Atheists....

I guess I'm a nihilist, agnostic, and atheist. It's hard to explain. I know most agnostics usually don't consider themselves atheists, but I do for a reason. Because I am insulted that god, if someone could prove its existence to me, just created me. What gives god the right? What an *******. I am not a toy to be played with.

I also know that being nihilist and agnostic is somewhat contradictory. But I don't know what to believe in. All I know is, I can't find a purpose in anything. Whenever I look for anything, all I find is something close to nothing.

Also, I think belief in an afterlife or a spirit is just sad. I would not even want to continue after death. If I die and there is something more than nothing, I will be so pissed. Nothing is amazing because it is the only thing that cannot be described. Throughout life, no human being knows nothing. When one thinks of nothing, it is probably darkness that pops into one's mind. But darkness is something. Nothing is nothing. You can't comprehend what nothing is.

Anyways, I can't believe anyone enjoys life so much that they would want to have an afterlife life. It is just silly. I want what is coming to me. Give me death and give me nothing.

Of course, if anyone completely opposes my views, that's cool. :thumbs_up

Wow--awfully bitter, aren't we?

Darkness indeed is something--it implies that there is someone there to perceive the lack of something. I'm with you on the nothing-after-death thing, but I will attest to the comforting effect of the thought that there is something waiting after death (pearly gates and streets of gold usually being the most-looked-forward-to).

Well, it is sort of bitter. But being a nihilist, it's hard to have bad feelings (IMO). It's hard to really care about anything. I wouldn't recommend nihilism because you will wake up every morning wondering why you bother. But it's just what human beings do. We're animals too. Things can be good.

I was reading some stuff about Nietzsche and how nihilism is destructive or something. Nihilism is not really destructive. Nihilism is nothing. It isn't glorious like destruction at all. I'd call Nietzsche an annihilist.

That's just my take on it. I think nothing is probably amazing. I feel tranquil thinking about nothing (that sounds stupid, lol, please read the context). I just think about the entire universe, then I inverse it. Every time I have no idea what I come up with.

Bunny you are neither a toy, nor an unwanted creation. God made your soul, arranged for Adam's fall from grace, so that you, yes, you!
Could have the free will to choose, will I be for God, or will I not.
If you are an atheist, fine, if you make peace with God, even better.
As for the decision of yea or nay, any highschool teacher can explain to you the theory of actions, and consequences of those actions.

"It all there, all of it."
Biblical propositions.

Hey--who are you to say which is better and which is not?

To me it is even better, because I win a fellow Christian, nothing else.

I am just sneaking on to this thread to give my Robin a hug. love you

It is important for every being, in my opinion, to be free to search and find what he'she is absolutely truly looking for and walk in that and do no harm.
I am in love with God, now and forever. But that is me.

Exactly! That is the nature of humanity.

Actually, that's more the nature of rachel (good to see you!). Humanity, on average, is less kind and less open-minded.

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Originally Posted by “Theshizznigg”

Bunny you are neither a toy, nor an unwanted creation.

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Originally Posted by “Theshizznigg”

To me it is even better, because I win a fellow Christian,

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There you go, BeingaBunny, you aren’t a toy; you’re a prize.

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Originally Posted by The Unnamable

There you go, BeingaBunny, you aren’t a toy; you’re a prize.

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One wonders what variety of cereal box she inhabits.

Here's a question I've been wondering about: How can free will exist with an Omniscient God? How can we have free will when God knows every decision we can, have, or ever will have made? It's more like we're prewritten scripts than anything else. This question was one I strggled over before becomming an atheist...

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Here's a question I've been wondering about: How can free will exist with an Omniscient God? How can we have free will when God knows every decision we can, have, or ever will have made? It's more like we're prewritten scripts than anything else. This question was one I strggled over before becomming an atheist...

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Read it and weep. :D

Read what? Which post?