It would appear evident that
04 Feb '12 13:54Atheistic views of scientific analyses, proofs, and psychological view points are the way to go with regards to beliefs, evidence of Gods and no Gods, with proof therein, and that religious deitys can proove little with regards to the existence of a God, or associated deity of belief, and that overall it is the atheist who wins the argument of God/No God.
Psychology, in essence and principle of human logic would adhere that to believe in something unknown and unproven is 'idiocrasy' or, severely more, approcahing on insanity.
To believe in a wet towel when it's dry is, of course, ludicrous. To believe in a God, assumed in 'faith', is of course as ludicrous as the wet towel. My faith is that my towel is dry, when I FEEL it and touch it, and KNOW it has been hanging in the sun. There is no way I can touch a non-existent God. It is not matter, or of proof, or of any relevance to honest living.
To have fears I understand the God believers, in that they need to compensate for natural humane fears. They believe that something 'divine' happened at a time of fear. Of course, they over compensate and create ideas of a supernatural being, that is actually within themselves.
It's so tiresome watching these individuals post crass unproven words, and observing those self-said individuals being convoluted in realms of not even knowing their own path. Up and down they go, trying to storify their glory, when in deed there is commensurate evidence that there is no existence beyond themselves in what they search for or are looking for.
The path of glory leads to your own empty grave!
-m.
Psychology, in essence and principle of human logic would adhere that to believe in something unknown and unproven is 'idiocrasy' or, severely more, approcahing on insanity.
To believe in a wet towel when it's dry is, of course, ludicrous. To believe in a God, assumed in 'faith', is of course as ludicrous as the wet towel. My faith is that my towel is dry, when I FEEL it and touch it, and KNOW it has been hanging in the sun. There is no way I can touch a non-existent God. It is not matter, or of proof, or of any relevance to honest living.
To have fears I understand the God believers, in that they need to compensate for natural humane fears. They believe that something 'divine' happened at a time of fear. Of course, they over compensate and create ideas of a supernatural being, that is actually within themselves.
It's so tiresome watching these individuals post crass unproven words, and observing those self-said individuals being convoluted in realms of not even knowing their own path. Up and down they go, trying to storify their glory, when in deed there is commensurate evidence that there is no existence beyond themselves in what they search for or are looking for.
The path of glory leads to your own empty grave!
-m.
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