who is to say that it's all in our heads? maybe the sheer irrepressible power of the human mind and soul combined are just having a large-scale placebo effect and we just think "religion" is based from the people who think alike?
or even since it's all the human mind, all humans are interconnected in this so-called "religion"

@j.toffee

@j.toffee
Your argument has no foundation. Build upon it and it has potential...
To be knocked down by logic and that “religion” you think is just from our minds.
Blasphemy is the only word which comes to mind.

Ill read up on death today and try to bring some information from the observable World about God. I have some 50 source booked when i had my metal break exactly one year ago.

There is an issue with psychology and many atheist BIG thinkers stating that we can ot co prehend not existing and death. However i beg to differ and this Led me to study which resukted in me beliwving in God the after life and all that. Ironically empiricism Led me to this.

@Doctor Anon i think i will write a paper on this determinism thing

I just wondered what would happen if everyone was convinced that there is no god

It would probably lead to extreme transhumanism

That'd be lit

a lack of religion or spirituality means a lack of objective morality and will always lead to degeneracy

I could care less about religion

Deism for the win.

@Obungus yeah for example look at this shit

abdullah sameer is the exmuslim

murtad retard

Holy fuck

Unholy fuck*

Dumbass

I’m an atheist but I still respect those with religious beliefs

shutup atheist

It’s the atheists who are obnoxious about the fact they are atheist who I dislike

Atheist can still be of good morality

In my opinion it has to do a lot with upbringing

A child not brought up correctly will be more likely to go into degeneracy

You can't claim that someone is good, bad, or that morality is even existent if you are an atheist.

And why does my identity as an atheist immediately make that the case

You can't live a moral life if there is no objective standard to compare it to

Your basically playing the same identity politics game the left does

You are of course able to have an opinion

but it's not incredibly valid seeing as there's no way for it to have an objective basis

You can still have an objective goal as an atheist. Mine being to live a good life and be a good person

a goal sure

just not an objective moral standard

and in this case a "good" life and being a "good" person are just based off of how you interpret good

I understand what you mean when you say there is no standard to compare to

In my case the standard is just stay in school, don’t do drugs, and get a job

That's a rather common set of goals

but it's hard to stick to unless you have a very string will

You can be a moral atheist