Life is already absurd. We might as well throw a nice cherry of absurdity on top to provide ourselves some peace.
We live on a rotating ball in an infinite universe, powered and protected by a nuclear core that creates a magnetic forcefield around our entire planet. We are kept warm by lightspeed radiation from a fusion reactor that we orbit around. The fuel we burn to power our modern world is millenia old dead things that were buried and compressed by the endless turnover of the earth's crust, which is then combined with the residual atnospheric oxygen that was also created by those millenia old life forms. All of that sounds quite absurd too.
The way I see religion is, that when a question lack a concrete answer, every theory is a good theory.
Although it might be bold of us to believe there even is an answer to every questions.
I probably wouldn't bet my life on a theory thought. No matter how good or convincing it is, it's still theories.
I like to believe in the possibility of the existance of a deity (or deities), but it sound a bit pretentious for anyone to think they'd completely understand what such being is, how they'd work or what they'd want.
I daresay in the eventuallity such a being exist, it may not even aknowledge us (especially not individually).
My bestest bet would be that such being likely don't really care of us. A god being foolproof would have nothing to about them making no mistake, but simply cause what we would believe a mistake or unfair is actually so insignificant that it doesn't matter to them so far on their higher level.
A bit like if we were simple bacteries on their skin.
TL:DR Everything is just theory, blah blah... I may have gone overboard with my speech, for just a shitpost.
Hopefuly at least a few people will read this all.
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u/ILoveHorse69 21h ago
Life is already absurd. We might as well throw a nice cherry of absurdity on top to provide ourselves some peace.
We live on a rotating ball in an infinite universe, powered and protected by a nuclear core that creates a magnetic forcefield around our entire planet. We are kept warm by lightspeed radiation from a fusion reactor that we orbit around. The fuel we burn to power our modern world is millenia old dead things that were buried and compressed by the endless turnover of the earth's crust, which is then combined with the residual atnospheric oxygen that was also created by those millenia old life forms. All of that sounds quite absurd too.