Atheism is cope;here's why.

this is true, there is no objective universal morality. this is why atheists need to stop coping with morality heh

but i still adhere to my genetically derived values and beliefs, because it's what feels good to me.
Exactly you just proved it. Morality without God isn’t real, it’s a personal or social preference. You follow it because it feels good, not because it must be followed. That’s the very definition of coping, borrowing the structure of right and wrong while denying its true foundation.
 
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So morality is just genetics and instinct now? Then why do we condemn psychopaths who follow their own ‘code’? If morality is only genetic behavior, there’s no reason to call murder, betrayal, or cruelty wrong it’s just biology. You’re pretending morality is real while stripping it of any objective foundation. Religion doesn’t impose morality, it reveals it, grounding right and wrong beyond fleeting instincts. Without that, your ‘genetic code’ approach collapses under its own inconsistency.
because it doesn't feel good to me. my genetics inform me that acting in that way is disgusting, and also my genetic inform me through my understand of 2nd and 3rd order consequences, that allowing psychopaths to roam freely and do as they please is not way to run society, as eventually i might end up the victim of the psycopath. it doesn't contradict the concept of moral nihilism
 
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Exactly you just proved it. Morality without God isn’t real, it’s a personal or social preference. You follow it because it feels good, not because it must be followed. That’s the very definition of coping, borrowing the structure of right and wrong while denying its true foundation.
morality and god are both social constructs
 
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Nietzsches ideas nowadays are just teenager tier takes anyway. People are really idiotic to think religion in our societies is just people going to church, believing in the holy Trinity or wearing a hijab. You have to understand entire thought systems have been developed through history from religious bases that have shaped how presents itself as "atheist". It's just people think that history are things that happened.
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although real nietzschean are based
 
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because it doesn't feel good to me. my genetics inform me that acting in that way is disgusting, and also my genetic inform me through my understand of 2nd and 3rd order consequences, that allowing psychopaths to roam freely and do as they please is not way to run society, as eventually i might end up the victim of the psycopath. it doesn't contradict the concept of moral nihilism
Yet again you just admitted you’re borrowing society’s rules and consequences to guide your behavior. That’s the problem you act as if right and wrong exist, while claiming morality is purely genetic. You can’t have it both ways. True moral nihilism means there’s no obligation at all, yet you still rely on structures outside yourself to justify your actions. That’s coping using the appearance of morality while denying its foundation.
 
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morality and god are both social constructs
Sure, people create social rules and concepts of God but that doesn’t erase the truth behind them. Just because humans recognize or formalize something doesn’t mean it’s invented out of nothing. Morality as a social construct still points to an underlying reality humans respond to harm, fairness, and order because these reflect real consequences. Calling God or morality ‘social constructs’ doesn’t explain why every society independently recognizes similar principles that universality hints at something deeper than mere invention.
 
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So you admit morality is just social convention, yet you still act like right and wrong exist outside opinion. That’s the problem: if morality is only what humans agree on, there’s no reason to call any action objectively wrong — not murder, not betrayal, not genocide. You’re acting like morality is real, while claiming it’s convenience. That’s exactly what I mean when I say godless ethics are unstable: they borrow the very thing they deny.
But right or wrong is not found in the world, if God exists what do he has to say about our human civilization? How do we determine if killing animals is right or wrong if most humans are eating them. To put moral standards as humans we need conventions, remember when uneducated people could not vote? Now they can and we are still selecting the wrong corrupted leaders. Morals are reduced to standards, your voice is the main force. Sometimes violence is necessary. When you affirm what's right and wrong exists, you are submitting everyone to your standards.
 
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Yes but the ubermensch does not know what based is 😁

i blame nietzsche for a lot of my trouble in life, i just do bad things now and don't care about its consequence. He made me irreligious and sad.
 
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One of the lowest iq Threads I have seen in a while
 
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Morality Without God Is Incoherent

If atheism is true, morality is just human opinion, No action (murder, betrayal, genocide) can be objectively wrong only “socially inconvenient.”

Yet atheists still argue about right and wrong passionately. They live as if morality is real, but their worldview gives them no foundation for it,borrowing morality from God while denying His existence.

Reason Presupposes a Lawgiver

If the brain is just chemicals fizzing randomly, why trust thoughts at all?Logic requires universal laws of truth but where do those come from in a godless universe?Atheists rely on reason daily, but their worldview can’t justify why reason works

using the gift of reason while denying its Giver.

Order Doesn’t Come From Nothing

Atheism claims the universe “just happened.But nothing in human experience suggests that raw chaos produces the fine-tuned laws of physics, life, and consciousness,the atheist answer is: “It’s just random chance.” That’s not an explanation it’s cope dressed intelligence, pretending chance is a substitute for creation

Atheism Collapses in Suffering

In times of deep pain, loss, or injustice, “nothing matters, it’s all random” offers no comfort,even atheists cry out for fairness, justice, and hope beyond the grave.

denying God until reality exposes the need for Him.

