El Correcto
god is dead
I used to be afraid of Freddy Krueger when I was younger, can’t believe a 40+ year old man has these kinds of irrational fears. Grow up you silly jew worshipper.Live it up.
I used to be afraid of Freddy Krueger when I was younger, can’t believe a 40+ year old man has these kinds of irrational fears. Grow up you silly jew worshipper.Live it up.
Maybe so.What if you chose the wrong God and the real one is mad when you die? Maybe the real one appreciates the agnostics more and punishes the followers of the false Gods.
Live it up.I used to be afraid of Freddy Krueger when I was younger, can’t believe a 40+ year old man has these kinds of irrational fears. Grow up you silly jew worshipper.
If frogs had wings, they wouldn't bump their ass.What if you chose the wrong God and the real one is mad when you die? Maybe the real one appreciates the agnostics more and punishes the followers of the false Gods.
Shows how uneducated you are with denominations. Most religions revolve around the same GodWhat if you chose the wrong God and the real one is mad when you die? Maybe the real one appreciates the agnostics more and punishes the followers of the false Gods.
Nope, got to worship the jew king if you want into his magical kingdom when you die. All Jews and Muslims go to hell with the homos, just like the jew king intended.Shows how uneducated you are with denominations. Most religions revolve around the same God
You know most people don’t worship the Christian god, right?Shows how uneducated you are with denominations. Most religions revolve around the same God
What if?What if you chose the wrong God and the real one is mad when you die? Maybe the real one appreciates the agnostics more and punishes the followers of the false Gods.
It’s a basic argument against, “If I’m right God will reward me, if I’m wrong no big deal, if you’re wrong you’re going to burn in hell for eternity!” That argument is easily dismissed with basic examination.What if?
What if you didn’t post specious arguments?
Forgot, that’s your apogee.
Like your comments.That argument is easily dismissed with basic examination.
Just a guess, but I'm gonna say you don't.You know most people don’t worship the Christian god, right?
It actually comes from something called pascal's wager from a guy back in the 1600's. Not a very good tool for converting anyone, more of a philosophical argument.It’s a basic argument against, “If I’m right God will reward me, if I’m wrong no big deal, if you’re wrong you’re going to burn in hell for eternity!” That argument is easily dismissed with basic examination.
Yes, the pay for the wager (belief) can only be known after death. Christians haven’t lost anything, even if wrong. Pascal said that when there is no absolute “proof” of something important, we choose to wager what is most reasonable to think, or do.It actually comes from something called pascal's wager from a guy back in the 1600's. Not a very good tool for converting anyone, more of a philosophical argument.
Heard Jerry Fowler say something similar. He was on Bill Maher's "Politically Incorrect" many years ago. Said that if at the end of his life he found out there is no God his life would still have been immeasurably better because he had been a Christian.Yes, the pay for the wager (belief) can only be known after death. Christians haven’t lost anything, even if wrong. Pascal said that when there is no absolute “proof” of something important, we choose to wager what is most reasonable to think, or do.
If someone tells you that your house is on fire, do you believe him? What are the stakes if you disregard the claim? Or do you investigate and respond accordingly?
If we “wager” (choose to believe) that God exists, and we are wrong, we lose nothing.
If we “wager” that God exists and we are correct, the payoff is inestimable. If we wager that there is no God and we are right, what have we gained – or lost? But if we “wager” there is no God, and we are wrong, we lose all.Even if the argument is not flawless, it leads to a position that beats all others.
We are “wagering” our eternal destiny in terms of our beliefs and behaviors.
Many find it a weak and unconvincing strategy; others (Pascal) held it to be the strongest avenue to faith.
You're religious and don't even realize it. Wokeness is your religion. Its adherents have a religious fervor matched by few others these days.You know most people don’t worship the Christian god, right?
Lol... offensive? You never offend me you silly homo atheist.Most the time I go out of my way to be offensive on here
So dumb. You can’t help but vomit the current right wing propaganda. It’s pathetic.You're religious and don't even realize it. Wokeness is your religion. Its adherents have a religious fervor matched by few others these days.
Truth to wokeness.So dumb. You can’t help but vomit the current right wing propaganda. It’s pathetic.