Originally posted by Indie

That's what we call "dodging a bullet"

Originally posted by heckinglovato

Assuming there is a God just because you can't prove otherwise means you also have to worship all the Greek Gods, the Sun, Allah, cows, and don't forget ASDFGH (another hypothetical creature that I just made up, I claim it's real and should be worshiped).

It's literally RIDICULOUS to worship a figure because "how do you know there isn't one"

Now please, go back to your Christian thread where you type 10 posts in a row without people replying to you, instead of crying about homosexuality in a forum overflowing with Queers left and right.

Originally posted by RudeBoyy

I feel like you're lucky omg. What if he wanted to ditch you over your lack of belief?

Originally posted by man*****

Good riddance. I think my type are atheist or non confirming faith/label. I tend to get along with individuals that use logic and are free thinkers. I would never really consider hyper types anymore.

Originally posted by ririfan21

Originally posted by RudeBoyy

Sorry, i wasn't clear in my post. I kind to acknowledge that there is uncertainty and that agnostic is the *correct* position. However, i feel as though if you feel one side is more likely, then you shouldn't just claim agnostic. You can be agnostic atheist, or an agnostic theist btw, i feel like people don't recognize that.

Originally posted by heckinglovato

I love having a thread to bash religions, particularly Islam, without being labelled as a "racist" or "Islamophobe"

Originally posted by The Unforgiving

Common sense?

Originally posted by Giselle

Originally posted by Giselle

Originally posted by Thomasuxx

I can't believe so many people still believe in a god in 2016.

Being atheist is just common sense imo. I mean, do some people still deny evolution?

Originally posted by ririfan21

Originally posted by Thomasuxx

I can't believe so many people still believe in a god in 2016.

Being atheist is just common sense imo. I mean, do some people still deny evolution?

Originally posted by fabbriche

Because it's 2016 and the idea of God has not yet been settled or is not close to being settled hence belief in God persists to this day and will likely for centuries to come. You're saying this as if God has long already been disproven by science when in fact, science doesn't touch on the subject, and that the existence of God is almost exclusively a matter of philosophical discourse and argumentation.