"The greatest trick Satan pulled was making people believe he doesn't exist"
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i blame nietzsche for a lot of my trouble in life, i just do bad things now and don't care about its consequence. He made me irreligious and sad.
Then read something else
 
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Yet again you just admitted you’re borrowing society’s rules and consequences to guide your behavior. That’s the problem you act as if right and wrong exist, while claiming morality is purely genetic. You can’t have it both ways. True moral nihilism means there’s no obligation at all, yet you still rely on structures outside yourself to justify your actions. That’s coping using the appearance of morality while denying its foundation.
i don't care if right or wrong exist, i just care about what feels good to me and also what maximizes my and my group of genetic cohort's surival. you should only care about yourself and people who are like you(who share your genes)
 
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I believe in god but don’t follow any religion. Religion is man made and highly altered. It is disrespectful to god.
Exactly belief in God isn’t the problem it’s the human corruption of it. That actually strengthens the point morality and meaning aren’t invalidated because religion is flawed, they just get distorted when humans meddle. Recognizing God without following every altered rule shows discernment, not weakness. The core truth exists independent of human error and that’s what most atheists or critics overlook.
 
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But right or wrong is not found in the world, if God exists what do he has to say about our human civilization? How do we determine if killing animals is right or wrong if most humans are eating them. To put moral standards as humans we need conventions, remember when uneducated people could not vote? Now they can and we are still selecting the wrong corrupted leaders. Morals are reduced to standards, your voice is the main force. Sometimes violence is necessary. When you affirm what's right and wrong exists, you are submitting everyone to your standards.
So your argument is that morals are just conventions, yet you act as if right and wrong actually matter. You complain about corrupted leaders and voting, but that already presumes an objective standard of justice and harm. If morality is purely human, then violence, deception, or exploitation aren’t ‘wrong’ they’re just popular or unpopular choices. Claiming otherwise is exactly what I mean by coping: borrowing the authority of right and wrong while denying its true foundation.
 
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i don't care if right or wrong exist, i just care about what feels good to me and also what maximizes my and my group of genetic cohort's surival. you should only care about yourself and people who are like you(who share your genes)
So your morals exist only to feel good and protect your genetic cohort? That’s exactly the point without God, morality is reduced to self-interest and tribalism. You act as if it matters universally, yet it’s just biology dictating preference. That’s coping pretending your instincts are moral law, while borrowing the very sense of right and wrong you claim doesn’t exist.
 
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One of the lowest iq Threads I have seen in a while
Lowest IQ, huh? Funny calling out a thread without addressing a single point is the hallmark of someone too afraid to engage with reality. Critique ideas,not cowardice.That’s how debates are won not by throwing insults from the sidelines.
 
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So your morals exist only to feel good and protect your genetic cohort? That’s exactly the point without God, morality is reduced to self-interest and tribalism. You act as if it matters universally, yet it’s just biology dictating preference. That’s coping pretending your instincts are moral law, while borrowing the very sense of right and wrong you claim doesn’t exist.
what's wrong with that? you think a tiger cares if it's right or wrong to kill a deer. these concepts are not real things that exist. they are cognitive aberrations born out of self awareness.

as i said, everything is post hoc justification for genetic behavior. you justify your behavior because your genes have been selected by judeochristian ethics through the centuries to think and act within a deistic moral framework. there is nothing suggesting this is more true or false than the moral framework i operate under
 
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what's wrong with that? you think a tiger cares if it's right or wrong to kill a deer. these concepts are not real things that exist. they are cognitive aberrations born out of self awareness.

as i said, everything is post hoc justification for genetic behavior. you justify your behavior because your genes have been selected by judeochristian ethics through the centuries to think and act within a deistic moral framework. there is nothing suggesting this is more true or false than the moral framework i operate under
Exactly you admit morality is just what feels good and protects your tribe. But that’s the point: you act like right and wrong exist universally while admitting it’s all biology and social conditioning. Pretending instincts are moral law doesn’t make them binding it’s coping, plain and simple. If morality is just a cognitive aberration, then your ‘framework’ has no more claim to truth than mine yet humans instinctively recognize fairness, harm, and justice beyond mere survival. That universality hints at something greater than genes or post hoc rationalizations
 
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So your argument is that morals are just conventions, yet you act as if right and wrong actually matter. You complain about corrupted leaders and voting, but that already presumes an objective standard of justice and harm. If morality is purely human, then violence, deception, or exploitation aren’t ‘wrong’ they’re just popular or unpopular choices. Claiming otherwise is exactly what I mean by coping: borrowing the authority of right and wrong while denying its true foundation.
The concepts of justice and law were man made, everything is. We have a law codes since Babilonia, we have concepts of justice since the Greeks or Vedic era. These concepts are actually philosophy not religion, those are discussed in philosophy debates. Anything else is use of power and freedom, this is what I believe. If you need to believe in God you need an autority to manage your life, like a dad saying what you need to accomplish, therefore not using your actual reason to decide if what "God" says should be followed or not. Obviously not all morals are based on reason some are based on feelings as well, this speaks about more the nature of humans.
 
