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Whatever your personal beliefs are, why mock someone else's?
If somebody can find comfort and a moral guideline in something that makes a positive change in their life, isn't that a good thing? Sure, some people abuse religions and should be punished for it, but a lot of people make positive change in their own lives and the lives around them through those beliefs. Incidentally, I'm atheist before you start bashing my religion defense.
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#2. Blind faith can't be used to prove anything? No, I suppose not. But what you don't realize is that every single metaphysical entity that you accept as an individual is also unprovable. Concepts like "Justice," "free will" and "love" do not exist in any physical sense. We can ascribe characteristics to them but they are formless to us and therefore we can not be said to truly know them. #3. What is my point? My point is that when you say you "trust in things that are proven to you" You actually mean you "trust in things that you accept on faith" since basic, foundational concepts such as objective reality can never be irrefutably proven by their definitions. | |||
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Except lots of people reasonably don't believe in free will, love, or any absolute concept of "justice" so your second point is unbelievably dumb. Like, have you really never heard of the debate over whether people have free will? Seriously?
Personally I don't really understand how you can believe in something for which you have no evidence and for which there could never be any evidence, especially something with implications like the existence of an omnipotent, omniscient being. Most atheists don't hold the position that God doesn't exist, but rather that they can't know and that committing themselves to the belief in God is like committing yourself to a belief in fairies. | ||
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