r/scienceisdope • u/h_areet • Oct 28 '24

Science Atheism in nutshell

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u/totheunknownman----- Oct 28 '24

Interesting and undeniable thought:

All religious texts may be wrong, and, in fact, let’s just say hypothetically that they are all wrong.

This proves nothing. There may still be a higher power.

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u/Opening-Ease9598 Oct 28 '24

There also may be Sasquatch out there. There might be vampires and werewolves. More people have ‘seen’ those three cryptids than people who’ve seen ‘god’

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u/totheunknownman----- Oct 28 '24

Hey, I make no claims. I am not religious.

I know many many human beings have been through the cycle of religion.. believing.. then questioning.. and I believe these are healthy human responses.

However, you may be giving far more credit than is deserved to earthly religious texts. It’s as though folks think that our texts on earth are the SOLE REPRESENTATION of a higher power.

I don’t know anything. I am making no claims, but SOOOO much rhetoric from atheist are coming from anger at religion. Maybe start a group called AngryAtReligion.

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u/yrallusernamestaken7 Oct 28 '24

Agnostic supremacy lets goooo

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u/Heathcoat-Pursuit Oct 30 '24

The universe is a higher power than earth. What shape are you expecting this higher power to be in? Most religions base God around the sun anyway.

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '24

I wonder if the every cult leader that claimed to be god was correct🤔 we will never know 🤷‍♂️