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what's wrong with that? you think a tiger cares if it's right or wrong to kill a deer. these concepts are not real things that exist. they are cognitive aberrations born out of self awareness.

as i said, everything is post hoc justification for genetic behavior. you justify your behavior because your genes have been selected by judeochristian ethics through the centuries to think and act within a deistic moral framework. there is nothing suggesting this is more true or false than the moral framework i operate under
You say your morals are nothing but genes and ‘what feels good,’ and you wear that like a banner. Fine if survival instincts are all you’re selling, then admit the full logic cruelty, deception, and tribal violence are morally permissible whenever they ‘feel’ advantageous. Tell me then what stops you from praising a man who murders for his tribe? Only the very moral intuition you pretend is mere biology, you act like your framework is neutral. It isn’t it’s raw self interest dressed up in pseudo science,while you smugly reduce morality to genetics, every functioning human society throughout history developed rules against wanton harm, not because genes commanded it in the moment, but because wiser men learned,that order beats chaos. You cling to the convenience of moral nihilism until it bites you then you beg for the very norms you denied,if your position is honest, live it declare that the strong may do as they please and watch civilization devour you. If you value survival, then adopt the practices that preserve people beyond your cohort restraint, justice, fidelity and stop pretending these are mere whims. Your so called ‘genetic code’ offers no authority, no binding duty, and no answer when tyranny rises. That contradiction is your defeat. You’ve built your argument on quicksand I brought the siege engines. Decide stand by your theory in full, or accept the moral architecture that actually keeps us alive.
 
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You say your morals are nothing but genes and ‘what feels good,’ and you wear that like a banner. Fine if survival instincts are all you’re selling, then admit the full logic cruelty, deception, and tribal violence are morally permissible whenever they ‘feel’ advantageous. Tell me then what stops you from praising a man who murders for his tribe? Only the very moral intuition you pretend is mere biology, you act like your framework is neutral. It isn’t it’s raw self interest dressed up in pseudo science,while you smugly reduce morality to genetics, every functioning human society throughout history developed rules against wanton harm, not because genes commanded it in the moment, but because wiser men learned,that order beats chaos. You cling to the convenience of moral nihilism until it bites you then you beg for the very norms you denied,if your position is honest, live it declare that the strong may do as they please and watch civilization devour you. If you value survival, then adopt the practices that preserve people beyond your cohort restraint, justice, fidelity and stop pretending these are mere whims. Your so called ‘genetic code’ offers no authority, no binding duty, and no answer when tyranny rises. That contradiction is your defeat. You’ve built your argument on quicksand I brought the siege engines. Decide stand by your theory in full, or accept the moral architecture that actually keeps us alive.
yes, might is right. every law of the universe whether physical, chemical, or biology comports with this notion. i am for committing atrocities on black people for what they're doing, what they have been doing, and what they will do on account of their genetic regression to the mean:

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i think there is nothing more noble than facing someone who is in all ways imperceptibly different from you, who could be your best friend, and yet murdering him in cold blood because you understand that his genes will forever torment yours if it is allowed to propagate.
 
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The concepts of justice and law were man made, everything is. We have a law codes since Babilonia, we have concepts of justice since the Greeks or Vedic era. These concepts are actually philosophy not religion, those are discussed in philosophy debates. Anything else is use of power and freedom, this is what I believe. If you need to believe in God you need an autority to manage your life, like a dad saying what you need to accomplish, therefore not using your actual reason to decide if what "God" says should be followed or not. Obviously not all morals are based on reason some are based on feelings as well, this speaks about more the nature of humans.
So now you say justice and law are just man-made philosophy, yet you still act as if they matter, as if societies ought to follow them,that’s the contradiction if morality and law are optional inventions, why lament abuses of power or celebrate fairness? Civilization itself answers the question societies that ignored these principles collapsed, those that honored them endured. You pretend to observe reality neutrally, but you’re already borrowing moral authority every time you judge or reason about human flourishing. Denying objective morality while relying on its effects is exactly what I mean by coping.
 
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The concepts of justice and law were man made, everything is. We have a law codes since Babilonia, we have concepts of justice since the Greeks or Vedic era. These concepts are actually philosophy not religion, those are discussed in philosophy debates. Anything else is use of power and freedom, this is what I believe. If you need to believe in God you need an autority to manage your life, like a dad saying what you need to accomplish, therefore not using your actual reason to decide if what "God" says should be followed or not. Obviously not all morals are based on reason some are based on feelings as well, this speaks about more the nature of humans.
So now you reduce justice, law, and morality to inventions, yet you still argue as if they matter universally. You claim God is just a parental authority we don’t need, yet your reasoning itself borrows the very principles you deny are binding fairness, restraint, survival of society. You point to feelings as part of human nature, but feelings alone cannot explain why civilizations that ignored restraint collapsed while those that honored it endured. You have built a tower of argument on sand: denying objective morality while leaning on its fruits. The phalanx of history tramples every system that treats right and wrong as optional. Recognize it, or watch your reasoning fall like a city without walls.
 
