@PB1022
I'm guessing you are lonely and isolated, because people with good social networks don't spend so much time bothering other people on the internet. Wouldn't you agree?
Instead of telling other people they have the wrong thoughts in their heads, why don't you try to get along, perhaps cultivate beneficial relationships with these people you seem to despise?
@kevin-eleven saidI don’t despise anyone.
@PB1022
I'm guessing you are lonely and isolated, because people with good social networks don't spend so much time bothering other people on the internet. Wouldn't you agree?
Instead of telling other people they have the wrong thoughts in their heads, why don't you try to get along, perhaps cultivate beneficial relationships with these people you seem to despise?
And you seem to spend as much time, if not more, than I do on the Internet, and your time in here is mostly spent trolling and insulting people.
I’m trying to have - and I think succeeding in having - thought-provoking discussions.
@fmf saidSure it does.
What I am "arguing" is that your stance ~ that the certainty of atheists regarding what they believe [or not believe] is "nonsensical and absurd" ~ has no bearing whatsoever on how certain they are about their beliefs.
Because any intelligent person knows his feelings can be wrong and knows the existence of God cannot logically be disproven.
@fmf saidWhy were/are you so concerned about your lack of belief? And why did your lack of belief trump everything else in that hospital room?
Well, when put to the test, my lack of belief proved to be robust and sincere. In that hospital room, I was thinking about my wife's condition and not about Jesus.
@pb1022 saidYour mind seems to focus on the occlusions and the condensations.
I don’t despise anyone.
And you seem to spend as much time, if not more, than I do on the Internet, and your time in here is mostly spent trolling and insulting people.
I’m trying to have - and I think succeeding in having - thought-provoking discussions.
You have as much choice as you have.
@pb1022 saidYour opinion, that the certainty of atheists regarding what they do not believe is somehow a function of how "intelligent" they are, has no bearing on how certain they actually are.
Because any intelligent person knows his feelings can be wrong and knows the existence of God cannot logically be disproven.
@pb1022 saidIt's more a case of whether or not lack of belief is an interesting topic on a Spirituality Forum.
Why were/are you so concerned about your lack of belief?
The OP question is: Have any of the agnostics or atheists on this forum ever had their lack [or loss] of belief tested?
No one has addressed this question, but that's OK. I have started many a thread that posed a question that didn't get any traction.
