kiannnn
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I just stumbled upon a post of someone saying they regret being an atheist, saying every atheist is miserable and depressed. (post by @ChioMaxiMix2025 ) I am what you would call an atheist and i’m doing quite well. Im just a little scared that if there is a god that we should pray to and shiet, i’m gonna be kinda fucked.
Now first off, Christianity, Islam and Judaism don’t make the slightest sense to me, because according to Christianity and Judaism, earth is only a couple thousand years old, which is obviously untrue.
(Of course it could all just be a matter of interpretation)
But here’s what’s really holding me away from believing in any of these: Since when were humans actually humans? What i mean by this is that from what point in time did religious rules apply to man? And if you say since the bible/quran/torah was written, what happened to the people before these books were delivered? Were they just excluded from Gods judgement?
How would a primitive human know that him killing another person would end with him being trapped in hells flames forever? And why don’t religious laws apply to animals?
What would make somewhat religious sense to me would be a starting blow of life (from a creator) being followed by years and years of evolution ending up with us humans.
Tell me what you guys think about this because i think it’s the most interesting topic ever and it crosses my mind every few months and makes me lose my mind in theory’s and shieet.
Now first off, Christianity, Islam and Judaism don’t make the slightest sense to me, because according to Christianity and Judaism, earth is only a couple thousand years old, which is obviously untrue.
(Of course it could all just be a matter of interpretation)
But here’s what’s really holding me away from believing in any of these: Since when were humans actually humans? What i mean by this is that from what point in time did religious rules apply to man? And if you say since the bible/quran/torah was written, what happened to the people before these books were delivered? Were they just excluded from Gods judgement?
How would a primitive human know that him killing another person would end with him being trapped in hells flames forever? And why don’t religious laws apply to animals?
What would make somewhat religious sense to me would be a starting blow of life (from a creator) being followed by years and years of evolution ending up with us humans.
Tell me what you guys think about this because i think it’s the most interesting topic ever and it crosses my mind every few months and makes me lose my mind in theory’s and shieet.
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