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Agnostic atheists are mutually exclusive beliefs. It's like facebook having 56 options for gender. It's not real.Not agnostic atheists, which is most by far. They don't have to think everyone is wrong. They acknowledge one may be right.
You, other other hand, think exactly one set of myths is correct and are certain the rest are all wrong.
So you are much more strident and closed-minded than the vast majority of atheists, when it comes to this.
I don't think in terms like that. I doubt anyone's perception of God is 100% correct. Being right or wrong about one's theology isn't even a question that one should waste time upon. The only important question is do my beliefs progress me. That's really the question we all need to be asking ourselves. Do my beliefs help me become the best version I can be?They don't have to think everyone is wrong. They acknowledge one may be right.
Atheists must believe that whereas I can accept elements of their beliefs.
I don't think in terms like that. I doubt anyone's perception of God is 100% correct. Being right or wrong about one's theology isn't even a question that one should waste time upon. The only important question is do my beliefs progress me. That's really the question we all need to be asking ourselves. Do my beliefs help me become the best version I can be?
No one understands a word you say.
the religion of antiquity is for all humanity ...
What's your first language?try reading the whole sentence ... may take you a while, over time it should improve without taking a break.
She said "every living thing". That would include plants.Unpopular opinion here, but I think anyone who truly believes that would not be a carnist. Which IIRC, you are.
She said "every living thing". That would include plants.
Says you.flora as fauna would not exist without a spiritual content.
Says you.
Not buying it, sorry.
Thank you, shaman. I means a lot to me.you haven't a spiritual content - or everyone.
Thank you, shaman. I means a lot to me.
*itwhat means a lot to you ...
These thoughts fit well with the fact that everyone at birth is given either a geographical advantage or disadvantage regarding access to knowledge. Yes, it’s been said that everyone has a little Jesus in their heart upon birth, but even if that’s the case, it’s still not an even playing field. This is why I believe there are many paths.One God, No Path.
I believe in a single Deity, a Universal Power without human traits or emotions.
I don’t believe there IS a path. No easy road to getting it right. Instead there is a starting point and an end point. Your job is to get between the two while maintaining the Proper Way of Life.
It took me 27 years to get that diseased crap called “Jesus” out of my heart. It was only after that when I learned there aren’t many paths, or even a single path. There are no repeatable paths… because life is a minefield where the land mines are constantly changing places under our feet.Yes, it’s been said that everyone has a little Jesus in their heart upon birth, but even if that’s the case, it’s still not an even playing field. This is why I believe there are many paths.
It took me 27 years to get that diseased crap called “Jesus” out of my heart. It was only after that when I learned there aren’t many paths, or even a single path. There are no repeatable paths… because life is a minefield where the land mines are constantly changing places under our feet.
It’s a path but it isn’t necessarily a path that leads to where you should want to go. The Gilden Rule suggests that the path would always be the same for everyone. I completely disagree with that idea. For example… the moral life for a woman is VERY different than the moral life for a Nan.the golden rule is a path - the religion of antiquity is a path w/ a destination. the triumph of good vs evil - as prescribed from the heavens.
It’s a path but it isn’t necessarily a path that leads to where you should want to go. The Gilden Rule suggests that the path would always be the same for everyone. I completely disagree with that idea. For example… the moral life for a woman is VERY different than the moral life for a Nan.
Along those lines, would it be preferable for humans to not have free will of choice? I would imagine a loving God would not create life that only moves around and speaks within fixed conditions. A predetermined path isn’t anything I can grasp either. That’s like “fixing the game in advance” where some win and some lose, no matter what they do. Unless one believes that the Creator of life is a game player, that doesn’t seem rational either.It took me 27 years to get that diseased crap called “Jesus” out of my heart. It was only after that when I learned there aren’t many paths, or even a single path. There are no repeatable paths… because life is a minefield where the land mines are constantly changing places under our feet.