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yes, might is right. every law of the universe whether physical, chemical, or biology comports with this notion. i am for committing atrocities on black people for what they're doing, what they have been doing, and what they will do on account of their genetic regression to the mean:

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i think there is nothing more noble than facing someone who is in all ways imperceptibly different from you, who could be your best friend, and yet murdering him in cold blood because you understand that his genes will forever torment yours if it is allowed to propagate.
You stand here and call for atrocities as if you wear courage on your sleeve. That is not courage it is barbarism dressed as pseudo‑science. Your logic collapses into two thingsraw hatred and a fantasy of domination,might makes right’ is a mantra of tyrants and the ruin of empires. History does not celebrate those who murder for imagined purity it buries them and their regimes under the weight of justice and human condemnation.You appeal to ‘genes’ as though that explains morality it doesn’t it explains nothing and justifies less. If you truly believe in survival, study history: regimes that practiced racial slaughter destroyed themselves, leaving only blood, ruin, and retribution. Civilization survives by restraint, rule of law, and mutual trust not by satisfying petty cruelty or imagined genetic grudges, Genes explain biology, not morality. Using ‘genetics’ to justify murder is monstrous and scientifically bankrupt. That’s not philosophy that’s a crime.
 
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What if there exists some Alien civilization where evolution granted them an "immoral" moral compass when looking at an anthropocentric moral lens? Are these said aliens committing sin and are destined for hell? (I assume these aliens being as capable as humans in metacognition and in intelligence)

So does religion inherently only value humans bcs some man named Jesus was born here and told you so? What about all the potential Aliens? Or do you disregard their existence, or say evolution can only grant a moral view that converges to same as humans have?

Essentially I'm asking, if there exists some objective metaphysical moral view on what is right and wrong, is it only given to humans? And everyone else gets fucked? Isn't this kinda "evil" to everyone else, why is the species human the only special one?
 
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The concepts of justice and law were man made, everything is. We have a law codes since Babilonia, we have concepts of justice since the Greeks or Vedic era. These concepts are actually philosophy not religion, those are discussed in philosophy debates. Anything else is use of power and freedom, this is what I believe. If you need to believe in God you need an autority to manage your life, like a dad saying what you need to accomplish, therefore not using your actual reason to decide if what "God" says should be followed or not. Obviously not all morals are based on reason some are based on feelings as well, this speaks about more the nature of humans.
you parade history to say ‘we made law’ and then act surprised we use law to judge behavior that’s the contradiction you hide from,if moral rules are merely invention, why mourn injustice? Why educate, legislate, or punish? Civilizations that treated right and wrong as optional collapsed into violence and ruin,those that enshrined restraint endured and prospered,you claim philosophy freed us from a paternal God, yet your own arguments rely on the fruits of the very moral architecture you deny. Either live entirely by your creed celebrate tribal survival and the strong’s whims or accept that some principles function like truths because they preserve life and community,the choice is simple: build, or burn empires are carved from restraint and law, not nihilism. Your theory fails the field test, the phalanx of reality has already marched through it.
 
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Ok atheism is cope so what’s the truth?

Allah who tells me to strap a bomb to my chest and explode it in a large crowd so I can get 72 virgins in paradise?
 
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What if there exists some Alien civilization where evolution granted them an "immoral" moral compass when looking at an anthropocentric moral lens? Are these said aliens committing sin and are destined for hell? (I assume these aliens being as capable as humans in metacognition and in intelligence)

So does religion inherently only value humans bcs some man named Jesus was born here and told you so? What about all the potential Aliens? Or do you disregard their existence, or say evolution can only grant a moral view that converges to same as humans have?

Essentially I'm asking, if there exists some objective metaphysical moral view on what is right and wrong, is it only given to humans? And everyone else gets fucked? Isn't this kinda "evil" to everyone else, why is the species human the only special one?
You ask: if objective moral truth exists, does it apply only to humans? What of aliens, whose evolution might grant them a different “moral compass” that looks monstrous through our eyes are they sinners? Are they damned? Does the universe play favorites, punishing some creatures while sparing others simply because they were born on Earth? Hear me with the sweep of reason and the authority of history,if moral truth is real, it is not a human-only club,any being capable of moral choice human or alien would stand under its principles, though the demands may differ according to their nature, faculties, and circumstances,Consider this objective moral law is like gravity it does not wink out because a species has a different form. But “applies” does not mean “applies identically.” Just as generals and soldiers are under the same law of war yet have different duties, so too would moral obligations vary with the capacities and needs of any moral agent. An alien might act in ways we find abhorrent, yet either their compass is mistaken relative to objective moral truth, or their nature makes those actions morally appropriate for them. Without a standard, we cannot even judge them at all,the incarnation of Christ as human explains how redemption entered our history, but it does not prove cosmic favoritism,historical necessity dictated a human bridge it does not limit the scope of justice or moral law to our species alone. Likewise, evolutionary explanations for morality cooperation, empathy, reciprocity describe why humans tend to value certain behaviors, not whether those behaviors are truly right,explaining the origin of a value is not the same as justifying it objectively
A true moral order is tested by its scope and its fruit. It must intelligibly address any rational agent, human or otherwise, and explain why cooperation, truth, and restraint matter beyond mere preference. It accounts for remorse, praise, punishment, and reform. It explains why even when tempted to selfishness, we recoil at certain acts. A narrow moral framework that collapses under the possibility of alien minds is insufficient. A robust moral law is imperial in reach it binds, it judges, it preserves, it builds civilizations instead of razing them.
So here is thetruth: moral law, if real, is not parochial. It is the law of any city or empire that would endure,the judge measures according to knowledge, nature, and circumstance; the law does not favor species, but binds all who are capable of moral reasoning,ask not whether the universe is partial,ask whether you live by the principles that build empires instead of watching them crumble. That is the measure of justice worthy of the name.
 
