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how can anyone not believe in God ?
is atheism the ultimate stupidity ?
is atheism the ultimate stupidity ?
Naw this is the right forum Snoopy. Anywhere else and things like logic and reason would come into play.
Yeah Snoopy, I get that. Only here can this question be raised with any degree of alacrity.
how can anyone not believe in God ?
is atheism the ultimate stupidity ?
Quite easily folks don't believe in G!d, not all of them are atheists though, the agnostics quite rightly state they don't know and will tell you later...or not.how can anyone not believe in God ?
is atheism the ultimate stupidity ?
the eachness in the allness, exquisitely displayed in the natural world. Of course my opinion causes folks to call me a panentheist. I believe G!d is and always has been everything science can't explain, and when science can explain it all....it will also find G!d!What is God?
What is God?
Yes. Tell me exactly what God is and I'll tell you if I believe in it.
Chris
how can anyone not believe in God ?
is atheism the ultimate stupidity ?
"The Living Spirit."The innate aliveness found in all things.
I think that there is something paradoxical going on here, clearly not all atheists are stupid, but on the other hand they are unable to grasp a fundamental truth of the nature of reality
Religion in so far as it is a source of consolation is a hindrance to true faith; and in this sense atheism is a purification. I have to be an atheist with that part of myself which is not made for God. Among those in whom the supernatural part of themselves has not been awakened, the atheists are right and the believers wrong.
- Simone Weil, Faiths of Meditation; Contemplation of the divine
the Simone Weil Reader, edited by George A. Panichas (David McKay Co. NY 1977) p 417
That is why St. John of the Cross calls faith a night. With those who have received a Christian education, the lower parts of the soul become attached to these mysteries when they have no right at all to do so. That is why such people need a purification of which St. John of the Cross describes the stages. Atheism and incredulity constitute an equivalent of such a purification.
- Simone Weil, Faiths of Meditation; Contemplation of the divine
the Simone Weil Reader, edited by George A. Panichas (David McKay Co. NY 1977) p 418
"The difference between more or less intelligent men is like the difference between criminals condemned to life imprisonment in smaller or larger cells. The intelligent man who is proud of his intelligence is like a condemned man who is proud of his large cell."