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I'm a christian, but I'm probably more interested in my personal stoic philosophy first. What is God? Is God a programmer? What language was our universe writ
by mkirklions 9y ago
I'm a christian, but I'm probably more interested in my personal stoic philosophy first.
What is God? Is God a programmer?
What language was our universe written in?
I find Atheism an excuse to skip these question. I think Agnostic is significantly a better way for Atheists to approach problems.
I'm starting to believe in Simulation Theory, and that a nerd like me created a universe. Thats our Christian "God".
- Vinnl 9y ago> I find Atheism an excuse to skip these question. I think Agnostic is significantly a better way for Atheists to approach problems. I know we're getting somewhat off-topic here, but... That's an odd remark? Being an atheist for me is not "an approach", is what I am - I simply don't believe in a god or whatever (anymore). That wasn't a conscious choice (although I was really conscious of it happening), but more of an observation: "huh, I guess I'm an atheist now."
- pazimzadeh 9y agoI think you have it backwards: Atheism is saying "I don't know." Agnosticism is saying "I don't think it's possible to know." Most religions are saying "I do know - it written in this book." Being an atheist does not preclude you from searching for answers, it just means admitting that we haven't found them yet. Agnosticism and religion are excuses to either pretend we can't know, or that we already know.