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ThE sAtIvA hIgH

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Yea,i know who you were responding to, i saw an exception to your theory about believers.

You say wasted time, hmm, how bout intruding peoples personal beliefs and bashing them. Tell me, how productive is that?

For example, the atheist on here that goes by "the sativa douche". All he does is bash and disrespect peoples beliefs(wasted time) what does he win or gain out of that? he believes in free will yet does not consider others right to think freely.

You have strong beliefs towards believers, but tell me,.what is it to you that bothers you so much that i believe in God?

I have done nothing to you, i have not attacked anyone, i have not murdered anyone in the name of God and i do not condemn science?

I accept the same theories and laws science has brought about as you do, yet you think we are some dumb breed for believing in God.
i just feel pity for you olly thats all , and by bashing your beliefs it might one day sink in and you will realise how dumb and stupid you have been ........................http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7R6aFsxalM8&feature=results_video&playnext=1&list=PLC79D6BB43C4CD174
 

VILEPLUME

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olylifter420

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Bb dont like believers, just like all other atheists on here. I feel the same way you do and believe what you say about treating others the way you wish to be treated, that is why i hate tsh



I know what you mean. As a Christian I can tell you the same thing happens to me each day too, just in a different way. I could complain about all the forcefully uncomfortable stuff that I have to put up with, at work, or the media or whatever, but to be honest, I think life will just always be uncomfortable. I mean, I am a Christian and I smoke weed. Most weed smokers dislike Christians and most Christians dislike weed smokers, how is that for uncomfortable lol?

But dont worry about the preachy stuff from me, I learned a long time ago that you cant preach to deaf ears. I try to treat others like how I want to be treated and if someone asks me about Christianity I wont be ashamed. What do you think Beef?
 

ThE sAtIvA hIgH

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Bb dont like believers, just like all other atheists on here. I feel the same way you do and believe what you say about treating others the way you wish to be treated, that is why i hate tsh
you only hate me olly coz truth is,(and i know your to proud to admit it on here ) but ive made you totaly rethink your veiws and thoughts on religion , ive destroyed your faith you once held so dearly , i know you will deny it , but i know , you know your faith is utter nonsense and based on lies and deception .
 

olylifter420

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oh yeah dude, you are so the one... that made me change everything... you are the best bro...

the only thing you have done is made me accept my position in all this and i am proud to stick to it...

i am not a mirror image of your so called boxi career.

and seriously, i really never think about my religion, i only think about asking for forgiveness come d day and thats it... what the religion i connect with does else where is not my problem and something you should accept..

why dont you kill all believers? that would solve your problem


you only hate me olly coz truth is,(and i know your to proud to admit it on here ) but ive made you totaly rethink your veiws and thoughts on religion , ive destroyed your faith you once held so dearly , i know you will deny it , but i know , you know your faith is utter nonsense and based on lies and deception .
 

MurshDawg

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I was responding to Mursh...

No one said anything about claiming to hold no false beliefs. I said the propagation of a false belief is to be avoided, lies are counter productive to society. An honest person should want to hold as many true beliefs as possible, and as few false beliefs as possible, and should care about whether or not what he/she tells people is true or not. For example, getting someone to convert to Christianity when there is no god wastes a ton of their time. They probably donate to the church (wasted money), they could fight for creationism to be taught in schools (condemnation of science/attacks on science), or even bomb abortion clinics or kill doctors ( murder). All of those things would be done for nothing, because there would be no god above watching. Even if you're some new age, mystic, chakra-reading type; if none of that bullshit is true (and it's not) you're effectively wasting your time doing it. You're also making some idiot guru richer by buying his books and "chakra crystals", so he can spread his message to even more people, spreading the lies deeper and deepaker....*cough*

