How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 3:47 pmSo, please share your own opinion about it, and vote of course
My opinion of either god or God does not match any of your options.
Yes... there is a difference between a god and God.
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Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 3:47 pmRe: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 3:50 pmRe: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 3:52 pmGod can suck on ma balls.
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 3:53 pmWow! Another thread about God created by a non-believer. What a surprise!! 
They sure are secure in their skepticism
They sure are secure in their skepticism
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 3:55 pmFalkomagno, I do have a problem of ants in my desk, and when i see your avy I hit my display.
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 4:00 pmObviously the notion of The God is a false one created by the ruling elite to control the working classes.
THAT SAID, people who proactively trumpet this fact just to get a rise out of theists are not self-assured of their own atheism and non-belief. It is a psychological truism that these people are seeking affirmation of their non-belief in the form of an irrational argument they hope to be peddled by theists.
Only a true, logically confirmed atheist would let sleeping dogs lay. The person who pokes the dog with a stick is confused and befuddled on questions of life and existence. This is also, often, symptomatic of suppressed suicidal ideation.
THAT SAID, people who proactively trumpet this fact just to get a rise out of theists are not self-assured of their own atheism and non-belief. It is a psychological truism that these people are seeking affirmation of their non-belief in the form of an irrational argument they hope to be peddled by theists.
Only a true, logically confirmed atheist would let sleeping dogs lay. The person who pokes the dog with a stick is confused and befuddled on questions of life and existence. This is also, often, symptomatic of suppressed suicidal ideation.
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 4:03 pmsilvanricky wrote:They sure are secure in their skepticism
Next time somebody makes a thread ranting and raving about 'teh liberuls and teh commies!!' I will be sure to note how secure they are in their wingnut rightist views.
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 4:06 pmjimboston wrote:My opinion of either god or God does not match any of your options.
Yes... there is a difference between a god and God.
One of the options should be nearly to every believes for sure. Try harder.
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 4:12 pmsaxitoxin wrote:Obviously the notion of The God is a false one created by the ruling elite to control the working classes.
THAT SAID, people who proactively trumpet this fact just to get a rise out of theists are not self-assured of their own atheism and non-belief. It is a psychological truism that these people are seeking affirmation of their non-belief in the form of an irrational argument they hope to be peddled by theists.
Only a true, logically confirmed atheist would let sleeping dogs lay. The person who pokes the dog with a stick is confused and befuddled on questions of life and existence. This is also, often, symptomatic of suppressed suicidal ideation.
So of course, you chose the option "God is just the personification of stupid people trying desperately to justify existance."
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 4:28 pmFalkomagno wrote:saxitoxin wrote:Obviously the notion of The God is a false one created by the ruling elite to control the working classes.
THAT SAID, people who proactively trumpet this fact just to get a rise out of theists are not self-assured of their own atheism and non-belief. It is a psychological truism that these people are seeking affirmation of their non-belief in the form of an irrational argument they hope to be peddled by theists.
Only a true, logically confirmed atheist would let sleeping dogs lay. The person who pokes the dog with a stick is confused and befuddled on questions of life and existence. This is also, often, symptomatic of suppressed suicidal ideation.
So of course, you chose the option "God is just the personification of stupid people trying desperately to justify existance."
I chose not to participate for reasons stated above. I feel assured of the logic of non-theism and don't need to provoke incendiary threads with theists to assuage subconscious doubts.
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 4:50 pmI must believe after all cos I just cried out "Oh God! Not another effin god thread!"
How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 4:52 pmTo answer the question. I feel pretty good about God.
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 5:39 pmsaxitoxin wrote:Falkomagno wrote:saxitoxin wrote:Obviously the notion of The God is a false one created by the ruling elite to control the working classes.
THAT SAID, people who proactively trumpet this fact just to get a rise out of theists are not self-assured of their own atheism and non-belief. It is a psychological truism that these people are seeking affirmation of their non-belief in the form of an irrational argument they hope to be peddled by theists.
Only a true, logically confirmed atheist would let sleeping dogs lay. The person who pokes the dog with a stick is confused and befuddled on questions of life and existence. This is also, often, symptomatic of suppressed suicidal ideation.
So of course, you chose the option "God is just the personification of stupid people trying desperately to justify existance."
I chose not to participate for reasons stated above. I feel assured of the logic of non-theism and don't need to provoke incendiary threads with theists to assuage subconscious doubts.
Well, I hardly find "incendiary" the content of the thread. I also think that every belief can be adjusted to one of the option.
