Questions on Non-Religion Answered

[Meow Mix]

I had a thread similar to this one that got so far sidetracked that it was moved to the jokes section, so this one is meant to be serious.

This is a thread for seekers to find answers about not having any religion at all.

I'm not here to "proselytize against religion" or anything; I just think irreligion (or non-religion) is a valid choice that someone who isn't sure what they believe can investigate.

 

[Breathe]

Your mistake here is thinking one who is a seeker, or has been a seeker, has not considered non-religion.

I considered leaving all religious concepts, and even a spirituality as a whole quite a few times, but I always ended up back shortly afterwards.

Irreligion may be a valid choice, but as a seeker I sought something, not nothing.

 

[Bob Dixon]

Your mistake here is thinking one who is a seeker, or has been a seeker, has not considered non-religion.

I considered leaving all religious concepts, and even a spirituality as a whole quite a few times, but I always ended up back shortly afterwards.

Irreligion may be a valid choice, but as a seeker I sought something, not nothing.

Wouldn't you say that irreligion is, in fact, something?
It does give answers, after all, and many people are well satisfied by it.

 

[9Westy9]

Your mistake here is thinking one who is a seeker, or has been a seeker, has not considered non-religion.

I considered leaving all religious concepts, and even a spirituality as a whole quite a few times, but I always ended up back shortly afterwards.

Irreligion may be a valid choice, but as a seeker I sought something, not nothing.

I left Christianity and started looking at religion more or less immediately. Non-religion sounds interesting enough though

 

[Breathe]

Wouldn't you say that irreligion is, in fact, something?
It does give answers, after all, and many people are well satisfied by it.

I consider irreligion like how I consider bald a hair colour.

Nothing wrong with it, but it ain't something, it's nothing.

 

[Bob Dixon]

I consider irreligion like how I consider bald a hair colour.

Nothing wrong with it, but it ain't something, it's nothing.

That is a pretty good analogy.

 

[9Westy9]

I had a thread similar to this one that got so far sidetracked that it was moved to the jokes section, so this one is meant to be serious.

This is a thread for seekers to find answers about not having any religion at all.

I'm not here to "proselytize against religion" or anything; I just think irreligion (or non-religion) is a valid choice that someone who isn't sure what they believe can investigate.

Here's a serious one for you

What does non-religion give you that religion cannot give you?