Believers: Why is Atheism Irrational?

reply to post by Itisnowagain


You wrote:

["Find me anything that i have written where i have believed in something that has not been experienced,"]

You brought in original sin early, but darned if I'm spending hours to look for the place.

Quote: ["the experiencer is what the question of consciousness is about (god being another word for consciousness)."]

And 'god' being one of the most misused and imprecise words in language is a terrible choice for 'consciousness'.

Quote: [" You may well have experienced 14 years of whatever but that is your experience. I have not so to try to do so I have to imagine things that are not real and this is where fantasy steps in. I'm not sure why i have to live without anything or why you asked the question."]

Because I app. said to you: Be grateful for those more curious than you. They supply you with comfort.

Quote: ["Everything is provided as it is, why would i want to take away what is here."]

But you don't want to carry your share of how this is made possible from the start.

Quote: ["Too much imagination makes this life look dull. Unlearn all you have learned and see what is here. What is here is light and if you stay here in the light you will be enlightened. If you believe in there and then you will deluded and only know dead things."]

I find reading the old tao'ists more rewarding than your preachings. To the extent I can verify them, they have been correct, and their guruosity is remarkably small.