To be clear about it, Imagine this: A two-dimensional grid, one axis of which measures a "moral" continuum between good and evil, and the other "ethical" between law and chaos, with a middle ground of "neutrality" on both axes for those who are indifferent, committed to balance, or lacking the capacity to judge. So. the nine possible options are the different positions in that grid. Got it?
Anyhow, if your belief are that is incendiary to even Ask how do you feel about God, well, I consider such behaviour like fanaticism. Not desirable at all If i may say
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 5:44 pmWhat is fanatism?
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 5:49 pmI think God's cheating on me. I'm going to stay at my friend's place until I can work out what I should do about it.
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 7:10 pmAn hero.
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 7:57 pm"God will be there to judge each according to his deeds when we die and finally have to face him."
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 8:05 pmsaxitoxin wrote:Obviously the notion of The God is a false one created by the ruling elite to control the working classes.
THAT SAID, people who proactively trumpet this fact just to get a rise out of theists are not self-assured of their own atheism and non-belief. It is a psychological truism that these people are seeking affirmation of their non-belief in the form of an irrational argument they hope to be peddled by theists.
Only a true, logically confirmed atheist would let sleeping dogs lay. The person who pokes the dog with a stick is confused and befuddled on questions of life and existence. This is also, often, symptomatic of suppressed suicidal ideation.
Nailed it
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 8:07 pmKing Doctor wrote:silvanricky wrote:They sure are secure in their skepticism
Next time somebody makes a thread ranting and raving about 'teh liberuls and teh commies!!' I will be sure to note how secure they are in their wingnut rightist views.
Fail
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 8:21 pmFalkomagno wrote:jimboston wrote:My opinion of either god or God does not match any of your options.
Yes... there is a difference between a god and God.
One of the options should be nearly to every believes for sure. Try harder.
No.
None of your options comes anywhere near my view on the subject.
First I believe I believe there may be a god of some sort.
Not God for sure.
that's just a start... not worth going into it much deeper though with someone who posts 3 basic options across 10 lines.
You try harder to think real options.
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 8:27 pmsaxitoxin wrote:Obviously the notion of The God is a false one created by the ruling elite to control the working classes.
THAT SAID, people who proactively trumpet this fact just to get a rise out of theists are not self-assured of their own atheism and non-belief. It is a psychological truism that these people are seeking affirmation of their non-belief in the form of an irrational argument they hope to be peddled by theists.
Only a true, logically confirmed atheist would let sleeping dogs lay. The person who pokes the dog with a stick is confused and befuddled on questions of life and existence. This is also, often, symptomatic of suppressed suicidal ideation.
This is pretty brilliant. A troll who claims that trolling doesn't really exist.
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 10:25 pmTHORNHEART wrote:"God will be there to judge each according to his deeds when we die and finally have to face him."
Well I'm not worried, my lawyer makes the OJ Simpson legal team look like poker playing dogs.
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 10:39 pmTHORNHEART wrote:"God will be there to judge each according to his deeds when we die and finally have to face him."
only the people who believe in him will have to face him
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 12:14 amnietzsche wrote:Falkomagno, I do have a problem of ants in my desk, and when i see your avy I hit my display.
Hahaha, awesome.
It always bothers me a little bit when I see that avatar.
However, I always realize that it's just an animation and not a real ant.
Re: How do you feel about God?
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 12:27 amsaxitoxin wrote:Obviously the notion of The God is a false one created by the ruling elite to control the working classes.
THAT SAID, people who proactively trumpet this fact just to get a rise out of theists are not self-assured of their own atheism and non-belief. It is a psychological truism that these people are seeking affirmation of their non-belief in the form of an irrational argument they hope to be peddled by theists.
Only a true, logically confirmed atheist would let sleeping dogs lay. The person who pokes the dog with a stick is confused and befuddled on questions of life and existence. This is also, often, symptomatic of suppressed suicidal ideation.
I suppose there isn't really a point of making theists believe that there is no god other than to liberate themselves of some idealism that is founded based on ignorance. But as long as they don't bother us, it doesn't matter.
That's what you're saying, rite?
And no, I would argue that the origins of a god did not come from the elites trying to control the working class, rather, the idea spawned from the need to know/fear of what happens when we die, why we're here, etc.
Organized religion... maybe, but I don't think there's solid evidence that the original reason for it was to control the working class at the time.
Did it become that way? Possibly. Not quite the working class in the case of the crusades, but still, organized religion showed its ugly side then and there.
The reason why I try to get a rise in theists is so that they may join me in my belief one day. Key word: may.
I really would like to move on from this so I could get to thinking about something more productive.