True. Nor will god be dead as long as there is one person insecure enough to need a Great Big Sky Daddy to help him face the world.
And folk're busy building new ones. You included.
I can hear you now, "Oh, but mine will be DIFFERENT!" Yeah, sure.
anyone see the move,"God is not dead"
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I can hear you now, "Oh, but mine will be DIFFERENT!" Yeah, sure.
84% of the world's population has faith. There are 5.8 billion religiously dedicated people in the world, with the majority of humans believing in either the Christian god (which is the one true god) or some other deity or deities. Religion isn't dead. It's just dead in the West, and even then that's mainly amongst Christians. Amongst the West's Muslims it's an entirely different matter, with over 80% of British Muslims, for example, believing in Allah and seeing their faith as important to them and their lives. The fact that religion isn't dead (outside the West) was evident in the 6 million Catholic Christians who turned up to see the Pope in the Philippines, the largest crowd ever to see the Pope. Religion is nowhere near dead. It matters to over eight in ten people on Earth.
The only insecure people on this planet in these matters are the atheist minority like you. Although, I rather suspect you're used to your views being minority views.
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you are all funny and have some great points,I will ponder if my writings were worthy of all your logic,or your logic was worthy of my writings,i must think about this.
I saw that the movie was on Netflix but chose to watch The Big Lewbowski instead. My favorite line? Nobody ***** with the Jesus.
Yes and the world is becoming a more welcoming, loving, peaceful place everyday because of it..........
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zjz16xjeBAA
God is a word that represents the unknown.
I find it offensive when people can't admit there are things we don't know.
Obviously it is to you. Your statement below is very clear. "God is a word that represents the unknown."
From what I can remember, and if I am wrong I apologize, you do not believe in God. So tell me, seeing as you don't even believe in God, how can you make the above statement?
Personally, I don't know of anyone that believes that "God represents the unknown".
To me the unknown is the unknown.
Humans invented God to explain the unknown.
For example, we now know Thor is not responsible for thunder.
Knowledge rendered that God irrelevant.
I have the confidence to believe that we will know enough to create another universe
albeit in the distant future.
We are God.