God is a system that was created in the ancient time to control people. IT's an ancient tool. Don't you see it? There are many gods. And each religion can't disprove the other. Born into it, and you'll be there to defend your beliefs to death. Until you realize. Did I believe in God? Yes I did. And why did I? because everyone else did. Now that we're in the age of technology. I do research, find out things. I rationalize. Can't believe people still believe in a fairy tale god. Kinda scary.
[Discussion] Why believe when there is no evidence?
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King Richard
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If God exists and He probably does, there would be no way to prove His existence, He is supposed to be beyond the human understanding of things, beyond human morals.etc etc which is why it is pointless to argue why does an Omnipotent God allow what we deem "evil".
Why doesn't he just greet us then? Instead of playing hide and seek? And why create an eternal hell? A bit sadistic if you ask me.
Well you really don't know what you don't know. And believing something that you don't know is the same as being delusional
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I'm talking about all religions. None of them can disprove the others. And none of them have proof either. Christianity is the dominating religion now, and because of this, Joel Osteen and these other well known religious leaders are making millions
[Sub]That's just your interpretation of a multitude of belief systems.[/Sub]
[Sub]Because the majority of us have the decency to allow others to believe in what they want, for it is their fundamental right to believe in what they want. Howbeit, there are a handful of religions that are quite easy to dissect and embarrass - but that does not mean we should follow through, as it will breed nothing but violence.[/Sub]
[Sub]Not true. There are plenty of people who leave their religion when they come to a mature age.[/Sub]
[Sub]That just highlights your former inability to think for yourself. You should believe in something because you actually think that it is correct, not because everyone else believes in whatever that is in question.[/Sub]
[Sub]And you came to that conclusion after a quick google search? Lmao, ight fam. You do you - just don't refuse to appreciate the other side of the argument, for surely that was my original problem to begin with.[/Sub]
King Richard
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Maybe He is not playing hide and seek? Maybe He just doesn't want to be seen, maybe He just felt like creating an eternal hell?
as i said befor you have to find god on your own terms , umm i dont see god in the same light as some but try reading the book by Erich von Däniken "Chariots of the Gods" and some book by people like minded it may help you a bit more as it did me in term of coming to understand it better
Is there a good reason to create such an eternal hell? Give me one or two
I'll look into that. What's the book about?
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King Richard
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I can't understand the motives of God and the belief of what hell exactly is varies between Christian denominations and Judaism from which Christianity branched from.
it cavers alot of diff things, but this is why you should read it
"The book goes on to suggest that the origins of religions, including interpretations of the Old Testament of the Bible, are reactions to contact with an alien race. According to von Däniken, humans considered the technology of the aliens to be supernatural and the aliens themselves to be gods. Von Däniken asks if the oral and literal traditions of most religions contain references to visitors from stars and vehicles traveling through air and space. These, he says, should be interpreted as literal descriptions which have changed during the passage of time and become more obscure."
Criticize god? For what? I'm just asking, why would such a perfect and benevolent being create such a dark realm
Oh so it depends what the majority wants to believe will happen to sinners
King Richard
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I think it's interesting that Jews themselves don't believe in an eternal hell and the references to an eternal fire was an actual place called the valley of Gehenna where people burnt waste and sacrificed children to pagan gods
Believing some random stuff someone says about his daily life and believing in an ancient world religion that has influenced our society for centuries is something of a completely different magnitude. These are not comparable.
Secondly "believing what you hear" is time, place, theme and person bound. Why would you question something your best friend says during a common conversation? But if another person of who you know from past experiences lies quite a lot and says the same thing, you might doubt it. Or if something is so unlikely you might question it simply because it sounds so absurd. With other words this differs from situation to situation. Or what are you going to do, huh? You don't believe what the person says, so you ask the person who supposedly he fought with, but how do you know that person speaks the truth? Ask the hospital if they have records of treating the wounds of the people involved? Ask the police whether they have a records about these people disturbing the peace by fighting in public? But then how do you know all of these are real?
You make zero progress as no matter what you do, everything is uncertain. With other words you would be utterly paranoid, which makes it impossible to function properly.
Now you're just being a lousy hypocrite. Not only did you miserably fail at your highly questionable "researching" and "rationalizing", you also completely contradict the premise of your own thread: you just bought some anti-religon propaganda without any credible source. So congrats you fall under the "people who believe what they hear, even though there's literally no evidence"-category.
And hereby this thread is closed as it becomes even more obvious this thread is a farce when you make comments like that. One more situation like this and I will kick you out of this section as either you're troll or merely a person who shouldn't even remotely touch topics like these.
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