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If you hold any morals or ideals as having value, then you're beholden to some belief. Whether that's considered "worship" is just semantics The only alternati
by beginningguava 8y ago
If you hold any morals or ideals as having value, then you're beholden to some belief. Whether that's considered "worship" is just semantics
The only alternative is that you have nothing you actually believe in, which for your sake I hope isn't true.
- bonesss 8y agoBeing beholden to beliefs is common to all people. But worship, to show reverence and adoration (for a deity), implies something entirely different than belief. Worship implies faith (ie belief in the absence of evidence). That difference is not just semantics, it's a fundamental distinction. Christians believe you require faith in Christ to be a Christian. Atheists and Christians believe in stop signs, neither worship them.