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I'm agnostic.Pug wrote:
If you are an atheist, how can you believe in Heaven and Hell?sergeriver wrote:
Hell No.
Indeed, Mr. Sartre...max wrote:
Hell is other people
American Psycho, alsomax wrote:
Sartre - No Exitd4rkph03n1x wrote:
John Marsden?max wrote:
Hell is other people
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Ahh, the convenient religion.sergeriver wrote:
I'm agnostic.Pug wrote:
If you are an atheist, how can you believe in Heaven and Hell?sergeriver wrote:
Hell No.
I didn't get it.Pug wrote:
Ahh, the convenient religion.sergeriver wrote:
I'm agnostic.Pug wrote:
If you are an atheist, how can you believe in Heaven and Hell?
Neither do I.Pug wrote:
Ahh, the convenient religion.sergeriver wrote:
I'm agnostic.Pug wrote:
If you are an atheist, how can you believe in Heaven and Hell?
So if you aren't sure...then how do you picture these concepts?
I am religious but I have a slightly different concept...I don't think you get punished or rewarded.
He's saying that if you are agnostic, it's a convenient way of not making an assumption on the divine.jord wrote:
I didn't get it.Pug wrote:
Ahh, the convenient religion.sergeriver wrote:
I'm agnostic.
If it comes to making assumptions I'd say I'm an atheist too, but since you can't make an assumption based on nothing, then I'm agnostic.Turquoise wrote:
He's saying that if you are agnostic, it's a convenient way of not making an assumption on the divine.jord wrote:
I didn't get it.Pug wrote:
Ahh, the convenient religion.
He calls it convenient, but I call it logical. Granted, I'm actually atheist, which means I'm making an assumption as well....
Convenient as in: imagine yourself in front of a TV set with a remote. You get to choose whatever you want to watch.sergeriver wrote:
If it comes to making assumptions I'd say I'm an atheist too, but since you can't make an assumption based on nothing, then I'm agnostic.Turquoise wrote:
He's saying that if you are agnostic, it's a convenient way of not making an assumption on the divine.jord wrote:
I didn't get it.
He calls it convenient, but I call it logical. Granted, I'm actually atheist, which means I'm making an assumption as well....
Since I'm not sure who built the Tv and the remote control, I prefer to watch whatever I want.Pug wrote:
Convenient as in: imagine yourself in front of a TV set with a remote. You get to choose whatever you want to watch.sergeriver wrote:
If it comes to making assumptions I'd say I'm an atheist too, but since you can't make an assumption based on nothing, then I'm agnostic.Turquoise wrote:
He's saying that if you are agnostic, it's a convenient way of not making an assumption on the divine.
He calls it convenient, but I call it logical. Granted, I'm actually atheist, which means I'm making an assumption as well....
And if you want to get really deep...there's nothing on TV.
And the remote control is complete with a mute button, and allows you to flip through many channels before stopping at one...moving on when you get bored.sergeriver wrote:
Since I'm not sure who built the Tv and the remote control, I prefer to watch whatever I want.
Ok, but that one channel on the B&W seems to me very boring and unbelievable. I'll stay with the LCD Tv and the 200 channels pack.Pug wrote:
And the remote control is complete with a mute button, and allows you to flip through many channels before stopping at one...moving on when you get bored.sergeriver wrote:
Since I'm not sure who built the Tv and the remote control, I prefer to watch whatever I want.
Of course this is still preferred over some TV sets that are in black and white, only get one channel, and only have one volume - earsplitting loud.
I'm your boss and your fired.loubot wrote:
My work is hell. Coworkers don't seem lend a helping hand, demoralized, other managers are full of themselves demoralizing, one too many VP's with pointless directions, the owner is a real tool.
How's this for a theory... Earth is just Earth. Why does the human psyche feel the need to create imaginary after worlds that we've never seen or could ever possibly have proof of.Naturn wrote:
Think about it... look at what we do to ourselves around the world on a daily basis. We have wars, starvation, mass murders.(To name a few.) If I were to pick a place to be hell its definitely here. What do you guys think?
- Naturn
I really think a lot of people are missing the point of the OP. I don't believe it was a rail on how much Earth and life sucks. This is merely a theological hypothesis. As Hell is often simply a relative term, Earth could easily be considered Hell when compared to the bliss that we are told awaits us in the Heaven archetype.Flonster wrote:
sersly, i think the world isnt that bad..think of the medieval times.. people were burned cause somebody accused somebody...
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what a minute that's my dream ! except the wife in my has really big cans !!FEOS wrote:
I'm living the fucking dream.
A beautiful, gentle, caring, loving wife. Two beautiful, gentle, caring, loving children.
If this is hell, I can't imagine how joyous heaven would be.