McBell
Unbound
Nor will you be the last.I wouldn't be the first.
However, you have not yet answered the question that started this tangent...
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Nor will you be the last.I wouldn't be the first.
probably god does not exist
unto those who never know how to have a compassion unto his own fellow humans
If you say so. But what does that have to do with this thread?
Given @Rival 's definition of nihilism, I wouldn't be surprised at all at a nihilistic Christian.How can you be both a nihilist and a Christian?
Objective or not, it is important to consider whether one believes there is a meaning and purpose to it all, which leads me to think theism should naturally lead to non-nihilistic tendencies. When someone doesn't believe in any sort of theism then there is no reason to think the cosmos have any ultimate intentions.Created meaning is subjective. I'm seeking objectivity.
Nonsense, people find meaning to their lives in all sorts of ways, religious belief is only one option.
No they aren't.
Though I do find it interesting how most of the nihilists I know are theists....
I suspect it is because they have been brainwashed into thinking they must serve a god in order to have any purpose.
Two different words can have the same meaning when deconstructed logically.
Essentially if one is not part of a spiritual process, one acts in service of the ego.
As the ego eventually is always destroyed, any non-spiritual pursuit leads to nothingness: nihilism.
BTW: I gave this its own thread:Given @Rival 's definition of nihilism, I wouldn't be surprised at all at a nihilistic Christian.
"The only value and meaning things have is that which God bestows on them" implies "nothing has any value or meaning inherently."