Why Should Atheists and Polytheists complain in hell?

[peanutbutter63]

Did you word this to purposefully insinuate that the concept of "anything goes" is allowed within secular law?
Simple 'yes' or 'no', please. I'm not trying to attack your wording just yet, just trying to gather the meaning.

Yes

 

[peanutbutter63]

It's just my opinion..

 

[Deathbydefault]

Well, it's an opinion that can be easily swayed if you simply research the subject matter.
The concept of secular law, at least in America, is based around building a fair society.

There is no such thing as a fair society, I don't personally think it is possible.
However, working towards that shouldn't be something that is deemed "bad".
Secular law is meant to ensure all religions are treated fairly and nothing that goes against their religion is forced upon them.
It also is there to ensure non-religious people aren't forced to follow religious ideology.

Gay marriage was legalized. Why?
Because from a secular, and constitutional, perspective, being gay and getting married isn't harmful to society in any way.
Does this mean that, say, the Christians have to marry gays within their churches, or at all? No, they do not.
This is one of a very long list of examples I can give.

Can you please provide the basis of your opinion?
I wont simply say that you are wrong because reasons x, y, and z.
I would just like to know if you were fed a propagated misconception about secular law.

 

[NewGuyOnTheBlock]

Now Atheists and Polytheists dont believe in God, Hell or Paradise. So why should they complain if they see the angels of punishment?

Is it not better to accept reality and be patient with it. Because it doesnt matter if u complain or not, there is no way out.

I understand when Jews and Christians would speak out, seeking mercy because they though they followed guidance. But in my opinion i dont think Atheists and Polytheists have good reason to complain.

Totally useless post, unworthy and undeserving of any attention whatsoever.

Attempting to frighten one into belief using a thing we don't believe in, is like trying to frighten an adult with coals in their Christmas stockings.

Unwatching.

 

[peanutbutter63]

Well, it's an opinion that can be easily swayed if you simply research the subject matter.
The concept of secular law, at least in America, is based around building a fair society.

There is no such thing as a fair society, I don't personally think it is possible.
However, working towards that shouldn't be something that is deemed "bad".
Secular law is meant to ensure all religions are treated fairly and nothing that goes against their religion is forced upon them.
It also is there to ensure non-religious people aren't forced to follow religious ideology.

Gay marriage was legalized. Why?
Because from a secular, and constitutional, perspective, being gay and getting married isn't harmful to society in any way.
Does this mean that, say, the Christians have to marry gays within their churches, or at all? No, they do not.
This is one of a very long list of examples I can give.

Can you please provide the basis of your opinion?
I wont simply say that you are wrong because reasons x, y, and z.
I would just like to know if you were fed a propagated misconception about secular law.

1. No priest, rabbi, or mullah should be forced to marry gay couples if it's against their conscience. For everyone of them that knocks back a gay couple, there will be many more others to choose from. Hey, it earns money...
2. I have yet to see how marrying gays can cause harm to society..physical or otherwise..

In all honesty, I cannot back up any of the above by scriptural or non-scriptural law. They're just personal opinions. There are many Moslems out there who know and can back up all they say by scriptural law or verse...be it from the Qur'an, or the bible. I'm not one of those. Just a common man of the street...

 

[psychoslice]

For me the best thing is there is no hell, so no complaining from at all.

 

[Deathbydefault]

1. No priest, rabbi, or mullah should be forced to marry gay couples if it's against their conscience.

My country's law and I agree.

2. I have yet to see how marrying gays can cause harm to society..physical or otherwise..

It can't, and there is tons of evidence to back it up.

In all honesty, I cannot back up any of the above by scriptural or non-scriptural law. They're just personal opinions. There are many Moslems out there who know and can back up all they say by scriptural law or verse...be it from the Qur'an, or the bible. I'm not one of those. Just a common man of the street...

Commoners are the building blocks, the structural support, to every strong society.
I encourage all to take in as much information of the world as they can, it is how people find what they enjoy doing.

I myself am a common guy, with a few issues. I have a common girlfriend and sadly common family.
But the thing that isn't common is my want to increase my knowledge.
That particular want is beginning to define who I will be in the future.

I am sure you also have something in particular about you that might better define who you are in terms of uniqueness.

 

[peanutbutter63]

Totally useless post, unworthy and undeserving of any attention whatsoever.

Attempting to frighten one into belief using a thing we don't believe in, is like trying to frighten an adult with coals in their Christmas stockings.

Unwatching.

Naahhhh...all posts are worthy, even the ones I got from a troll lately. On the net, some people are just so addicted to debates and it makes you wonder if that's basically what their life amounts to. Fortunately or unfortunately, my time on the net is limited, and I can tend to only so many posts. What I do is post a comment, but I don't get into round after round of useless debates..

In another forum, I read someone comment....'wow, that is 5 minutes I'll never ever get back'...

 

[Desert Snake]

Can you imagine how busy the complaint department in Hell would be?

 

[peanutbutter63]

We don't know if Hell is there, because....

 

[peanutbutter63]

Can you imagine how busy the complaint department in Hell would be?

....*laughter*...You may be right!...

 

[peanutbutter63]

 

[peanutbutter63]

I'm religious, but gosh...we might as well be dead without some humor!....*laughter*...

 

[psychoslice]

I'm religious, but gosh...we might as well be dead without some humor!....*laughter*...

Yea we can be religious without being too silly lol.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

It reminds me of the world of South Park, where it turns out the Mormons are the ones who got it right, lol.

 

[psychoslice]

It reminds me of the world of South Park, where it turns out the Mormons are the ones who got it right, lol.

Thank god its only a cartoon lol.

 

[Xenosaga Dragonzord]

The truth is (maybe) you will find God Is One in afterlife and shirk is false............just that

 

[Jumi]

If only someone could prove afterlife exists. I'm open to the idea, have looked for proof, but nothing convincing ever came up. Most likely we will all just rot and "dust to dust" is what will happen.

 

[Katzpur]

It reminds me of the world of South Park, where it turns out the Mormons are the ones who got it right, lol.

Everyone should hope we are, because according to our theology, atheists and polytheists will end up in Heaven, too.

 

[peanutbutter63]

If only someone could prove afterlife exists. I'm open to the idea, have looked for proof, but nothing convincing ever came up. Most likely we will all just rot and "dust to dust" is what will happen.

Why? Religion or faith is not for everyone. Religion in the terms we all know it normally, is either a part of you...or not. Some people don't believe in the Semite God, but they see faith and much spirituality just by sitting on the verandah/porch and listening to the birds and seeing the grass grow...and that's fine!...