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Wouldn't believing nothing is out there, be believing in "something"? I for one don't believe that this creation came to be as a matter of random chance. I ha
by redspark 14y ago
Wouldn't believing nothing is out there, be believing in "something"?
I for one don't believe that this creation came to be as a matter of random chance. I have friends who absolutely believe that and they seem to be just as happy and fulfilled as I am.
- BrianPetro 14y ago"In case of tragedy, what would you do?" is the response I hear most often. Do you feel better equipped to handle those moments than your agnostic counterparts?
- lutusp 14y ago> Wouldn't believing nothing is out there, be believing in "something"? People who don't believe in God aren't claiming there's "nothing out there", only that there's no evidence for this idea. That's quite a different thing. Consider Bigfoot, for example. People who adopt a scientific outlook don't say there's no Bigfoot, only that there's no evidence. This summarizes the scientific "skeptical" outlook -- no evidence, no credibility.