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If I would really follow this thinking, I would need to thank for stuff like water and everything else as well. That's not feasible at all. I do go through lif
by sigi45 8y ago
If I would really follow this thinking, I would need to thank for stuff like water and everything else as well.
That's not feasible at all. I do go through life open and I'm very aware on what has to happen so I have food and water and shelter and it sounds strange and would feel strange praying/thanking someone/something for it.
I'm quite happy that I do have food on my table even as an nihilist.
Also in my experience I'm often enough quite aware that I do something I don't wanna do but that doesn't help me not doing it, some superficial stone in the way is superficial and will mentally just be kicked away.
- coldtea 8y ago>If I would really follow this thinking, I would need to thank for stuff like water and everything else as well. That's not feasible at all. Why? It sounds totally feasible -- and has been practiced by many people.
- v_lisivka 8y agoEven if you atheist, you should be thankful to society, which makes food, water, shelter, safety, etc. for you, and you should be good citizen. If you think otherwise, you will be burden or even toxic to your society. Look at ants, bees, or other social insects or animals as on example of healthy society, (because unhealthy ones dies pretty quickly).
- icebraining 8y agoAre you saying ants and bees feel thankful?