Zone1 Is Atheism Depressing?

no that equation establishes a cyclical occurrence for matter and energy ...

try a little more popcorn might help your iq move above grade school aptitude.
No, special relativity established that matter and radiation (i.e. energy) are equivalent and explained how the CMB was produced through a quantum tunneling event of paired particle production (i.e. matter and anti-matter pairs).

 
Intelligence like "don't question what you believe?"

I think you kind of alluded to being a teacher of some sort? Something tells me that you wouldn't accept the reasoning you're applying in any student or probably to you in any setting besides religion. At least I hope so.
There is no point in questioning what one does not belief. For example, I don't go around questioning a flat earth, no moon landing, etc. Haven't run into a middle school student yet who asks questions about something that has no existence.
 
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including flops ... that's who wrote the 4th century christian bible - nothing to do with what jesus taught or those who gave their lives during that time. do try and keep up.
The Ku Klux Klan wrote the 4th century christian bible?

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Or did you mean that Seymour Flops wrote it?
 
The Ku Klux Klan wrote the 4th century christian bible?

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Or did you mean that Seymour Flops wrote it?

both, the crucifiers have yet to be brought to justice ... the crime that reversed the heavenly event during the time of moses. evil again became the majority, the desert religions.
 
both, the crucifiers have yet to be brought to justice ... the crime that reversed the heavenly event during the time of moses. evil again became the majority, the desert religions.
Is English your second language?
 
Judging by the responses on this thread, atheism is certainly very depressing. You spend a lot of your time railing against a God you don't even believe in, and at the end of your life, you end up worm food anyway.

Depressing? The worst
 
Clip one is a typical fallacious argument among theists. It's the "we don't know an answer, therefor God", the God of the gaps argument. Not to mention that it simply lies about the position of non-theist mathematicians. They don't simply assume math working is "coincidental" they say they don't know but they have plenty of non-God hypothesis.

Clip two is also a well trotted path.
Causes bring about effects, not the other way around. And you can’t apply probability cumulatively and retroactively. It has to be applied independently and going forwards. In other words, you assume that because the universe here exists now; as it is, that that's the only possible way a universe can be.
You don’t seem to understand the arguments presented in the videos.

“Christians believe that God is always at work in the natural world, in the gaps as well as in the areas that science can explain.”


What lies were told about non-theist mathematicians?

What are these non-God hypotheses you speak of that explain the fact that the universe is governed by equations many scientists have described as beautiful.

We could be living in a universe where every other Tuesday an ugly set of equations was in force but only in parts of Wisconsin. And the universe could be even more radically disordered.

When did the video “assume that because the universe here exists now; as it is, that that's the only possible way a universe can be”?
 
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Judging by the responses on this thread, atheism is certainly very depressing.
Atheism can be compared to emptiness, or being without. Some are so disappointed with what God is not (a Genie available to grant every wish) that it overshadows any interest in them to discover and come to know who/what God is.
 
What a dumb thing to say. You don’t think there were any Christians on the Union side? Many of the abolitionists were Christians too.

christianity had nothing to do with the army of the patomac, u s army ...

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the confederates were bible belt christians as they are today fighting for slavery and self serving religious governance ...
 
Judging by the responses on this thread, atheism is certainly very depressing. You spend a lot of your time railing against a God you don't even believe in, and at the end of your life, you end up worm food anyway.

Depressing? The worst

some people do not need the promise of a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow to have purpose and enjoyment of their lives.
 
Judging by the responses on this thread, atheism is certainly very depressing. You spend a lot of your time railing against a God you don't even believe in, and at the end of your life, you end up worm food anyway.

Depressing? The worst

sour sue would rather that be the case than their phony christianity, religion of servitude and denial to impose their false commandments they use for their own selfish purposes to persecute and victimize the innocent - how they keep themselves happy.
 
only for the chosen, the rest burn in a lake of fire for all of eternity
The choice is ours: God...or the Lake of Fire. Some choose the Lake of Fire over God. An additional thought...fire is used for purification.
 
The choice is ours: God...or the Lake of Fire. Some choose the Lake of Fire over God. An additional thought...fire is used for purification.

there is no choice for sinners, christianity to either abandon their own spirit to live in servitude or burn in hell -

is why they crucified jesus who taught the opposite - liberation theology, self determination the choice given by the heaves as the true path to the everlasting.
 
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