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Topic	Does anyone still unironically advocate atheism?
ImTheMacheteGuy 08/08/17 12:29:55 PM #321:	kewldude475 posted... Hexagon posted... @kewldude475 posted... I don't believe matter, planets, and living organisms can come from nothing, much less a giant, random explosion, so atheism is totally out of the question for me lol. I'll believe in a god long before ever believing explosions can create matter and life out of literally nothing But you'd rather believe in a deity that came from nothing? Oh what's that? There's more to it? God didn't really come from nothing? Well good, nothing you said is true of atheism either. I'll believe that a deity that always existed, or that doesn't exist inside our perception and definition of time created the universe before I believe rocks can literally appear out of thin air for no reason. Or better yet, things being created by an explosion (lol). Yeah not gunna happen. Seems more plausible to me than planets capable of sustaining life being created randomly by an explosion. I'm sorry bro I just can't believe rocks can appear out of thin air (or better yet no air since it was in space) and that everything we have now is all random. What you're describing has nothing to do with accepted theories and you're showing a serious lack of understanding of how it is said to have happened. This is what causes religion in the first place. --- Place-holder sig because new phone and old sigs not saved :/ <cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted [p:884402374] in Does anyon... [t:75606899]...</cite> <quote><cite>kewldude475 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Hexagon posted...</cite> <quote><cite>@kewldude475 posted...</cite> <quote>I don't believe matter, planets, and living organisms can come from nothing, much less a giant, random explosion, so atheism is totally out of the question for me lol. I'll believe in a god long before ever believing explosions can create matter and life out of literally nothing</quote> But you'd rather believe in a deity that came from nothing? Oh what's that? There's more to it? God didn't really come from nothing? Well good, nothing you said is true of atheism either.</quote> I'll believe that a deity that always existed, or that doesn't exist inside our perception and definition of time created the universe before I believe rocks can literally appear out of thin air for no reason. Or better yet, things being created by an explosion (lol). Yeah not gunna happen. Seems more plausible to me than planets capable of sustaining life being created randomly by an explosion. I'm sorry bro I just can't believe rocks can appear out of thin air (or better yet no air since it was in space) and that everything we have now is all random.</quote> What you're describing has nothing to do with accepted theories and you're showing a serious lack of understanding of how it is said to have happened. This is what causes religion in the first place. --- Place-holder sig because new phone and old sigs not saved :/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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