I'm pretty sure there's no god now

[Ben Dhyan]

You cannot explain that, it doesn't work that way.

Sure I can...the prefix 'uni' means one... The concept of a multiverse is one that implies that this universe may not be the full extent of the universe....so the concept of multiverse arises to visualize this....but when the dust settles on this....correct grammar will insist that the whole once again be called the universe....and a new name will need to be found for such an entity that we now call the universe...perhaps 'verse' will be the easiest option..

 

[AndromedaRXJ]

The topic of the thread <I'm pretty sure there's no god now>suggests:

With due respect.
The OP first he believed in God, then without reason he started not-believing in Him and much later, "now" he is in utter confusion. Right? Please correct me If I am wrong.
Regards

I never believed in God. The difference now is, I disbelieve in God to a degree whereas before, I simply had a lack of belief.

 

[paarsurrey]

I never believed in God. The difference now is, I disbelieve in God to a degree whereas before, I simply had a lack of belief.

It is the same thing.
There is dome discrepancy in your expression to put "now" in the topic of the thread.
Regards

 

[AndromedaRXJ]

It is the same thing.
There is dome discrepancy in your expression to put "now" in the topic of the thread.
Regards

Disbelief and lack of belief aren't the same thing.

 

[ArtieE]

Disbelief and lack of belief aren't the same thing.

They are the same thing.

 

[AndromedaRXJ]

They are the same thing.

No, disbelief is saying something isn't true. Lack of belief is simply a lack of saying it is true. They're not the same thing.

 

[ArtieE]

No, disbelief is saying something isn't true.

Disbelief: "the feeling of not believing someone or something..." as in having lack of belief in something.
http://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/disbelief

 

[AndromedaRXJ]

Disbelief: "the feeling of not believing someone or something..." as in having lack of belief in something.
http://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/disbelief

Believing something to be false is still distinctly different, which is what my title implies. That something is false. Jesus christ, people. Why do you like arguing over stupid ****? It's annoying.

Is there a grand point you're trying to debate that's tied into this, or is this really just about splitting hairs over my choice of words for the title of this thread?