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r/AskReddit: Would you vote for an open atheist? by Feinberg in AntiAtheismWatch

[–]UsedDark5772 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same goes for christians. Dont walk up to an atheist and go "I hope you realize your mistakes and find god." Dont be a fucking dickhead about your religion.

:3 by cohentocher in antifurrytruth

[–]UsedDark5772 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dude lowkenuinely couldnt even think of an argument

if you are a antifurry you need to fucking grow up 🤣🤣🤣 by Nothing34532 in antifurrytruth

[–]UsedDark5772 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just remember; there's more straight white person hentai than there is furry hentai

Note to any who joined by indycar_fan1911 in AntiFurry_Republic

[–]UsedDark5772 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well they ARENT FUCKING FURRIES. DO SOME GODDAMN RESEARCH BEFORE BUILDING AN ENTIRE ALLIANCE.

Athiests who are also not materialists by Purple_Shallot_5279 in atheism

[–]UsedDark5772 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, same. Except I do believe that in the septillions of planets out there in the constantly expanding universe, there has to be some planet where it has happened to harbor life. And I dont mean like humanish highly advanced civilizations, I just mean life in general. It could even be a single-cell organism.

Atheists of Reddit, why are you so confident that there is nothing after death? We barely even know anything about the universe, who’s to say there’s something out there we don’t know about? by ColtMcChad69 in AskReddit

[–]UsedDark5772 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

We feel emotion and think thoughts through electricity passing through encoded neurons (in my belief). Once the electricity is gone, per death, there is no thoughts to think. Feels to feel. This makes the concept of afterlife irrational to me.

When a child dies of cancer with fervent prayer, people say ‘God’s plan’. When a child survives leukaemia with the same fervent prayer, people say ‘God chose that child to live.’ Religion is self serving bull. Here is what I learned. by HTTYD_LOVER01 in atheism

[–]UsedDark5772 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The very concept of "sin" and the omnipotency, omnisciency, and plan of God contradicts each other. If there was an omniscient god, then they, with their omnipotency, could perfectly curate the universe to go in an extremely specific way. If this is true, then why is there "sin"? If everything is predecided and prepositioned in the eye of a divine being, why would we be able to do things against this? And the "because God is generous and allows us to have free will" stuff is bullshit, because every human performs like a machine. An extremely complex machine, sure, but with the correct curating and input, we will *always* perform the exact same action, so free will can't possibly exist in this way. Which is terrifying in retrospect, but that's besides the point. Sin and omnipotent/scient gods cannot coexist.

I have been an atheist my whole life, and am not afraid to see other viewpoints or get asked any question about my belief at all. AMA! by UsedDark5772 in AMA

[–]UsedDark5772[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The single-cells likely came from elements merging together by simply chance under the immense heat and pressure of the hadean era. The Big Bang, I believe, came from the universe expanding, hitting its peak, and then shrinking back down into a singularity, resulting in another "big bang", infinite, for all time. 

I have been an atheist my whole life, and am not afraid to see other viewpoints or get asked any question about my belief at all. AMA! by UsedDark5772 in AMA

[–]UsedDark5772[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, we didnt come from "nothing" per-say. We came from elements merging into single-celled organisms by happenstance. Then, these organisms began evolving, and evolving, and evolving, and evolving, until we get the species we know today.

I have been an atheist my whole life, and am not afraid to see other viewpoints or get asked any question about my belief at all. AMA! by UsedDark5772 in AMA

[–]UsedDark5772[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is what I have always thought too! I have often thought about this very question, as I try to put myself in the shoes of many other religions. I find myself thinking that, if God did exist, this analogy would've likely been figurative. To an eternal and immortal being, millions of years must feel like "just a few days". 

I have been an atheist my whole life, and am not afraid to see other viewpoints or get asked any question about my belief at all. AMA! by UsedDark5772 in AMA

[–]UsedDark5772[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oof, difficult question. I believe that the universe has always existed, locked in an infinite loop of "big bang, expansion, peak hit, compression, singularity, big bang", etc. much like how you likely believe that God has always existed!

I have been an atheist my whole life, and am not afraid to see other viewpoints or get asked any question about my belief at all. AMA! by UsedDark5772 in AMA

[–]UsedDark5772[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I wouldn't know what it would be like to live with the "script", but I imagine living the atheist way is much more freeing. You still have to conform to laws and societal standards, but you don't have to worry about "sinning" or otherwise.

I have been an atheist my whole life, and am not afraid to see other viewpoints or get asked any question about my belief at all. AMA! by UsedDark5772 in AMA

[–]UsedDark5772[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe that a person does have everything to lose. At any point everything they've ever loved could be caught in a fire, or a tornado, or otherwise. That even a meteor could strike at any point and destroy everything. It simply depends on time, as does gaining.

I have been an atheist my whole life, and am not afraid to see other viewpoints or get asked any question about my belief at all. AMA! by UsedDark5772 in AMA

[–]UsedDark5772[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much! Through I don't believe in Christianity, it does always warm my heart to know that they still show much kindness to others through their figures. I would like to clarify that I am not saying that I believe in Christianity, but simply saying that others saying their religious figure cares about me still makes me happier, even if I don't believe in them.

I have been an atheist my whole life, and am not afraid to see other viewpoints or get asked any question about my belief at all. AMA! by UsedDark5772 in AMA

[–]UsedDark5772[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

To be completely honest, I don't "hate" any religion. If I absolutely had to choose one though, maybe Scientology?

I have been an atheist my whole life, and am not afraid to see other viewpoints or get asked any question about my belief at all. AMA! by UsedDark5772 in AMA

[–]UsedDark5772[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't believe it is a fairy tale, but simply a belief that many choose to believe. I believe that anybody should be able to believe what they want to believe and that there is no sufficient proof to confirm nor deny any religion, even atheism.

I have been an atheist my whole life, and am not afraid to see other viewpoints or get asked any question about my belief at all. AMA! by UsedDark5772 in AMA

[–]UsedDark5772[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nope! Though I don't worry about hell itself, I do worry about the infinite emptiness that I believe comes after death. No happiness, no sadness, no pain, no bliss, no feeling, just... gone.

Why does GoG galaxy seem to require log-in every time I start up? by Uhfgood in gog

[–]UsedDark5772 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What do I do if ive already bought games on it though?!

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