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I've never quite understood the need for worship. No, I would not worship this supposed god and since it created me it should understand my reasoning.
I believe I never really understood sex but guess what?
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I've never quite understood the need for worship. No, I would not worship this supposed god and since it created me it should understand my reasoning.
Depends on which God. The God of the Bible? Certainly not. A more benign God or Goddess? Possibly.
May you elaborate?I'm pretty sure it would be heretical to do that.
As an atheist I think this is highly unlikely but for this thought experiment, let's assume that a god has revealed themselves to the world.
Now would you worship it?
I couldn't bring myself to do so; I'd be happy to say thanks for what I have but regularly get on my knees and give thanks, NO!
Thoughts.
As an atheist I think this is highly unlikely but for this thought experiment, let's assume that a god has revealed themselves to the world.
Now would you worship it?
I couldn't bring myself to do so; I'd be happy to say thanks for what I have but regularly get on my knees and give thanks, NO!
Thoughts.
Man is born with a void. All have it and find something to fill it. Christianity (it's faith and hope) is a filling of that void. Others place faith and hope in other things, usually of the flesh (physical). It's all about what you see best for yourself.As an atheist I think this is highly unlikely but for this thought experiment, let's assume that a god has revealed themselves to the world.
Now would you worship it?
I couldn't bring myself to do so; I'd be happy to say thanks for what I have but regularly get on my knees and give thanks, NO!
Thoughts.
When you have a meaningful reply, do let me know.I believe I never really understood sex but guess what?
I would argue that that so-called void are latent desires that have not been acted on. Many people like to pretend that they have managed to fill this void with their imagined god(s) but it could simply be none other than the placebo effect at play. The very nature of our confirmation bias reinforces our choices everyday as we see affirmation after affirmation that the choices we have made are the 'correct' ones. Likewise, we deftly ignore anything that does not match our expectations.Man is born with a void.
I used to think the idea of worship seemed pretty weird...before I knew the love of God. Now I know that it is the greatest form of love in response to the greatest love ever shown, the greatest love I've ever known. It's not about ritualistically getting on one's knees ( I rarely do that) or just saying thanks. It is so much more and yet so simple, as simple as freely and open being able to relate to One who knows you inside and out and still loves you with a love that is always there now and forever.As an atheist I think this is highly unlikely but for this thought experiment, let's assume that a god has revealed themselves to the world.
Now would you worship it?
I couldn't bring myself to do so; I'd be happy to say thanks for what I have but regularly get on my knees and give thanks, NO!
Thoughts.
As an atheist I think this is highly unlikely but for this thought experiment, let's assume that a god has revealed themselves to the world.
Now would you worship it?
I couldn't bring myself to do so; I'd be happy to say thanks for what I have but regularly get on my knees and give thanks, NO!
Thoughts.
Well in the bible, the people in heaven sing songs all day long as worship
Anyone who demands worship does not deserve to be worshiped.
The question does not understand the topic because if it did it would not have been asked as it was. It's like asking "if gravity ceased to exist what would be your favorite fruit."As an atheist I think this is highly unlikely but for this thought experiment, let's assume that a god has revealed themselves to the world.
Now would you worship it?
I couldn't bring myself to do so; I'd be happy to say thanks for what I have but regularly get on my knees and give thanks, NO!
Thoughts.
Anyone who demands worship does not deserve to be worshiped.