yossarian22
Resident Schizophrenic
My life has whatever meaning I wish to give it.
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Someone recently said life has no meaning for atheists. So, I was wondering if atheists agree with the notion life has no meaning for them. Also, why do you suppose people say life has no meaning for atheists?
Religion gives hope to those that are not as "fortunate" as others. So if what they hope in is not true, is it wrong of them to give themselves a little comfort in hoping in something that might not be true? Religion is not always a bad thing. There is alot of suffering in this world alot of people that dont get to "enjoy this life" looks forward to a better one.
Im just curious does atheist believe in Justice? If so, what about all the people who have lived and died whithout justice? Just bad Luck?
dance-above said:Religion gives hope to those that are not as "fortunate" as others. So if what they hope in is not true, is it wrong of them to give themselves a little comfort in hoping in something that might not be true? Religion is not always a bad thing. There is alot of suffering in this world alot of people that dont get to "enjoy this life" looks forward to a better one.
Im just curious does atheist believe in Justice? If so, what about all the people who have lived and died whithout justice? Just bad Luck?
Im just curious does atheist believe in Justice? If so, what about all the people who have lived and died whithout justice? Just bad Luck?
Im just curious does atheist believe in Justice? If so, what about all the people who have lived and died whithout justice? Just bad Luck?
I don't believe that anyone has died without justice. Anyone who wrongs you has not gained anything. They have accomplished only their own degredation, whether they realize it or not. People who only seek unworthy goals only achieve unworthy lives. That is justice enough.
eudaimonia,
Mark
You may as well just ask, "What is justice?"Instead of examining it in a spiritual sense, what about materialistically? For example, if a pack of hoodlums breaks into your house and smashes everything and burns all of your photos, although they are spiritually lessened, does this give you justice, or is justice only for them?
You may as well just ask, "What is justice?"
Justice is a human concept that says that people who do bad things get punished, those that do good are rewarded, and those that are the victims of bad things are compensated in some regard.