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Thinking about Atheism...

I'm trying to decide whether to 'convert' to Atheism. It feels più like my beliefs, but I'm not sure for two reasons:

1. Atheism would mean I had made a definate choice about God, and I'm not sure whether I want to o not.

2. It sounds silly, but Atheism has so many negative connotations, such as 'immoral'.

So, in short, could someone please tell me più about Atheism and your own individual thoughts so I can make a choice?
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I'm currently an agnostic.
MissKnowItAll posted più di un anno fa
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SouthParkSmart said:
te don't have to decide now. But if te look at the evidence, there IS a God. It makes scientific sense, and if te read libri like "The Case for a Creator" da Lee Strobel, te will see that smart people believe in God (no offense to those who don't, as I'm sure te can be smart without believing).

te are a child of God and He loves te so much. If te turn your back on Him, you're losing everything. But if te remain faithful to him, you're gaining everything.
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Well, I don't think Einstein believed in a God. I'd like to see a real fonte because I find it hard to believe.
Monrose posted più di un anno fa
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Yeah, and I KNOW my life is complete. If I gte pregnant, I'll get abortion, And I use condoms, I'm not an idiot. End up ruining my life? Well, I can also be hit da a car when I go out later tonight, but I'm not worried. I live one giorno at a time, and I don't need a 2000 anno old book to tell me how I'm supposed to life my life.
Monrose posted più di un anno fa
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Fine, go ahead. I'm through discussing this.
SouthParkSmart posted più di un anno fa
Monrose said:
1. If you're not sure if God exist o not, te should remain an agnostic.
2. Atheists can be just as 'good' and live da good morals as a christian, muslim o a jew. It's stupid to define people based on their religion.

I think atheism is fine, if te really don't believe in God, but I'll stick to Agnosticism. From what you've said, I think te should do so too.

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Thank te for answering
MissKnowItAll posted più di un anno fa
Irina92 said:
I generally don't believe in "labels", even if te don't mean it this way. te don't need to convert into anything if te are not sure. te can stay a free thinker, which is the best thing in my opinion; judging free from any ideological "mould". I don't know almost anything about agnostics, so I don't know if what I detto above is what they do.=)

Generally about the subject, I do believe in God cause when I try not to I just... can't orso the thought. I'm baptised Christian Orthodox but that's just because of the family tradition; I don't really care what christians think, I just like what Gesù detto about Amore towards everyone! As far as it concerns God I believe in what a greek writer, Kazantakis, detto in one of his libri (translation da me, kinda lousy); "Each race and each era gives God its own mask; but behind all the masks, there is, in all eras and in all races, the same always God.
We have the attraversare, croce as a sacred sign, the older ancestors had the labrys; but behind the attraversare, croce and the labrys I perceive and I worship, setting aside the ephemeral symbols, the true God." And all in all I think that the best we should do is not care too much about god, religion and domande we could never answer, but just enjoy life!=)
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Thanks
MissKnowItAll posted più di un anno fa
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No problem!=) As I already quoted Kazantzakis, if you're interested te can read his libri "Zorbas". (linkThat's what my mother suggested me to ready when she saw that I was too confused da religious things! After that, I got that there are più important things in life like..living!=)
Irina92 posted più di un anno fa
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