So, don't tell me pascal wager is a zero loss situation if god doesn't exist and people continue to act as if he does.
First off, I don't buy anyone's book but I'll read anyone's. Secondly, you have failed to explain the loss in believing in a god if god doesn't exist. You site violence committed in the name of religion/god but fail to recognize the greatest benefit from believing in new age, mystic, chakra-reading, etc... what you keep insisting is a delusion. Belief in god gives HOPE to men's hearts. HOPE is our most redeeming trait and our greatest bane. My spiritual beliefs, as esoteric as they may be, are what has lead me to being a productive member of society. My fear is that you are making some nay-saying professor or doctor of "science" guru richer by buying into his books and his new vaccine that was rubber stamped through USA inc. Come on, bro! If you hold yourself to science than you know you cannot make ANY definitive claims with out supporting evidence. I have the span of human history for circumstantial (maybe even empirical depending on how you view quantum physics). What do you have outside the childish assertions of people who cannot stand not being god themselves. I believe in aliens does that make me deluded too?
 

MurshDawg

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That's what a secular society promotes. People with religious affiliations are fine, just keep it private; that's all. People's religious belief (necessarily) spills over into public life where it's not welcomed by all. Then the people who are made to feel uncomfortable by being forcefully exposed to unwanted religious dogma feel the need to speak out about having the right to belong to a non-denominational public society. In turn, religious people feel discriminated against because they can't pollute public space with their personal beliefs which in many cases is an actual requirement of their religion.

We can all live our lives once people keep their religion/spirituality to themselves. I guarantee once public policy stops being influenced by religion, atheists will stop attacking the religious and their ideals.
funny because i would think the best way would be to allow people to have their beliefs. you can choose to worship a fucking golden calf for all i care but don't tell me I am deluded for my beliefs that is counterproductive to your supposed cause
 

MurshDawg

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How about the propagation of false beliefs? Wasted time, money and resources? Murder in the name of god? Condemnation of science, and systematic attacks on scientific theory? Just to name a few.
dude if you think the scientific community isn't guilty of the same crimes at least to their own kind, I got some beach front property I wanna sell you in Yuma. The scientific community is more religious than the religious community. If you even entertain a idea that falls outside mainstream scientific dogmatic practice then you are shouted down and ostracized; despite any evidence introduced to support any controversial theory. The dumb ass atheists would have us believe we evolved from pond scum and the stupid ass religious nuts want us to believe that god made it all in 6 days. I'm just saying that if you really want to be scientific about it you must rule things out using the scientific method. otherwise this form of science will go the way of ancient alchemy. To a true scientist everything is possible; only to the blind and ignorant deal in absolutes. At the current time we do not possess the tools to make such assertions.
 

MurshDawg

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My apologies for thread jacking. I have nothing but respect for everyone here regardless of their beliefs.
 

olylifter420

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Awesome posts mursh. I have to say that everything you mention is very well said and i agree with what you have said. It is cool to know there are others out there with similar views and beliefs.
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
dude if you think the scientific community isn't guilty of the same crimes at least to their own kind, I got some beach front property I wanna sell you in Yuma. The scientific community is more religious than the religious community. If you even entertain a idea that falls outside mainstream scientific dogmatic practice then you are shouted down and ostracized; despite any evidence introduced to support any controversial theory. The dumb ass atheists would have us believe we evolved from pond scum and the stupid ass religious nuts want us to believe that god made it all in 6 days. I'm just saying that if you really want to be scientific about it you must rule things out using the scientific method. otherwise this form of science will go the way of ancient alchemy. To a true scientist everything is possible; only to the blind and ignorant deal in absolutes. At the current time we do not possess the tools to make such assertions.
Mursh ... do you have any examples of the bolded statement? I have been active in science for a long time and when someone arrives with a non-mainstream claim, the response I heard in every case I can remember is "convince me". The only time i have seen ostracism is for obviously pathological science or pseudoscience, usually with an agenda ... ancient aliens or ESP or Velikovsky's "electric universe" ... that sort of obvious unscience. You have me curious. cn
 

Beefbisquit

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First off, I don't buy anyone's book but I'll read anyone's. Secondly, you have failed to explain the loss in believing in a god if god doesn't exist. You site violence committed in the name of religion/god but fail to recognize the greatest benefit from believing in new age, mystic, chakra-reading, etc...
What the hell are you talking about?