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Ok atheism is cope so what’s the truth?

Allah who tells me to strap a bomb to my chest and explode it in a large crowd so I can get 72 virgins in paradise?
No, that grotesque caricature isn’t ‘the truth’ of any major faith, it’s a strawman designed to dodge real discussion. If your best retort to serious theology is a fantasy about suicide and virgins, you’ve already lost the debate.

You offered a cartoon version of religion and called it ‘the truth.’ Nice dodge. Real faiths do not teach murdering innocents or killing yourself for a cheap fantasy,that’s terrorism, not theology. If you want an honest debate, state a real position instead of wheeling out the most dishonest caricature you can find. Otherwise you’re just trolling for cheap outrage while pretending you’ve disproven centuries of thought.


And no where in my original post have I mentioned any God of the 3 major religions.
 
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High iq thread
 
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Morality Without God Is Incoherent

If atheism is true, morality is just human opinion, No action (murder, betrayal, genocide) can be objectively wrong only “socially inconvenient.”

Yet atheists still argue about right and wrong passionately. They live as if morality is real, but their worldview gives them no foundation for it,borrowing morality from God while denying His existence.

Reason Presupposes a Lawgiver

If the brain is just chemicals fizzing randomly, why trust thoughts at all?Logic requires universal laws of truth but where do those come from in a godless universe?Atheists rely on reason daily, but their worldview can’t justify why reason works

using the gift of reason while denying its Giver.

Order Doesn’t Come From Nothing

Atheism claims the universe “just happened.But nothing in human experience suggests that raw chaos produces the fine-tuned laws of physics, life, and consciousness,the atheist answer is: “It’s just random chance.” That’s not an explanation it’s cope dressed intelligence, pretending chance is a substitute for creation

Atheism Collapses in Suffering

In times of deep pain, loss, or injustice, “nothing matters, it’s all random” offers no comfort,even atheists cry out for fairness, justice, and hope beyond the grave.

denying God until reality exposes the need for Him.

"The greatest trick Satan pulled was making people believe he doesn't exist"
DNR but liked anyways.

I have already debated the top atheist here and crushed every single one I have completely refuted and smashed GAYtheism into smitherines yet they keep pushing the same tired old points again which have been easily destroyed
 
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DNR but liked anyways.

I have already debated the top atheist here and crushed every single one I have completely refuted and smashed GAYtheism into smitherines yet they keep pushing the same tired old points again which have been easily destroyed
It's okay,well based on the obvious number of replies you can see I've dominated,refuted and completely killed every atheist argument like Alexander the great I am undefeated
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Atheism is basically nihilism under the false identity of intelligence
 
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It's okay,well based on the obvious number of replies you can see I've dominated,refuted and completely killed every atheist argument like Alexander the great I am undefeated
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Atheism is basically nihilism under the false identity of intelligence
GAYthiesm taken to its logical conclusion leads to complete total skepticism for literally everything including one’s own existence and leads to nihilism because nothing has meaning things simply just “are” and even then you don’t know what actually “Is” because that requires knowledge which has preconditions that cannot be justified as an GAYthiest.

When you really think about it Gaytheism is made for the MIDwitts that fell for the man in the white lab coat meme and thus have an appeal to authority falling as their religion of the white lab coat man

Alexander isn’t a Christian warrior, a better man would be King Richard. Or Alexander Nevsky (same name 😉).
 
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So now you say justice and law are just man-made philosophy, yet you still act as if they matter, as if societies ought to follow them,that’s the contradiction if morality and law are optional inventions, why lament abuses of power or celebrate fairness? Civilization itself answers the question societies that ignored these principles collapsed, those that honored them endured. You pretend to observe reality neutrally, but you’re already borrowing moral authority every time you judge or reason about human flourishing. Denying objective morality while relying on its effects is exactly what I mean by coping.
We haven't touched ground yet, we are still discussing morality as a possibility. And my atheist stance can explain more than what your monist God stance about human problems. People lament abuse of power because it violates the principle behind all actions which is sympathy and cooperation, without it there's no society. This would be a law apriori of action, as Adam Smith and Hume remark. People celebrate fairness when the social contract is respected whatever their laws might be, in some societies abortion is seen as good in others as bad. How do you determine if an action is moral or inmoral with God? Nowadays we live in the morals of empathy which are left meaning since it's all about feelings and no rational laws, although the first liberal laws had foundation on Locke's social contract. Religion is a weapon of power when is forced, like what happened to africans and indios when europeans arrived. As for your argument is very general, there has been empires with different religions. In the old age pretty much everyone believed in a superior power no matter if it was an animal or a god. It's very stupid to keep believing in such tales in 2025.
 
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The Universe might indeed be manufactured/created, by someone or something, one or many, that we could consider god/gods.

