Low level atheists

[Mael]

Originally Posted by Diode

Who said reality has to be fair?

Here, let me pull a "you":

Theists' commitment to religion is entirely predicated on their desire for justice and morality in the world.

It isn't, and that's thanks to free-will. If life were fair, then freedom goes out the window. Let's hope you can see the connection there.

And you're wrong. His existence just happens to resolve many of the underlying problems we see in reality, one of which is a lack of true justice.

For the record, I subscribe to no religion. I simply believe in God.

[Diode]

Originally Posted by Mael

It isn't, and that's thanks to free-will. If life were fair, then freedom goes out the window. Let's hope you can see the connection there.

And you're wrong. His existence just happens to resolve many of the underlying problems we see in reality, one of which is a lack of true justice.

For the record, I subscribe to no religion. I simply believe in God.

I don't see a lack of true justice as a problem and your characterization that all atheists see it as a problem that needs resolution is false.

Not an atheist myself, by the way.

[Mael]

Originally Posted by Diode

I don't see a lack of true justice as a problem and your characterization that all atheists see it as a problem that needs resolution is false.

Not an atheist myself, by the way.

Actually, atheists not seeing it as a problem is a problem. Let's suppose you have a daughter. A man rapes her, he never gets caught. I mean, I suppose time would heal those wounds, but do you owe it to your daughter to bring her justice? Idk, that's on you. You don't really know what justice is until you're the one getting the other end of the stick. Death isn't the great equalizer, it's a pussy's escape from consequence. At least that's what they think.

Honestly, this could be the matrix. Simulated reality is a serious theory of inquiry, and if you've heard of the "space-time crystal computer", a theory by;

Nobel laureate Frank Wilczek, a theoretical physicist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

http://usahitman.com/atccoeu/

This being a computer simulation isn't completely absurd, even plausible. So my idea of God could simply be the creator of this system, who knows?

Originally Posted by Q

it seems u are hurt at the argument tbh

im agnostic, what are ur thoughts

Nah, I ain't hurt at all tbh.

I can't dictate what you believe in. So there's not much I can say. Probably the safest place to be because you're not getting shit from atheism all the time.