If god doesn't exist, anyone who believes in god is wasting their time, energy, and probably money. They're also willfully convincing other people to believe in a lie, and waste their time, money, and effort as well. How in the name of fuck, is that not detrimental? If you need a lie to give you hope, you ARE delusional. Believing in something just for the sake of believing in, or because it makes you feel a certain way is ludicrous and completely polarized to the pursuit of truth, something much more important than false hope.


what you keep insisting is a delusion. Belief in god gives HOPE to men's hearts. HOPE is our most redeeming trait and our greatest bane. My spiritual beliefs, as esoteric as they may be, are what has lead me to being a productive member of society.
Your belief in god doesn't define your productivity in society, you can be just as productive and hold no belief in god. You need belief in a god to feel a certain way, I don't. I have hope, and love in my heart without the need for a magical daddy in the sky.

My fear is that you are making some nay-saying professor or doctor of "science" guru richer by buying into his books and his new vaccine that was rubber stamped through USA inc. Come on, bro! If you hold yourself to science than you know you cannot make ANY definitive claims with out supporting evidence. I have the span of human history for circumstantial (maybe even empirical depending on how you view quantum physics). What do you have outside the childish assertions of people who cannot stand not being god themselves. I believe in aliens does that make me deluded too?
Nay-saying? More like not convinced by the flimsy arguments people who believe in god make.

What do vaccines have to do with belief in god? Straw-man?

"Come on, bro!", what? What definitive claims did I make without evidence? I'm not saying "god doesn't exist with 100% certainty" if that's what you're referring to.

You have a span, of part of some societies history to fall back on. There are atheist cultures around the world that have no creation stories, and no belief in an invisible puppet master in the sky. Not sure what quantum physics have to do with anything, other than it being the "go-to" source for New Age bullshit. Just put the term Quantum, Meta, Omni, or Vibration with any other word and you've just completed the first step to becoming a New Age practitioner.
 

Zaehet Strife

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No one can prove the existence/non-existence of god. It's just that theologians or (religious people) often cannot control their fear of this unknown part of reality. So they try to put truth behind their beliefs...so they can feel as if there is some purpose to their lives.

You do not know, and to claim that you do is one of the most arrogant thoughts any human could ever think.

Here's a lesson on faith, which is the only so called "argument" these scared theologians can retort with.

What value is a faith one can hold on to or let go as one wishes? It is just a blind mental concept which clearly has no worth at all. That is blind faith and the less blindness you have in life the better. I do not ask you to believe, I ask you to know. Only a state of mind that one has reached by knowledge, by realization, has any value. You can term it right-belief if you wish, but it is not belief, it is knowledge. Don’t believe in some vague truism. Search for truth. Seek it out. But don’t hold on to any belief or concept. This is a sign of weakness of the mind. It is lethargy; it is a lack of caring. It is an injurious way to save yourself from the work of seeing your self. Blind faith is an escape from sadhan, from the effort for self-realization. In a sense it is nothing short of suicide because once one falls into this culvert one becomes incapable of climbing the peak of truth. These paths lead you in two opposite directions. One is the ditch you fall into; the other, the lofty summit you have to climb. Faith is an easy thing because a man is not required to do anything. In that sense, knowledge is not so easy. Knowledge is the complete transformation of life. Faith is the outer apparel; knowledge, the inner revolution. Rather than allowing you to reach the peak of atonement towards which your spirit is striving, a simple faith can easily throw you back into the slumber of blind belief. Religion is not faith but unfortunately, religions are. What is religion to me does not coincide with what the concepts of the world’s religions appear to be. On that score Karl Marx was right to brand religions as opiates but profoundly wrong to say so about real religion! You have been told to have faith in the shastras, faith in the words of God, faith in the teachers. I do not say so at all. I say: have faith in yourself. It is only by knowing your self that you will be able to know what the shastras have said, what god has said. For one who has no faith in himself, following any other faith will be in vain. Can you stand on someone else’s feet? Buddha said, ”Be your own lamp. Be your own refuge. There is no proper refuge but the refuge of one’s own self.” And I say the same thing.
 

olylifter420

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They're also willfully convincing other people to believe in a lie, and waste their time, money, and effort as well.
that is a lie bro. In all my life, i dont recall trying to convert others to a religion. You keep making these claims that all believers are delusional... please man, people who contributed to the literature you used to graduate with your degree are believers. Are they dumb or delusional? that would make you hypocrite and delusional for contradicting yourself all throughout college.
 