But I am not fond of the human-centric aspect of religion. What if there are no souls, no heaven, no hell, and you won't be punished/rewarded for your actions?
 
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mid tier deist argument tbh. all you've done is proven insentient glibtards and atheist midwits are full of shit, this doesn't at all prove there is a universal divinely inspired morality.
 
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Dnr, religion is for sissies who can't cope with the fact that there is nothing after death
Atheism is cope for those who can’t cope with burning in hell.
 
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Morality Without God Is Incoherent

If atheism is true, morality is just human opinion, No action (murder, betrayal, genocide) can be objectively wrong only “socially inconvenient.”

Yet atheists still argue about right and wrong passionately. They live as if morality is real, but their worldview gives them no foundation for it,borrowing morality from God while denying His existence.

Reason Presupposes a Lawgiver

If the brain is just chemicals fizzing randomly, why trust thoughts at all?Logic requires universal laws of truth but where do those come from in a godless universe?Atheists rely on reason daily, but their worldview can’t justify why reason works

using the gift of reason while denying its Giver.

Order Doesn’t Come From Nothing

Atheism claims the universe “just happened.But nothing in human experience suggests that raw chaos produces the fine-tuned laws of physics, life, and consciousness,the atheist answer is: “It’s just random chance.” That’s not an explanation it’s cope dressed intelligence, pretending chance is a substitute for creation

Atheism Collapses in Suffering

In times of deep pain, loss, or injustice, “nothing matters, it’s all random” offers no comfort,even atheists cry out for fairness, justice, and hope beyond the grave.

denying God until reality exposes the need for Him.

"The greatest trick Satan pulled was making people believe he doesn't exist"
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its actually the opposite u retarded fag
 
We haven't touched ground yet, we are still discussing morality as a possibility. And my atheist stance can explain more than what your monist God stance about human problems. People lament abuse of power because it violates the principle behind all actions which is sympathy and cooperation, without it there's no society. This would be a law apriori of action, as Adam Smith and Hume remark. People celebrate fairness when the social contract is respected whatever their laws might be, in some societies abortion is seen as good in others as bad. How do you determine if an action is moral or inmoral with God? Nowadays we live in the morals of empathy which are left meaning since it's all about feelings and no rational laws, although the first liberal laws had foundation on Locke's social contract. Religion is a weapon of power when is forced, like what happened to africans and indios when europeans arrived. As for your argument is very general, there has been empires with different religions. In the old age pretty much everyone believed in a superior power no matter if it was an animal or a god. It's very stupid to keep believing in such tales in 2025.
You’re mixing history, philosophy, and opinion into a stew and calling it ‘atheist clarity.’ But the cracks show. You say morality is sympathy and cooperation, yet admit societies disagree completely on what counts as moral abortion, slavery, warfare, all treated differently across eras. If morality is just sympathy, then the Nazis were ‘moral’ by their own standard, since they cooperated within their group,that’s not morality that’s tribal instinct dressed up with philosophy quotes,you appeal to Hume and Smith, but even they knew sympathy doesn’t create obligation it explains behavior. Obligation requires something beyond personal feeling or social convenience. Otherwise morality is just fashion, changing with the times like hemlines. If today’s empathy says abortion is moral, and tomorrow’s empathy says infanticide is moral, by your logic both are equally valid. That is not law ‘a priori.’ that is relativism,Then you turn to religion as ‘power.’ Yes, religion has been abused by power but so have democracy, science, and every other human institution,the abuse of a thing doesn’t erase its truth. Europeans using Christianity as a sword does not prove Christianity false, only that men twist the sacred for gain just as men twist philosophy or secular ideology into weapons,shall we dismiss reason itself because tyrants have used it to justify genocide?and finally you declare belief in God ‘stupid in 2025.’ But your whole argument rests on invisible standards of fairness, obligation, and truth none of which you can ground in atoms, genes, or sympathy you borrow moral language from a worldview you reject, without God, your sympathy is just a chemical reaction, your cooperation just herd instinct, your fairness just a survival strategy, Call that ‘morality’ if you wish, but it’s not binding, not universal, and not reason it’s preference,you mock the idea of a monist God, yet your own stance can’t explain why anyone should be moral when it costs them. At best you explain why people feel moral impulses. At worst, you excuse every atrocity as just another social contract. That is the poverty of your ‘atheist stance.’ That is why belief has endured through every empire and every age. Ideas built on sand wash away but truth remains.
 
mid tier deist argument tbh. all you've done is proven insentient glibtards and atheist midwits are full of shit, this doesn't at all prove there is a universal divinely inspired morality.
You’ve just admitted the atheist midwits are full of shit, which is already a victory in itself,But let’s be clear dismissing universal morality as ‘mid-tier deism’ doesn’t save you it exposes you, Because the moment you say morality isn’t universal, you admit it’s just preference, which means you can’t condemn a single atrocity in history. Nazi genocide, slavery, torture all become mere ‘alternative preferences.’ If you recoil from that, you’ve already betrayed your own stance and appealed to something higher than preference.
The very fact you can recognize hypocrisy in atheists, or call an argument ‘mid-tier,’ shows you’re appealing to standards of truth and coherence beyond your own genes, Where do those standards come from? If it’s just survival instinct, then truth doesn’t matter, only survival and your whole argument collapses as meaningless noise,So here’s the point either there is a universal grounding for morality, or there is none. If there is none, then your argument against atheists has no force you’ve only traded one cope for another,If there is one, then you’ve conceded exactly what you think you’re dodging that morality is objective, binding, and not reducible to chemicals, instincts, or preference. And that is the threshold of the divine.
 
