NorthofEngland
Well-Known Member
If God truly exists,
And Creationists are the people with the correct idea of how the World was made,
What was God trying to tell us when he located our planet in the lifeless vacuum of space?
Was this the action of a loving and benign God?
Christopher Hitchens used to say that he wasn't just an atheist, he was also an antitheist.
An atheist because he didn't believe there was a God
and an antitheist because he was glad there was no God.
After recently watching 'The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo' and finding that the weird Bible quotes were genuine, I too think that the absence of God is probably a good thing.
If he does exist he's little more than an absentee landlord, anyway.
I study history and I notice a correlation between liberation from religious dogma and affluent society.
The poorer you are, the more likely is your belief in God.
America seems to be the exception to this equation....
But I think that has more to do with American conformity to tradition.
And Creationists are the people with the correct idea of how the World was made,
What was God trying to tell us when he located our planet in the lifeless vacuum of space?
Was this the action of a loving and benign God?
Christopher Hitchens used to say that he wasn't just an atheist, he was also an antitheist.
An atheist because he didn't believe there was a God
and an antitheist because he was glad there was no God.
After recently watching 'The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo' and finding that the weird Bible quotes were genuine, I too think that the absence of God is probably a good thing.
If he does exist he's little more than an absentee landlord, anyway.
I study history and I notice a correlation between liberation from religious dogma and affluent society.
The poorer you are, the more likely is your belief in God.
America seems to be the exception to this equation....
But I think that has more to do with American conformity to tradition.