Beefbisquit

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that is a lie bro. In all my life, i dont recall trying to convert others to a religion. You keep making these claims that all believers are delusional... please man, people who contributed to the literature you used to graduate with your degree are believers. Are they dumb or delusional? that would make you hypocrite and delusional for contradicting yourself all throughout college.
I'm saying it happens, and it happens a lot. You think it should be ignored that a large percentage of religious people either have it ingrained into their religion that they must convert people just because you personally don't?

I'm not saying believers are stupid or unable to function properly. I'm saying when it comes specifically to believers justifying their belief in god, they can't do it and when they try they appear delusional.

Also, no it wouldn't make me a hypocrite. I can discredit someone's views on god, while holding their views on other subjects in the highest regard.
 

olylifter420

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or it's a personal choice to try to convert people?
deaf ears will never listen. I believe everyone has a choice whether they try or dont try to convert and the people on the other end as well. A mutual agreement between them if you will.

I'm not saying believers are stupid or unable to function properly.
being delusional is a result of a pathological illness mostly related to the brain. NO, would that not impair their ability to function properly throughout their activities of daily living?

when it comes specifically to believers justifying their belief in god,
We do have the right to believe in what we want or what interests us, but that does not mean we have to "justify" our beliefs to no one. Beliefs are personal and should be kept that way.

I can discredit someone's views on god,
But are they not delusional? Why would you hold someone's views with high regard if they are delusional?
 

Beefbisquit

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deaf ears will never listen. I believe everyone has a choice whether they try or dont try to convert and the people on the other end as well. A mutual agreement between them if you will.
I agree that people have a choice to try to convert. What about children? Parents more often than not demand that their kids take up their religion at an age where the children are unfit to make a decision about something of that scale. I consider the indoctrination of children child abuse.

being delusional is a result of a pathological illness mostly related to the brain. NO, would that not impair their ability to function properly throughout their activities of daily living?
I'm not referring to the clinical definition of delusion...

de·lude   [dih-lood]
verb (used with object), -lud·ed, -lud·ing.
1. to mislead the mind or judgment of; deceive: His conceit deluded him into believing he was important.
2. a false belief or opinion: delusions of grandeur.

We do have the right to believe in what we want or what interests us, but that does not mean we have to "justify" our beliefs to no one. Beliefs are personal and should be kept that way.
I agree, you don't have to justify them to anyone, as long as you don't want to discuss them in any public manner or have them affect any type of public forum. If you do want to discuss them etc., people are going to have questions, and if you don't have reasonable answers, you're going to end up looking silly.



But are they not delusional? Why would you hold someone's views with high regard if they are delusional?
They are deluded when it comes to believing in the existence of a supernatural entity without evidence. They could be a brilliant pianist, or star athlete; I don't think their belief in god would affect those specific fields, per say.
 

olylifter420

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What about children?
I too feel sorry for those children, I have seen it plenty and do not think it is right. I believe it is choice left for late adolescent early adulthood where one can make a proper decision on what beliefs to follow.


I'm not referring to the clinical definition of delusion...
Sorry, then can you provide a proper definition for what you mean by "delusional"?


as long as you don't want to discuss them in any public manner or have them affect any type of public forum.
I too agree with what you have said, but many atheists on here make the stupid assumption that everyone who is a believer that wonders around here are all part of this big massive agenda driven religious indoctrinated cohort ready to be martyrs in the name of God!!! That is beyond stupid!!

They are deluded when it comes to believing in the existence of a supernatural entity without evidence.
yes, but it has been said on here before by some intelligent atheists that anyone who believes in God has skewed vision of the world thus leading to skewed decisions when it comes to their work, disqualifying them immediately as fools
 
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