God isn't real. Religion is a lie.

[True truecel]

• Lack of Empirical Evidence:
  • There is no scientifically verifiable, empirical evidence for God's existence. Claims rely on faith, scripture, or subjective experience, not testable proof.
• The Problem of Evil:
  • The existence of immense suffering, cruelty, and natural disasters in the world seems incompatible with the existence of an all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good deity.
• Inconsistent Revelations:
  • Different religions and scriptures present contradictory accounts of God's nature, will, and commands. They cannot all be simultaneously true.
• Arguments from Nonbelief / Divine Hiddenness:
  • If a God exists and desires belief or a relationship, it's argued that God would make its existence more obvious and accessible to all sincere seekers.
• Scientific Explanations:
  • Natural phenomena previously attributed to divine action (e.g., weather, disease, origins of life and the universe) now have robust scientific explanations (e.g., meteorology, germ theory, evolution, cosmology), reducing the need for a "God of the gaps."​
• Contradictory Doctrines:
  • Religions make mutually exclusive claims about reality, history, salvation, and morality. Logically, they cannot all be correct in their specific assertions.
• Historical and Scientific Inaccuracies:
  • Many religious texts contain historical accounts, cosmological descriptions, or biological claims that contradict modern scientific and historical findings.
• Human Origins and Development:
  • Religions can be studied anthropologically and sociologically as human systems developed to explain the unknown, provide comfort, enforce social cohesion, establish moral codes, or exert control.
• Lack of Verifiable Supernatural Events:
  • Claims of miracles, prophecies, and divine interventions central to many religions lack credible, objective evidence and often have naturalistic explanations.
• Psychological Explanations:
  • Belief can be explained through psychological mechanisms like pattern-seeking (agency detection), wishful thinking (desire for purpose, afterlife, justice), and cognitive biases.

 

[Adberus]

may as well believe in something after death rather than nothing though it's not like you lose anything

 

[True truecel]

may as well believe in something after death rather than nothing though it's not like you lose anything

yeah but whats really the point

each religion has their own set of rules and traditions that waste time money and energy and keep you constricted to a certain way of life

imo its not worth gambling your time on the off chance that the religion you picked is correct

 

[ShowerCelling]

• Lack of Empirical Evidence:
  • There is no scientifically verifiable, empirical evidence for God's existence. Claims rely on faith, scripture, or subjective experience, not testable proof.
• The Problem of Evil:
  • The existence of immense suffering, cruelty, and natural disasters in the world seems incompatible with the existence of an all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good deity.
• Inconsistent Revelations:
  • Different religions and scriptures present contradictory accounts of God's nature, will, and commands. They cannot all be simultaneously true.
• Arguments from Nonbelief / Divine Hiddenness:
  • If a God exists and desires belief or a relationship, it's argued that God would make its existence more obvious and accessible to all sincere seekers.
• Scientific Explanations:
  • Natural phenomena previously attributed to divine action (e.g., weather, disease, origins of life and the universe) now have robust scientific explanations (e.g., meteorology, germ theory, evolution, cosmology), reducing the need for a "God of the gaps."​
• Contradictory Doctrines:
  • Religions make mutually exclusive claims about reality, history, salvation, and morality. Logically, they cannot all be correct in their specific assertions.
• Historical and Scientific Inaccuracies:
  • Many religious texts contain historical accounts, cosmological descriptions, or biological claims that contradict modern scientific and historical findings.
• Human Origins and Development:
  • Religions can be studied anthropologically and sociologically as human systems developed to explain the unknown, provide comfort, enforce social cohesion, establish moral codes, or exert control.
• Lack of Verifiable Supernatural Events:
  • Claims of miracles, prophecies, and divine interventions central to many religions lack credible, objective evidence and often have naturalistic explanations.
• Psychological Explanations:
  • Belief can be explained through psychological mechanisms like pattern-seeking (agency detection), wishful thinking (desire for purpose, afterlife, justice), and cognitive biases.

 

[True truecel]

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[TheLightOfMyLife]

I believe in god, but god is probably an antagonistic force to me and many other humans. God hates me and wishes for my pain and suffering

 

[thedarkoverlord_666]

I believe in some creator just not one with any human characteristics or one that cares about humanity or is all loving

 

[sub5mumbaifinalboss]

And it's likely that no god really exists, but it's preferable to think and have hope that there is something after death. In fact, if religions were created by man, I would say it is for that reason, since an experiment was done with rats in which they were placed in a boat with water and drowned. But the interesting thing about this is that, every so often, the scientist would give a group of rats his hand or something to hold on to so they wouldn't drown. The group of rats that weren't helped fought for their lives for much less time due to the lack of hope. The second group of rats fought much longer due to the hope that someone would save them. With this I mean that thinking that there is something after death gives you more hope and motivation to continue with life and not commit suicide, or at least not be so depressed. Apart from that, it's been proven that the placebo effect is real, and this can help many people find peace in their lives thanks to going to church or praying. Have you ever heard someone say they've overcome depression or almost committed suicide but God saved them? It was probably the placebo effect.