The Universe might indeed be manufactured/created, by someone or something, one or many, that we could consider god/gods.

But I am not fond of the human-centric aspect of religion. What if there are no souls, no heaven, no hell, and you won't be punished/rewarded for your actions?
You’ve already admitted the possibility that the universe is created,now here’s the wager, if there is no soul, no heaven, no hell then nothing matters, and at worst I’ve lived a disciplined, meaningful life shaped by higher principles. But if souls exist, and there is judgment, then the stakes are eternal heaven or hell. In that case, the atheist gamble is the most reckless bet in history.

So which is wiser? To live as if nothing has meaning, risking infinite loss if you’re wrong? Or to live as if there is meaning, risking nothing if you’re wrong but gaining everything if you’re right? That’s not blind faith, that’s simple rational self-preservation.
 
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its actually the opposite u retarded fag
If you think it’s the opposite, then show the math,ifGod doesn’t exist, believers lose nothing but gain meaning and order in this life,if God does exist, unbelievers lose everything for eternity. Where’s the ‘opposite’ in that? You can mock, but mockery isn’t an argument it’s just proof you’ve got nothing to stand on.
 
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You’re mixing history, philosophy, and opinion into a stew and calling it ‘atheist clarity.’ But the cracks show. You say morality is sympathy and cooperation, yet admit societies disagree completely on what counts as moral abortion, slavery, warfare, all treated differently across eras. If morality is just sympathy, then the Nazis were ‘moral’ by their own standard, since they cooperated within their group,that’s not morality that’s tribal instinct dressed up with philosophy quotes,you appeal to Hume and Smith, but even they knew sympathy doesn’t create obligation it explains behavior. Obligation requires something beyond personal feeling or social convenience. Otherwise morality is just fashion, changing with the times like hemlines. If today’s empathy says abortion is moral, and tomorrow’s empathy says infanticide is moral, by your logic both are equally valid. That is not law ‘a priori.’ that is relativism,Then you turn to religion as ‘power.’ Yes, religion has been abused by power but so have democracy, science, and every other human institution,the abuse of a thing doesn’t erase its truth. Europeans using Christianity as a sword does not prove Christianity false, only that men twist the sacred for gain just as men twist philosophy or secular ideology into weapons,shall we dismiss reason itself because tyrants have used it to justify genocide?and finally you declare belief in God ‘stupid in 2025.’ But your whole argument rests on invisible standards of fairness, obligation, and truth none of which you can ground in atoms, genes, or sympathy you borrow moral language from a worldview you reject, without God, your sympathy is just a chemical reaction, your cooperation just herd instinct, your fairness just a survival strategy, Call that ‘morality’ if you wish, but it’s not binding, not universal, and not reason it’s preference,you mock the idea of a monist God, yet your own stance can’t explain why anyone should be moral when it costs them. At best you explain why people feel moral impulses. At worst, you excuse every atrocity as just another social contract. That is the poverty of your ‘atheist stance.’ That is why belief has endured through every empire and every age. Ideas built on sand wash away but truth remains.
Because I am not a moralist. Societies have been buildt on norms, those norms created laws, laws created habits and people started believing in certain morality that's grounded in history. The problem with religioncopers is that you will always act as God, telling everyone else if what they do is right or wrong based on something said in a religious book, this is not different than being a judge in a court. Your narcissist behavior comes from being deeply brainwashed by a particular religion, but actually there's no need to be christian to experience the kind of social principles that found morality, you probably think that all atheists will act wrong but they might share some behaviors of other religious people such as helping people in need. This is where sympathy comes from, it's in our human brain, not outside the world not in a God that gives us a sense of life. The ability of feeling empathy for example can be emotional or rational, as you might have learned in the different personality archetypes they're not incompatible. I'm taking your divine stance to come back to earth. Atheism is natural, no one is born believing in God, everyone copies their parents behavior and adults follow social norms to fit in. This is a more scientific explanation of morality than your metaphysic philosophy based on a being that has never been proven. Such words as cooperation, social contract, sympathy and fairness can explain a whole lot of human interactions without being biologicism. We should also talk about the social effect of language because most norms are actually rationalized emotions given on language. And as I said before an action can be moral or inmoral depending on the context, even Aristotle (a conservative) knew this. You're just talking about ontology but never about ethics.
 
