I'm a Vegan and an Atheist, sometimes i don't know which one to bring up first.
I'm a Vegan and an Atheist, sometimes i don't know which one to bring up first.
.I'm a Vegan and an Atheist, sometimes i don't know which one to bring up first.
Upon death I'd love to find out god is real. I'd be so red-faced about all the things I've said (generally quite insulting) about the big guy. But would he care about the things I've said? If he is all powerful, and created everything, is he really so bloody insecure that he needs us all to praise him all the time? And is he going to punish me for eternity for, through no fault of my own, not believing in him? I wouldn't think so. Maybe he'd just give me a bunch of chores to do for a while.Agnostics are attempting to stay on the fence just in case he does turn out to be real.
Atheists and believers are the same - the both have an absolute faith in a position it's impossible to be certain about. Agnostics are the odd ones out.
Atheists and believers are the same - the both have an absolute faith in a position it's impossible to be certain about. Agnostics are the odd ones out.
"If your'e agnostic about God, you have to be agnostic about fairies." - Ricky Gervais.
It's not rubbish at all. One of the definitions of agnostic is believing it's impossible to prove there is or isn't a god. From that point of view, it's also impossible to prove there are or aren't fairies.That's rubbish. Who is he to tell anyone what they have to believe? I could be atheist about God, a true believer in unicorns, but agnostic about pixies. I may have formed these opinions based on my own observations and experiences.
What is there to be more knowledgeable about? Are you an atheist?Ricky Gervais is absolutely insufferable when it comes to religion- no idea how he's somehow become the poster boy for Atheism....there are many far more intelligent and knowledgable on the issue
Atheists and believers are the same - the both have an absolute faith in a position it's impossible to be certain about. Agnostics are the odd ones out.
I'm pretty sure Ricky Gervais has always described himself as an agnostic athiest in that he doesn't believe in a God but can't necessarily disprove it. This is pretty much where I stand - I'm as certain as I can be that there is no God (because it's patently ridiculous) but I can't prove that there isn't one in the same way that someone in believes in God can't prove to me that there is one. Frankly, as long as no one bothers me about their faith, or imposes laws based on religion or blows me up because of their beliefs then each to their own.
Atheists and believers are the same - the both have an absolute faith in a position it's impossible to be certain about. Agnostics are the odd ones out.
What clap trap. Atheists don't believe in God, but that doesn't mean at some point in the future, if some miracle should befall them, they won't accept his existence.
What clap trap. Atheists don't believe in God, but that doesn't mean at some point in the future, if some miracle should befall them, they won't accept his existence.
“As a philosopher, if I were speaking to a purely philosophic audience I should say that I ought to describe myself as an Agnostic, because I do not think that there is a conclusive argument by which one can prove that there is not a God. On the other hand, if I am to convey the right impression to the ordinary man in the street I think that I ought to say that I am an Atheist, because, when I say that I cannot prove that there is not a God, I ought to add equally that I cannot prove that there are not the Homeric gods.”
― Bertrand Russell
Tbh honest, "God" creating everything is just as unbelievable as a "big bang" doing so.
Maybe, just maybe they're both wrong...?
Agnostics are attempting to stay on the fence just in case he does turn out to be real.
It's not rubbish at all. One of the definitions of agnostic is believing it's impossible to prove there is or isn't a god. From that point of view, it's also impossible to prove there are or aren't fairies.