Yes I know there's other scientific jobs and thats good for them, but what i'm talking about are those that do indeed go to finding out our origin because thats where the majority of scientists are athiests. That's the side of science that questions religion.
True they are many athiests who sit back and do nothing but my point is they at least question their existence, they wonder how we came to be and as long as we have humans out there who at least ponder the thought that our origin isnt like religion dictates then humanity has hope.
Thought leads to action, if someone's not religion then there more likely to sit down and say "Hmmmm I wonder how we were really created" then they sit down, do their own little research, become interested, consider a career, and we have 1 more scientists added to the world who is pursuing the truth behind our existence. You dont necessarily need to have a career in a science field that pursues our origin, just at least ponder the thought that religion may not be behind our existence.
But that way you aren't really Christain or Muslim or Jew, you're just a person who believes in God, you aren't really part of those religions
How so? Because he did not enter the house of god dressed like everyone else or at the same time as everyone else. I didn't see anywhere in the OP's post that suggests this is a common occurance. You have no idea what just happened prior to him being lat. For all you know the "matter" he had to take care of could have meant the difference between life and death.
Even so he still swallowed his pride and showed up to church that day when he could have just as easily not come at all. The OP is right. There is no set rules nor is it written in the bible that you need to show up in a pretty dress or a nice suit. These were implied by man not god.
You are giving an example of what this entire thread is about. You call him disrespectful because in your eyes, he didn't show up with others or dressed like others.
The fact that he still wanted and did go is in itself, an admirable trait. Remember,
"Let he without sin caste the 1st stone"
Just please admit that you are one of those people who judge for no reason, it'll save time.
Wearing Sweatpants to church isnt wrong, and was never stated that it was.
Snobby relogious people just made that up to look down at others. You are basically helping me prove that Religion cause unecessary judgement.
I dont need to do things some other time just for the church.
If I have a college eaaay thats due that day so I can pass that class, Im doing the essay. Im not gonna miss an opportunity like that just to hear someting that is repeated over and over again every year.
You blame technology for new diseases? Lmao, you should be blaming biology.
Cancer has been around for thousands of years, and the cure for cancer is coming closer thanks to medical advancement. AIDS is lower that its peak it hit a couple of years ago, as for HIV and AIDS, the cure is coming closer. Human pollution has existed for the last 200+ years. And the countries that recycle the most are also the countries with the highest atheist rates. Africa has tons of charities giving people a chance to get education and clean water. Africa is only getting better.
Well you can make your own purpose...
I don't see anything that wrong about believing in God but I see many things wrong about followig the Holly Books...
How so??????
Cool and everything, but you speak as if EVERY religious person just sit arround and repply, "oh, it's God", to every question we are yet to have the answer.
And that's false. If ONE religious person is a scientist that searches about the origins of life or the universe, then that would make that idea incorrect.
But there's much more than one. And even if many, probably most are atheists, that doesn't erase the existence of those who are religious and are researching in the same area.
And the fact that those people exist is a proof that religious people can benefit society in that area as well, they simply don't let their religion blindly guide them.
Besides, you're still talking as if finding out the origins of the universe and life is the only thing that matters for science. I'm starting to get a little offended here.
Thank God I'm not Christian. It just made me chuckled. Lol
Pretty much every church has an unspoken standard for how people dress and act during service. so it's not limited to Christians.
But we're talking about the problems in religion, and the basis of the religion come from the Books not from the peopleWell, new days, new rules, I guess. I don't see a problem with that, and to be honest, I don't see other religious people having a problem with that either(other than fanatics).
So I still can't see the damage.
Again what's funny about that??? Please enlighten me
But we're talking about the problems in religion, and the basis of the religion come from the Books not from the people
And that's the point. People don't know, but they'll make a judgment based on what they see in front of them. Don't act like everyone from everywhere doesn't do this. Don't give me that, "he could've..." rhetoric. He could've been doing anything.
Again, it's called etiquette. Would I give him a dirty look? Probably not, but there are people who would, and you, as a person, need to expect that. Why? Because you need to be aware of the perceptions of those around you, and don't get offended by them because you're just making yourself part of the problem.
No, I'm calling him disrespectful for saying people need to be "grateful he came."
Which is great, but that's not the talking point so I don't know why you're bringing it up.
No, and no.
Again, it's not necessarily wrong, but you shouldn't expect people to look at you the same way they look at others, who actually put work into their appearance.
Really? Because I see you sating "snobby religious people," making an assumption about the people who dress nicely to Church. Look at that, you're judging people based on your own perceptions, just as they are.
Then you don't care.
Because procrastinating to the day before is totally cool.
God is intemporal and all good, if God really wrote that than it's absolute, the religion isn't supposed to changeAnd then we come down to the same answer: It isn't perfect, doesn't mean it's all bad, doesn't mean it's all good. And with the "new days, new rules" I said, it doesn't become a problem. Thus, there's not reason to disrespect them or insult them.
Not for every answer but when it all comes down to it, their answer will go back to God in the end as the general reason for our existence. Yes there's a lot of them researching, but do they truly believe that there's another alternative to our existence besides a god? If so then there not that faithful are they?
Sure, there researching, but they still believe that the answers they find will lead to the existence of a God,and thats not what humanity needs atm, we need to find the real truth, and for that, an open mind is necessary
And true, finding the origins isnt the most important aspect of science but its very critical as well. That's also why we're on this thread is it not? To discuss if religion is a problem or not, hence why i'm debating the aspect of science that has to do with finding out our origins.
Who said the essay was given weeks ago? The proffesor could have given it to me that day, and I will do it if it helps pass my class.
"etiquette"... Yes Yes, where does it say way we have to dress like thy?
Again it doesnt, and you wxpect me to dress like others?
Im not there to impress anyone, Im there to worship my God that I believe.
Also quit with the assumpion that I dont care, you think automatically that I come in late or dont coe in means I dont.
God is intemporal and all good, if God really wrote that than it's absolute, the religion isn't supposed to change
Basicly it's not religion that gives values to humanity, it's humanity that gives values to religion, so in the end religion doesn't helo society in any way