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Well-credentialed people in the hard sciences tend to be agnostic or theist. Well-credentialed people in social sciences or humanities tend to be Atheist. This: Quote:
But the mere position "until you prove it to me, I choose to affirm the non-existence of any divine entity" is to affirm something without any evidence - the non-existence of a divine being. You're better off remaining a hard agnostic, i.e. "I know that you can't know." | ||||
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![]() You can disbelieve god all you want. If more people read the bible and applied its teachings to their life. The world would simply be a better place. Personally I don't believe the stories in the bible. At least not all of them. The Bible itself to me is a guideline to how you should live your life. So whether or not you are religious its a good read. Some of the best stories come out of the bible. I bet everyone could get some good from the bible religous or not. Though the bible was written by man and edited through tons of religious efforts. Its still a darn good book. If people would just do good onto others and forgive people. We could have a closer thing to a spirtual heaven then we have now. The fact of the matter is man is imperfect. For man to improve he needs to accept this and learn from it. God, the bible and its teachings are a good start.
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![]() /\ talking about this thread
also read the other thing, wasn't as big of a waste of time as the thread | ||
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![]() 84 pages of "No! You sir are wrong, and I am correct. Here read my copy/past from Google, it will prove my point."
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