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I'm an atheist AMA

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Original post by RobML
-God is perfect. Being opened up to perfection is the ultiment fulfillment that leaves nothing else desired.

-Why would it be to the detriment of others? God is infinite and has enough fulfillment to go around to everyone :lol: There is nothing more perfect than perfection, hence nothing you'd want to experience more. Everything one seeks in life is in virtue of biological needs (yet biological needs do not exist in heaven) or of an end of happiness/fulfillment, and so heaven is the ultimate satisfaction of that.

-Again, "God is perfect. Being opened up to perfection is the ultiment fulfillment that leaves nothing else desired".

Tagging someone more knowledgable about Christianity who may be able to help further.


heaven is a fallacy that gave peasants motivation to not do wrong and do hard work with little benefit.
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Original post by pelaitsc45
heaven is a fallacy that gave peasants motivation to not do wrong and do hard work with little benefit.


I'm just saying there isn't really anything logically inconsistent about the idea of heaven.I don't believe in it or God.
Do people often argue with you about religion?
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Original post by pelaitsc45
heaven is a fallacy that gave peasants motivation to not do wrong and do hard work with little benefit.


You may have done already (by the sounds of it) but I would recommend you look up Marx's critique of religion, very similar to what you're saying and very interesting


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Original post by RobML
-God is perfect. Being opened up to perfection is the ultiment fulfillment that leaves nothing else desired.

-Why would it be to the detriment of others? God is infinite and has enough fulfillment to go around to everyone :lol: There is nothing more perfect than perfection, hence nothing you'd want to experience more. Everything one seeks in life is in virtue of biological needs (yet biological needs do not exist in heaven) or of an end of happiness/fulfillment, and so heaven is the ultimate satisfaction of that.

-Again, "God is perfect. Being opened up to perfection is the ultiment fulfillment that leaves nothing else desired".

Tagging someone more knowledgable about Christianity who may be able to help further.


What on earth (or in heaven) am I being pulled into?
What kinda atheist? Naturalist? Agnostic?
Original post by TMC113
You may have done already (by the sounds of it) but I would recommend you look up Marx's critique of religion, very similar to what you're saying and very interesting


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never heard of it but i'll take a look
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Only Christian I could think of at the time :lol:

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Original post by RobML
Only Christian I could think of at the time :lol:

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What did you want me to say? He's allowed his own opinion on heaven and tbh most of the stuff he said on the post you tagged me in and quoted him in I sort of agree with.

Yes, heaven will be considerably better than hell (no death, no suffering, no disease etc) but I also worry it will be boring. Essentially it will be like a gigantic church service, you will be there with all other true born again believers worshipping Jesus and God for eternity. That being said, heaven in Revelations sounds beautiful, but it's more accurate to say that a new earth will be created and that will be our new home, so we won't technically be up in some clouds or some crazy mystical dimension
Original post by champ_mc99
What kinda atheist? Naturalist? Agnostic?


I don't know what the difference is?


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Original post by davidguettafan
I don't know what the difference is?


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Do you think any sort of supernatural might exist? You can still deny God but be agnostic to whether there is supernatural.
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Original post by champ_mc99
What kinda atheist? Naturalist? Agnostic?


Personally, I'm a projectionist


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Do you agree that sometimes you have to acknowledge that there is a god to be an atheist?


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As a fellow atheist, why do you think people sometimes link atheism to immorality?
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Original post by Tsunaomi
Do you agree that sometimes you have to acknowledge that there is a god to be an atheist?


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???

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Reply 95
Original post by Nayzar
agnosticism makes more sense than atheism. as you said its silly to believe in things without evidence. so why believe that god definitely doesn't exist?


By that logic, there are an infinite number of things one could be agnostic about.
What about agnostic athiesm? While i do not BELIEVE there is a god i CANNOT be 100% certain.
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Original post by Blackstar152
What about agnostic athiesm? While i do not BELIEVE there is a god i CANNOT be 100% certain.
That sounds more like negative atheism
Original post by TMC113
That sounds more like negative atheism


You're probably right all these labels confuse me :biggrin:



I am one too. Are you upset that you don't believe in an afterlife, and that you won't see your relatives again after they die? My dad died last year so I'm trying to wish for an afterlife but I just can't really force myself to believe in a religion/God.

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