 

[JasGews69x]

 

[CEO]

Nice cope, I respect your opinion.

 

[User28823]

may as well believe in something after death rather than nothing though it's not like you lose anything

thats not believing, thats pretending

 

[Klasik616]

• Lack of Empirical Evidence:
  • There is no scientifically verifiable, empirical evidence for God's existence. Claims rely on faith, scripture, or subjective experience, not testable proof.
• The Problem of Evil:
  • The existence of immense suffering, cruelty, and natural disasters in the world seems incompatible with the existence of an all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good deity.
• Inconsistent Revelations:
  • Different religions and scriptures present contradictory accounts of God's nature, will, and commands. They cannot all be simultaneously true.
• Arguments from Nonbelief / Divine Hiddenness:
  • If a God exists and desires belief or a relationship, it's argued that God would make its existence more obvious and accessible to all sincere seekers.
• Scientific Explanations:
  • Natural phenomena previously attributed to divine action (e.g., weather, disease, origins of life and the universe) now have robust scientific explanations (e.g., meteorology, germ theory, evolution, cosmology), reducing the need for a "God of the gaps."​
• Contradictory Doctrines:
  • Religions make mutually exclusive claims about reality, history, salvation, and morality. Logically, they cannot all be correct in their specific assertions.
• Historical and Scientific Inaccuracies:
  • Many religious texts contain historical accounts, cosmological descriptions, or biological claims that contradict modern scientific and historical findings.
• Human Origins and Development:
  • Religions can be studied anthropologically and sociologically as human systems developed to explain the unknown, provide comfort, enforce social cohesion, establish moral codes, or exert control.
• Lack of Verifiable Supernatural Events:
  • Claims of miracles, prophecies, and divine interventions central to many religions lack credible, objective evidence and often have naturalistic explanations.
• Psychological Explanations:
  • Belief can be explained through psychological mechanisms like pattern-seeking (agency detection), wishful thinking (desire for purpose, afterlife, justice), and cognitive biases.

Incredible we are in a blackpill space and we still find God believers

 

[JasGews69x]

yes bro universe from nothing bro

 

[goober55]

everyone who refuses to acknowledge God only loses in their own life, and what little gain they have is rendered hollow. God is what gives the blood spirit, and what sows life within breath. A man can only breathe in death or in life, they all know what they breathe.

 

[Meteor21]

This low iq shit gets engagement but not my high iq thread jfl

 

[134applesauce456]

And it's likely that no god really exists, but it's preferable to think and have hope that there is something after death. In fact, if religions were created by man, I would say it is for that reason, since an experiment was done with rats in which they were placed in a boat with water and drowned. But the interesting thing about this is that, every so often, the scientist would give a group of rats his hand or something to hold on to so they wouldn't drown. The group of rats that weren't helped fought for their lives for much less time due to the lack of hope. The second group of rats fought much longer due to the hope that someone would save them. With this I mean that thinking that there is something after death gives you more hope and motivation to continue with life and not commit suicide, or at least not be so depressed. Apart from that, it's been proven that the placebo effect is real, and this can help many people find peace in their lives thanks to going to church or praying. Have you ever heard someone say they've overcome depression or almost committed suicide but God saved them? It was probably the placebo effect.

high iq ^

 

[Heightpilldealer]

yeah but whats really the point

each religion has their own set of rules and traditions that waste time money and energy and keep you constricted to a certain way of life

imo its not worth gambling your time on the off chance that the religion you picked is correct

More evidence to Christianty than any other religion might as well belief

 

[autistic_tendencies]

Ai is the new religion and it will help us live forever

 

[protomogger9873]

Water thread idk how this stuff keeps on getting popular

 

[protomogger9873]

Water thread idk how this stuff keeps on getting popular

 

[True truecel]

yes bro universe from nothing bro

god of the gaps final boss bet you believe evolution isnt real either

 

[True truecel]

Water thread idk how this stuff keeps on getting popular

and yet theres still ppl in the thread coping lol

 

[True truecel]

More evidence to Christianty than any other religion might as well belief

meh i mean not really

like if you really think about it, why is it that 2 billion arabs around the world are convicted and convinced of allah? and then theres a couple billion christians, a billion hindus etc,

you have several billions of people all claiming that their religion is 'superior' and that they are right, but in reality its all bullshit imo

dont get this confused with moral relativism though, obviously something autistic like cannibalism or nazism is clearly wrong, but as far as their being a right religion, there just isn't one

 

[2.025/10]

and yet theres still ppl in the thread coping lol

BUT U cAn'T K HoW mY god

 

[True truecel]

This low iq shit gets engagement but not my high iq thread jfl

u have to ragebait the christians more

 

[True truecel]

BUT U cAn'T K HoW mY god

somehow everyone believes their god is right... interesting.... almost like there is no universal truth

 

[wishIwasSalludon]

Water

 

[SecularIslamist]

If you're gonna be an atheist cuck idc, but rather than being an edge lord about it (ironically just like some religiouscels) why not just chill TF about the absurdity of life like Nietzsche, Camus or Sartre.

