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6/30/2009 12:40 pm |
Atheism offers nothing to me. It never has and it never will. It doesn't make me feel good or comfort me. It's not there for me when I'm sick or ill. It can't intervene in times of need. It won't protect me from hate and lies. It doesn't care if I fail or succeed, it won't wipe the tears from my eyes. It does nothing when I have nowhere to run; it won't give me wise words or advice. It has no teachings for me to learn. It can't show me what's bad or nice. It's never inspired or excited anyone. It won't help me fulfill all my goals. It won't tell me to stop when I'm having fun. It's never saved one single soul. It doesn't take credit for everything that I achieve. It won't make me get down on bended knee. It doesn't judge me or demand that I have to believe. It won't torture me for eternity. It won't teach me to hate or despise others. It can't tell me what's right or wrong. It won't tell anybody that they can't be lovers. It's told nobody that they don't belong. It won't make you think that life is worth living, it has nothing to offer me, thats true, but the reason that Atheism offers me nothing is because I've never asked it to. Atheism offers nothing because it doesn't need to. Religion promises everything because you want it to. You don't need a religion or to have faith, you just want it because you need to feel safe. I want to feel reality, and nothing more. Atheism offers me everything that religion has stolen before... Coughlan
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6/30/2009 3:06 pm |
Religion is like joining the Army, it is a group thing. Living by faith is like winning the Congressional Medal of Honor, it's all about my life and what I do with it. I Swami Johnny see's all, knows all, tells very little.
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6/30/2009 4:26 pm |
the new humanism... and I'd leave Faith out of it... use hope, and believe and avow if you must... but I know that a single entity can have faith... and it can be in the indescribable... yet recognizable. The world is my oyster yet I didn't make it I did make the knife and I dive, and I take it. I swallow it whole and the better I feel I believe in the oyster much more than the eel, since it serves my purpose and fills my hole I generate dictates that it surrender its soul to mine... a godless rational human being... on a timed ride with too many footprints and no more guides. It's not nice to fool with Mother Nature....
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6/30/2009 5:28 pm |
There are many things about atheism that have left me feeling empty. The old saying that there aren't any atheists in a fox hole has some merit.....if you are in that fox hole. To me it boils down to one question, two if you're disecting it further. The first is defining the difference between religion and faith. Once you do that, then you have to ask yourself whether you believe all that is in the world, the structure, balance, love, hate, emotions.....where did it come from? If you believe that it just happened, that the faith of evolution is real.....then your faith is stronger than most.
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6/30/2009 7:29 pm |
Religion or faith gives some people the stabilizing point in there life, without they feel empty. Actually they are...they never understood where religion came from. Religion or faith is born out of a self defense mechanism our brain creates to be able to live with the events in our life we can not explain or fear. It connects with one of our basic needs to be in a social network. The fox hole expression is a very good example, the dangerous situation triggers the defense mechanism to believe in a higher being that is able to save the person or to give salvation. Atheism deals with the illusion that we create to protect/stabilize our self. It deals with the danger being manipulated in the name of a god or faith. Atheism is simple and based on facts and in doing so offers another form of stability and truth without following a doctrine. Hey Gin, glad you are in...
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6/30/2009 8:20 pm |
Religion is a form of mental bondage So is joining the Army, that was my point exactly. Let me give you another analogy. Religion is like group sex and living by faith is like a marriage. Very rarely will you find me at an organized religious event, I'm to busy living life. Organized religion has created a bunch of lobotomized lemmings who lack the werewithall to actually seek God for themselves. I Swami Johnny see's all, knows all, tells very little.
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7/1/2009 12:45 am |
Definitely not into organized religion. Having stepped away from it there are many cult like similarities in organized religion. Some people do need structure. I'm glad I'm not one of those people. My faith is quite strong. Half Nekkid Wednesday #45...Goddess Has a Heart On...Have YOU Seen a Heart Shaped Moon? Half Nekkid Wednesday #44...She's Got LEGS & She Knows How to Use Them!!! You just can't make this stuff up!![]() Read my Words of WisDomme that are Stranger than Fiction at my blog MzGoddessDomina ![]() Baby You Can Drive My Car...But at Midnight IT Turns Back into a Pumpkin!!!! Suck THOSE Lips Deep...No, NOT THOSE Lips, THESE!!! Hi, I'm MzGODDESSD and I'm High Maintenance...is There a Support Group for THAT? When Relationships Go Bad...Getting OFF That Hamster Wheel!!! Is IT a Big Clit or a Small Dick??? Don't Shoot Cupid when Love Crashes & Burns...F*ck Him in the A$$ Instead!
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7/1/2009 10:33 am |
Hmmmmm interesting...I need to go look up "bondage"..as for foxie holes n sure aim..well me powder is dry anyway..lol
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7/2/2009 12:49 am |
Is the belief that there is no god any different than the belief that there is a god? Seems to me that both rely on their own kind of faith. Both faiths can spout arguments, based mostly on some old books written in languages no longer spoken, therefore likely to be misunderstood. The question has been asked, "does praying do any good?" A good politician would start out by saying that this is a good question. "....and I think it's important for people to believe what they want to believe, because that way they can answer their own questions about faith or faith in no faith. therefore, it is important to remember that having faith that there is no faith can best be addressed by asking another question...praying is important to many faithful, and detested by many people with faith in that there is no faithful answer. therefore do not persecute, but prosecute both the faithful and unfaithful. and being unfaithful with your spouse has a long tradition in both dominant political parties, therefoe it would be lapse of unfaithfullness to worry about that issue, even though that was not the question. so I think the question would be better framed if the question were asked "does praying do any harm?"..... Beach for president Labore pro Pacem
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