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So I guess my goal of jumping Benicio Del Toro, Matt Dillon and Ryan Taylor's bones before I die will have to happen sooner than I thought...![]()



Oh Devon.

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So I guess my goal of jumping Benicio Del Toro, Matt Dillon and Ryan Taylor's bones before I die will have to happen sooner than I thought...![]()
^ actually you are sort of manipulating yourself
religion is an illusion. sorry, but deal with it...
Humans naturally believe in God because we fear nature, and need protection... then we won't fear death. It falls in with our instinctual desires. It is an illusion because we need to believe in it; we cause ourselves to be religious. This is why people tend to turn to God after a near death experience.
Religion somehow tends to be the best for society, but it is not necessary. It influences our morals. But morality doesn't depend on religion. An atheist can be a good person of course.
Also, your environment definitely influences your beliefs... for example, if your family is religious, you might adopt their beliefs because they work for you.
Now, I tend to look down on religious people- Yes, they can be good people. A lot of times they are... But the fact is, you can either believe in science or religion. I prefer people who live in reality and value knowledge.. thats just me. And from my experience, religion has caused more trouble in the world than good.
Freud was an atheist. He wrote a book on it... "Future of an illusion"...
Oh no, I'd better go marry a random dude on the street and get naughty before it's too late!!!![]()
Actually, any volunteers ?!!![]()
Nemova said:Why marry a random one if you can choose?
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Hello there.You know, i'm very open to new experience.
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I dont understand, why did you post this?
Have you ever heard of a guy named Einstein? Or another one named Freud? Apparently, you haven't.
Nemova said:Well, not me.
But I can point you in the direction of some very interesting people if you want.
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why did you say that if you knew he was atheist? ^
Joker picked you. It's done. Sacrifice or die.![]()
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Freud was an atheist. He wrote a book on it... "Future of an illusion"...
no changing my mind?... the best way to have a discussion is by not insulting the other person. ok?.... The reason i enjoy discussing things like this is to gain another perspective, and perhaps learn something.
now...
i think the only way to scientifically prove that God does not exist is to explain why, psychologically, humans believe in Him. That is the way I look at it. And in my post i was mostly talking about western religion.
God lives in me? You ask me to explain why i feel Religion is an Illusion, and i tell you.... Sure, people can have different ideas of how he exists and what he does.. but I was trying to analyze why people believe in God, and i feel that that is the best way to explain why I do not believe in Him.
Also, i did not blame religion for all of the worlds problems. Where did I say this?... It does cause problems sometimes though.
No contradictions between science and religion?... There are.
Humans naturally believe in God because we fear nature, and need protection... then we won't fear death. It falls in with our instinctual desires. It is an illusion because we need to believe in it; we cause ourselves to be religious. This is why people tend to turn to God after a near death experience.
Religion somehow tends to be the best for society, but it is not necessary. It influences our morals. But morality doesn't depend on religion. An atheist can be a good person of course.
Also, your environment definitely influences your beliefs... for example, if your family is religious, you might adopt their beliefs because they work for you.
Now, I tend to look down on religious people- Yes, they can be good people. A lot of times they are... But the fact is, you can either believe in science or religion. I prefer people who live in reality and value knowledge.. thats just me. And from my experience, religion has caused more trouble in the world than good.