allfoak
Alchemist
It is the human condition to be fickle.
God cannot possibly be that way unless...
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God cannot possibly be that way unless...
.....god is a human construct.
allfoak
Alchemist
I am afraid that is not even possible.
It makes no difference who you are or where you live, if you want to know God you can, you don't have to learn about God from someone else and then begin believing, that is not how it works.
Hi people,
I am new here. I live in Germany, I am 18 years old and I am studying Computer Science in university.
I was born a Muslim, but I don't believe in Allah (EDIT: Islam) . However, I believe in God.
I hope, that I can learn a lot of things here
Hey, welcome to RF!
Lots to learn here, and hopefully we can learn from you as well. Enjoy your stay.
In terms of the coloured part, that doesn't take too much...!!!
Yeah, so whilst the sentiment is nice, that's not true.
If I was wandering the streets of Nazi Germany, asking the closest SS officer where I could find the synagogue would be an epically stupid question.
Spiderman
Veteran Member
The question wouldn't be sincereYeah, so whilst the sentiment is nice, that's not true.
If I was wandering the streets of Nazi Germany, asking the closest SS officer where I could find the synagogue would be an epically stupid question.
*scratches his head*
I mean, I was using an extreme example, and it's not really important, but...having said that...
Asking a friendly guy in a dark alley for change of a hundred?
Asking an undercover cop if you can score drugs?
Asking @Nietzsche for a character reference?
Lots of examples of bad questions.
Spiderman
Veteran Member
Ok...there are such things as bad questions but a little common sense can dictate to almost anybody what those bad questions are before they are asked.
If my ending was wrong, why not tell us what you were going to say. Please.
God cannot possibly be that way unless...
Unless what?
How about secular humanism, philosophical naturalism, epicureanism and Carvaka metaphysics?
How about secular humanism, philosophical naturalism, epicureanism and Carvaka metaphysics?
Perfect!
I knew you were well aware already of the limited span of atheism (in and of itself) but I just couldn't help myself. Character flaw, I guess...
An atheist of note from my home-city (Kolkata). Our part of India is famous for its prominence in atheistic, materialistic and Marxist leaningsPerfect!
I knew you were well aware already of the limited span of atheism (in and of itself) but I just couldn't help myself. Character flaw, I guess...
Ramkrishna Bhattacharya - Wikipedia
I'll readily admit, Charvaka is a new concept to me. Or at least, a new term.
allfoak
Alchemist
It's rather complicated but if it can be said that God is learning through us then when we change our mind, from a very simple and childlike perspective God does also.
God the Father does not ever change.
One god lets believers of him think that the physical Earth will remain forever and another god lets believers of him think that not only the whole Earth but the whole universe will disintegrate.
One god lets believers of him think that life on Earth is about obeying the law but another god lets believers think that freedom is the ultimate goal.
allfoak
Alchemist
Isn't it great!
LOL I suppose so!