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But, does a God exist? |
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I was a militant Christopher Hitchens style atheist for most of my 20s. |
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OP here, I seem to remember a couple of German scientists who proved Godel's ontological theorem with the power of computation data. Basically they ran it through their system, it didn't have any pitfalls, and I myself have no argument against it. I am surprised how atheists still try to combat this seeing how it is logically sound. But now that I know it's quite certain there is one, I still don't know if it is the Abrahamic deity that so many people think it is or, if it's just something else entirely. |
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It makes about as much sense for a Creator or God to exist than it does for there to be/have been none at all, so I would never even pretend to be certain no God exists, but I also don't believe that their existence would be comprehensible or tangible enough to have any effect whatsoever on the way I interact with the universe. |
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Ugh. Threads like this remind me of my early twenties. It's horrible to move on from something because you learnt all the correct answers and to find out everyone else hasn't learnt a God damned thing. |
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I've adopted a sort of syncretistic Discordian-Pyrrhonist-Gnosticism but I don't like talking about it much as I worry it sounds like I'm just taking the piss out of other people's beliefs when it's not really. It's compatible with ideas like |
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It's become fashionable to be agnostic these days, I feel, and atheism has become associated with those edgy, neckbeard fedora types. It's a tragedy if you ask me, because you have otherwise rational people excusing all sorts of nonsense brain-worms just because they don't want to look like a teenager from 4chan. |
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