 

[Sprinkles]

• Lack of Empirical Evidence:
  • There is no scientifically verifiable, empirical evidence for God's existence. Claims rely on faith, scripture, or subjective experience, not testable proof

look around you you dumb fuck, how can there not be a creator despite anything and everything existing at all

 

[True truecel]

look around you you dumb fuck, how can there not be a creator despite anything and everything existing at all

wdym

the existence of the universe? this is just god of the gaps fallacy lol

 

[CEO]

look around you you dumb fuck, how can there not be a creator despite anything and everything existing at all

Exactly.

 

[Lefty Rankin]

• Lack of Empirical Evidence:
  • There is no scientifically verifiable, empirical evidence for God's existence. Claims rely on faith, scripture, or subjective experience, not testable proof.
• The Problem of Evil:
  • The existence of immense suffering, cruelty, and natural disasters in the world seems incompatible with the existence of an all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good deity.
• Inconsistent Revelations:
  • Different religions and scriptures present contradictory accounts of God's nature, will, and commands. They cannot all be simultaneously true.
• Arguments from Nonbelief / Divine Hiddenness:
  • If a God exists and desires belief or a relationship, it's argued that God would make its existence more obvious and accessible to all sincere seekers.
• Scientific Explanations:
  • Natural phenomena previously attributed to divine action (e.g., weather, disease, origins of life and the universe) now have robust scientific explanations (e.g., meteorology, germ theory, evolution, cosmology), reducing the need for a "God of the gaps."​
• Contradictory Doctrines:
  • Religions make mutually exclusive claims about reality, history, salvation, and morality. Logically, they cannot all be correct in their specific assertions.
• Historical and Scientific Inaccuracies:
  • Many religious texts contain historical accounts, cosmological descriptions, or biological claims that contradict modern scientific and historical findings.
• Human Origins and Development:
  • Religions can be studied anthropologically and sociologically as human systems developed to explain the unknown, provide comfort, enforce social cohesion, establish moral codes, or exert control.
• Lack of Verifiable Supernatural Events:
  • Claims of miracles, prophecies, and divine interventions central to many religions lack credible, objective evidence and often have naturalistic explanations.
• Psychological Explanations:
  • Belief can be explained through psychological mechanisms like pattern-seeking (agency detection), wishful thinking (desire for purpose, afterlife, justice), and cognitive biases.

One can be real.

 

[Sprinkles]

wdym

the existence of the universe? this is just god of the gaps fallacy lol

The God of the Gaps fallacy is a logical error where someone attributes natural phenomena to divine intervention simply because science can't currently explain them. It essentially argues that if science doesn't have an explanation, then God must be the cause

this isn’t what I mean at all

it’s about existence itself period, not that fact that science hasn’t developed means to explain it

the real means by which existence can be explored is simply conciousness

 

[True truecel]

Exactly.

are you christian?

 

[True truecel]

The God of the Gaps fallacy is a logical error where someone attributes natural phenomena to divine intervention simply because science can't currently explain them. It essentially argues that if science doesn't have an explanation, then God must be the cause

this isn’t what I mean at all

it’s about existence itself period, not that fact that science hasn’t developed means to explain it

the real means by which existence can be explored is simply conciousness

thats a philosophical claim with no proof

its just your wishful thinking that god exists because i think therefore i am lol, you want that to be true

 

[True truecel]

@Atheist lol found the final boss of atheism

 

[True truecel]

thats a philosophical claim with no proof

its just your wishful thinking that god exists because i think therefore i am lol, you want that to be true

of course it would be nice if god were real, i would love to believe in it as well given evidence

 

[Sprinkles]

thats a philosophical claim with no proof

bullshit

there’s nothing philosophical about it, the idea of conciousness creating and being the source of reality rather than being generated by the brain is directly observable and repeatable via wake induced lucid dreaming when you can create your entire dream realms and scenarios from scratch and explore nonphysical locations

this is also observable via remote viewing where you can project your own conciousness and gather information on unknown targets across space/time and explore physical and nonphysical locations. the cia has a declassified document on this called project stargaze where they remote viewed mars 1 million years BC

its just your wishful thinking that god exists because i think therefore i am lol, you want that to be true

but this is true, because when you’re out of body, anything you visualize and think of will literally manifest as physical tangible things and as an environment

 

[Homegrown man]

I think a creator of the universe at large, and the building blocks and mechanisms of life, is more believable than a God that takes a lot of interest in human affairs and displays human emotion like the OT God. This being would be independent, and therefore it would lack mortality because it's not a social animal like we are. So God very well could be evil by our standards.

 

[StuntmanMike]

Semitic religions are full of shit
Imagine praying the god of arabid dog shits