was made up
By my teens, I did not believe any of it
I did not decide on atheism
Atheism is just a label for the act of non-belief
Actually Trump is conning you to believe he is a ChristianAn American President that believes in the same values that created this great country is 'creepy' to you? I guess you prefer Obama whose 'bible' is 'Rules For Radicals.'
