Quote from: Optimism on February 23, 2011, 11:51:41 AMQuote from: Xrow on February 23, 2011, 02:13:59 AM
Can you really say, COMPLETELY OBJECTIVELY speaking, that Christianity is not one of the more reasonable beliefs of the world?
And is that why you decided to disbelieve Christianity? Because someone said you were being a ***** and told you to stop allowing a God that doesn't exist to control your life?
And Opti, Christianity is the single largest religion in the world. If the majority of religious followers (yes, I am counting atheism - even though it hurts my illustration) believe in a common morality.. Then should that not be the morality that everyone pursues? What makes yours right and Christianity's wrong?
I stopped believing in Christianity simply because no religion can substantiate truth over the other. I objectively viewed all and honestly found no reason to continue believing in a single religion, as all religions are simply absurd. If evidence cannot be provided for something, I will not believe it to be true, thus, atheism. Atheism is the lack of belief in those ways of life who have yet to provide evidence (burden of proof). Faith is not evidence. Looking into the cosmos and not understanding how it all came to be and then say god did it is not evidence. I can discredit each without taking a second glance because of this.
Don't allow Logical Fallacy to pervade your thought process.
quite there is a prove that god exists lets say everything evolved from the same cell (a old belief a possible truth) then what created that cell i doubt it was the big bang and if so what caused the big bang you see if the universe is infinite means it continues forever which has to start from one point ex 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,etc what created the point doubt it created itself and every thing the very first electron didnt make it self did it? if so you have no proof but i do to make electrons u need something where would u find the something it can be created what would create that thing its God with ability to create things 0,0