Nobody has no beliefs, unless they're dead. Atheists have no belief in God.then you believe an atheist, or secularist, has no beliefs?
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Nobody has no beliefs, unless they're dead. Atheists have no belief in God.then you believe an atheist, or secularist, has no beliefs?
then you absolutely believe secularists, or atheists, have no beliefs?
you believe a meatless lasagna isn't a entree? a food? an example of italian cooking? a pasta dish? a food containing edible and nutritious substance?
i'm not considered a theist
people from both extremes and violent.And who precisely is closed minded. Why do you think so? Even if they are in some cases, what of it? Everybody is close minded on something.
Nobody has no beliefs, unless they're dead. Atheists have no belief in God.
Provide data on violence of new atheists. I can post countless data on violence of religious extremism. In contrast you fail to furnish any evidence of violence from new atheists and still go on insinuating such things. Back up your claims or retract.people from both extremes and violent.
anyone who claims they could never do this, or that, are in denial of their shadow.
i'm not worried about you not believing in unicorns. a negative action is still an action of belief. in this case its about unicorns. next it will be something else.How the heck did you reach the conclusion that atheists have no beliefs? Because I lack a belief in unicorns and Gods that somehow means that I have no beliefs whatsoever? Do YOU believe in unicorns? Does you lack of belief in unicorns mean that you have NO beliefs at all? That's would be an absolutely ridiculous claim.
Provide data on violence of new atheists. I can post countless data on violence of religious extremism. In contrast you fail to furnish any evidence of violence from new atheists and still go on insinuating such things. Back up your claims or retract.
Fine... the fact that you don't consider yourself to be a theist doesn't change the fact that if you blindly insert "GOD DID IT!": every time you encounter a question you don't have an answer for that you are stifling our understanding of how reality works.
If we only focus on what we can readily observe, doesn't that exclude the potential for future revelation? And does proving something make it more comfortable for those who fear the unknown and how to manage their lives?
Without imagining, there would be no discovery of colorless gases. No discovering viruses, or microscopic particles, et al.
That only seeing outwardly is believing.
I think you misunderstand what "observation" includes and entails.
i understand closed mindedness and abdicating responsibility.
Again, non-belief is not a belief, and the lack of a belief is not a system; nor is our moral outlook determined by our lack of belief.and that is the foundation of their belief system; if that is how they identify. that isn't the only belief contained in their moral outlook towards self and others
What's this negative action you refer to?i'm not worried about you not believing in unicorns. a negative action is still an action of belief. in this case its about unicorns. next it will be something else.
I'm having a hard time picturing an extremist atheist...THAT IS THE POINT, extremists come from both sides.
What is atheism a belief in?the manner in which impressing a certain view of reality is done determines if it is aggressive or not. internet itself on the whole is aggressive at manipulating people's minds. common is seductions of presentation. forums have many hostile atheists. and the scientific world is upping the pressure to conform to secular convictions.
So in the future you will see more sophisticated and more intelligent religions. because atheism is a belief and so is naturalism.
T he secular assault is on in full force.
that is a question for a self-identifying atheist. it isn't in a god, or gods, with anthropomorphic attributes.What is atheism a belief in?
people usually act from compassion(love) or hatred and/or indifference to suffering. justice for the disenfranchised, deprived, wronged, hated, is an act of love. correction of those who have wronged, demeaned, harassed, harmed others is still an act of love and compassion.You mean like being close-minded in thinking that God had to have done it and abdicating responsibility to look at other alternatives?
You say "atheism is a belief." With specific reference to atheism, per se, what is atheism a belief in?that is a question for a self-identifying atheist. it isn't in a god, or gods, with anthropomorphic attributes.
for a person who idolized wealth it would plutolatry.
for another it might be something else but for the most a belief in empirical evidence is usually the answer because its something they can grasp through their 5 senses and can be controlled. the problem with consciousness is that it can't be controlled. the results are obvious but the cause isn't.
gravity can be experienced but the cause isn't known.
people usually act from compassion(love) or hatred and/or indifference to suffering. justice for the disenfranchised, deprived, wronged, hated, is an act of love. correction of those who have wronged, demeaned, harassed, harmed others is still an act of love and compassion.
being merciful doesn't require vengeance but it doesn't ignore the hypocrisy of the instigator, who doesn't usually appreciate the action of correction.
jesus said that you could do all these things and more. how then will we accomplish this? with love all things are possible.
You say "atheism is a belief." With specific reference to atheism, per se, what is atheism a belief in?