In spite of everything I do believe in one. Despite the agony I do feel like there is more to all this than just suffering and reward receptors.
anna
downfall
- Mar 18, 2018
- 441
if it exists it must be a real bastard
but I really do not think there is any "god"
and I do not believe in any religion
but I really do not think there is any "god"
and I do not believe in any religion
No.
But if it truly exists and it doesn't anything for improving this shitty world, it's a complete asshole and I'll become satanic. Maybe the other side is not so bastard.
Or maybe it diesn't anything because this is hell... who knows.
But if it truly exists and it doesn't anything for improving this shitty world, it's a complete asshole and I'll become satanic. Maybe the other side is not so bastard.
Or maybe it diesn't anything because this is hell... who knows.
Xmac000
Somewhere...
- May 23, 2018
- 102
Well if there is a god a lot of people think its an asshole for not intervening and preventing bad things from happening but think about it. Do we intervene with the circle of life? Do we stop animals from eating other animals? No we don't. We let things play out. Why then would we get upset when a god refuses to intervene in our lives. It would be extremely hard to stop all the killings and suffering in the wilderness then again we're not omipotent and omnipresent.
Anyway,
"You're more advanced than a cockroach, have you ever tried explaining yourself to one of them?"
A quote from mothman prophecies explaining why a god if one existed would not communicate with us.
I personally don't believe in any gods but its interesting to talk about.
Anyway,
"You're more advanced than a cockroach, have you ever tried explaining yourself to one of them?"
A quote from mothman prophecies explaining why a god if one existed would not communicate with us.
I personally don't believe in any gods but its interesting to talk about.
This is unrelated, but is that Vin Diesel in your profile pic?
skitliv
Le mort joyeux
- Jul 11, 2018
- 485
Its his brother Din Viesel
Xmac000
Somewhere...
- May 23, 2018
- 102
Yes from chronicles of riddick.
Midnight
Beyond solace
- Jun 30, 2018
- 624
When i saw the title i was like ... Nope. First documentary i saw about space when i was a kid was more than enough to conclude that religion is just one big farce.
Also given the fact that for thousands of years civilisations believed in a multitude of "gods" (well those weren't the correct ones i guess) and even today there are multiple religions believing in different types of "gods" which one would be the correct god then?
Also given the fact that for thousands of years civilisations believed in a multitude of "gods" (well those weren't the correct ones i guess) and even today there are multiple religions believing in different types of "gods" which one would be the correct god then?
Definitelyworried
Member
- Jun 19, 2018
- 551
I kind of feel the same way, I could relate.
Spent half my youth discussing with religious people (I'm an atheist). today i envy those who "want to believe" :-)
skitliv
Le mort joyeux
- Jul 11, 2018
- 485
I personally believe that is all there is, blind forces of nature at play, etc.
Empty Smile
The final Bell has rung. Goodbye to all.
- Jul 13, 2018
- 1,785
I believe in nothing. I would truly believe there is an Easter Bunny before I believe there is a god.
Justanotherconsumer
Paragon
- Jul 9, 2018
- 974
Are creators are our parents, is the only thing i can conclude for certain, nobody really knows the origins of life so the unexplainable falls in the realm of god. And its a very profitable business, gives hope even if its false.Einstein was open to "Spinozas" god, an impersonal god that we are incapable of understanding, because he could see order and design. Society will adopt whatever god adapts to the current political and social climate just depends whos in power.
While interesting but not accurate if we assume God is the ultimate creator.
Imagine you are programming a game or generally a computer program. You are making an extremely intelligent characters that can live and interact within the program boundaries. They'll never know who is their creator because its out of boundaries. The same concept can be applied on us, if God is supernatural, we can't know anything. The only thing we know is the possibility of existence.
As for the second part, assuming God is the ultimate creator, God can intervene and change anything. Why God doesn't do anything? Maybe the universe and nature are troublesome things that took power and they should never be made?
But at the end, if we assume God is the creator of everything, then he created logic and what if logic doesn't apply? This can lead to many paradoxes and endless loops without a real answer
This is all with the God assumption like the extraordinary who made everything. But if not, things will be different
Ashpac
Lost and always will be.
- Jul 22, 2018
- 795
I still believe.
I still believe.
I still believe.
I believe that many entities created this place as a soul farm, but I wouldn't call them god or gods. Just evil aliens.
Xmac000
Somewhere...
- May 23, 2018
- 102
I think a coalition is a lot more likely as you said. To create something like this would take more than one so it seems.
I don't have any beliefs. In the end even if you fabricate an imaginary afterlife where you're supposed to "live" billions of years doing basically nothing, it's all just random entertainment and a consolation for the weaker
But you wouldn't have to be "you" in an after life for billions of years. You could memory wipe yourself and then start again as another character with the same enthusiasm you had when things were new for you. This is better than oblivion in my opinion. We dying forever, and then the whole universe dying forever after us just ruins the purpose of existence. Why have something from nothing and then that something becomes nothing again forever. A cycle of nothingness and existence makes more sense to me than just nothingness - existence and then nothingness forever.
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BlackDragonof1989
Mage
- Jul 12, 2018
- 526
assuming that existence has the same dynamics of a videogame is too much of a stretch from my point of view.
Besides, I'm talking about the intrinsic lack of meaning of existence, no matter how much you're supposedly sent on another reality to play the game all over again
The universe doesn't come from literal nothing, but from quantum void fluctuations. There are a lot of physics paper on that, making assumption about nothingness is out of place. We can experience nothingness even in an universe that doesn't allow its most proper form
If one exists they're a complete asshole, but I think the chances of one existing is slim. But hey, everyone's entitled to their beliefs.
I think you don't understand what I'm saying. The universe is not just the amount of galaxies and stars that we see, it is also the fluctuations, atoms, particles and whatever you either have to believe that something came from nothing or that there is no such a thing as nothingness and there was always something.
I think you didn't even care to read fully that paper. The title is a bit misleading, but the contents provide a lot of explanations
I'm not reading it. I'm more on philosophy here than physics. What is your point anyway? Are you trying to say that fluctuations don't come from nothing or what? They just magically exist for no reason? Are we trying to prove that 2+2 equals 5 through physics?
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Basically you're saying that you're unwilling to read about real findings to stick up with a world of fantasies that remain unproven.
That settles the dispute for me, there's no common ground. Bye
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