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Because I am not a moralist. Societies have been buildt on norms, those norms created laws, laws created habits and people started believing in certain morality that's grounded in history. The problem with religioncopers is that you will always act as God, telling everyone else if what they do is right or wrong based on something said in a religious book, this is not different than being a judge in a court. Your narcissist behavior comes from being deeply brainwashed by a particular religion, but actually there's no need to be christian to experience the kind of social principles that found morality, you probably think that all atheists will act wrong but they might share some behaviors of other religious people such as helping people in need. This is where sympathy comes from, it's in our human brain, not outside the world not in a God that gives us a sense of life. The ability of feeling empathy for example can be emotional or rational, as you might have learned in the different personality archetypes they're not incompatible. I'm taking your divine stance to come back to earth. Atheism is natural, no one is born believing in God, everyone copies their parents behavior and adults follow social norms to fit in. This is a more scientific explanation of morality than your metaphysic philosophy based on a being that has never been proven. Such words as cooperation, social contract, sympathy and fairness can explain a whole lot of human interactions. We should also talk about the social effect of language because most norms are actually rationalized emotions given on language. And as I said before an action can be moral or inmoral depending on the context, even Aristotle (a conservative) knew this.
You’re confusing description with prescription.

Yes, societies create norms, laws, and habits but those are descriptions of what people do. They do not tell you what people ought to do,without an objective moral lawgiver every “ought” you invoke (helping people, fairness, sympathy, cooperation) is just a personal or cultural preference. The Nazis had “laws” and “norms” too. Was that “moral” because it was socially accepted? If not, why not?

You’re borrowing from the very framework you’re denying you’re smuggling in objective moral values (like “helping the needy is good”) without any transcendent standard to ground them.

Saying “atheists can be moral” is irrelevant,of course they can,the question is whether their morality is anything more than a biological impulse or social trend,If it’s just survival programming, then calling something “evil” is the same as saying “I don’t like it.”withhout God, “morality” reduces to “preferences.” With God, morality becomes objective and binding. That’s the difference.
 
You’re confusing description with prescription.

Yes, societies create norms, laws, and habits but those are descriptions of what people do. They do not tell you what people ought to do,without an objective moral lawgiver every “ought” you invoke (helping people, fairness, sympathy, cooperation) is just a personal or cultural preference. The Nazis had “laws” and “norms” too. Was that “moral” because it was socially accepted? If not, why not?

You’re borrowing from the very framework you’re denying you’re smuggling in objective moral values (like “helping the needy is good”) without any transcendent standard to ground them.

Saying “atheists can be moral” is irrelevant,of course they can,the question is whether their morality is anything more than a biological impulse or social trend,If it’s just survival programming, then calling something “evil” is the same as saying “I don’t like it.”withhout God, “morality” reduces to “preferences.” With God, morality becomes objective and binding. That’s the difference.
And what do you think I believe about human nature? There's no need for that trascendence. Religioncels always try to ontologyze morality as if human actions were directed by some God outside our bodies. I think the nazis were right; the only thing I would critisize about them is the holocaust in the same way I can not agree with Stalin when he tried to push the economy and many died from hunger. Their plan to take Europe was a reaction to the Versailles pact after the first world war. This is not morality but politics, when states fight each other is not a moral problem but most likely an economic one. About slavery, everyone who is against it has empathy and everyone who is in favor doesn't have it. And obviously morality is a preference, you are the individual deciding how to act. You can decide when to break the law or to not break it based on multiple reasons. Human rights are also a social construct, christians in the old and middle age were in favor of going against muslims because they don't shared the same religion. Helping others is good because it's good for them, if I was an egoist of course I wouldn't say the same thing. If there was no police everyone would show their true standards. Religion gives a sense of obligation just like the goverment, to respect laws that benefit the majority but you have to know it's all in your head.
 
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And what do you think I believe about human nature? There's no need for that trascendence. Religioncels always try to ontologyze morality as if human actions were directed by some God outside our bodies. I think the nazis were right; the only thing I would critisize about them is the holocaust in the same way I can not agree with Stalin when he tried to push the economy and many died from hunger. Their plan to take Europe was a reaction to the Versailles pact after the first world war. This is not morality but politics, when states fight each other is not a moral problem but most likely an economic one. About slavery, everyone who is against it has empathy and everyone who is in favor doesn't have it. And obviously morality is a preference, you are the individual deciding how to act. You can decide when to break the law or to not break it based on multiple reasons. Human rights are also a social construct, christians in the old and middle age were in favor of going against muslims because they don't shared the same religion. Helping others is good because it's good for them, if I was an egoist of course I wouldn't say the same thing. If there was no police everyone would show their true standards. Religion gives a sense of obligation just like the goverment, to respect laws that benefit the majority but you have to know it's all in your head.
You’re still confusing consequence with moral principle. Saying “Nazis were right politically” or “slavery is a preference” only proves my point: without God or an objective moral standard, morality is reduced to preference, power, and survival.

You call morality “human nature” or “empathy” — but that’s just biology dictating what feels good or protects your genes. You’ve admitted it yourself: law and social norms merely hide our raw impulses under fear of consequences. Take the police away and “true standards” emerge which is exactly the problem.

Politics, economics, empathy, laws none of that answers the ought question. You can’t say “helping others is good” without assuming something is objectively good,without that anchor, “moral” actions are just tactics to maximize survival or social approval.

That’s why transcendence matters. God gives morality weight beyond personal whim or collective enforcement. Without Him, you are just a soldier playing at ethics on a battlefield of instincts. You might call it freedom I call it the chaos of untamed will.
 

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