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In reply to the discussion: A or not A in regards to theism [View all]erronis
(16,909 posts)3. I absolutely don't believe there is a "god". I don't care if others do or don't believe.
There seem to be more definitions of what a "god" is than there are people on this one planet. Can't imagine how many other billions of planets are also wasting energy thinking about this.
I actually like to say I'm an a-theist, and anti-theist, someone who doesn't believe that there's any reason to invent some "theo".
My father made it easy for me when I was 6 or 7. We (mainly Mom and kids) went infrequently to an Episcopalian church. I asked him what he thought about the existence of "god". He told me "I don't spend any time thinking about it."
Used to be part of a Secular Humanist group - some thoughtful people.
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I absolutely don't believe there is a "god". I don't care if others do or don't believe.
erronis
Apr 2024
#3
When I became an atheist at 14 years old, I was very gung-oh about it and considered myselt to be a Militant Atheist.
spike jones
Apr 2024
#8
That position describes the basis of philosophical skepticism since descartes.
Voltaire2
Apr 2024
#20
I am a non practicing Christian because I don't want to be associated with the evangelical type of Christianity
kimbutgar
Apr 2024
#26
The Christian religion is based on what many people came to believe two thousand years ago.
Midnight Writer
Apr 2024
#27
i think i am a brownist. raised liberal lutheran. i read about them in a 1871 encyclopedia brittanica.
pansypoo53219
Apr 2024
#35
It's like a light switch, which is either "on" or "off." There is no inbetween.
Red Raider 85
Aug 2024
#44