I'm not overly concerned whether or not people think my deities are real, imaginary or demons out to deceive me as long as they accept that this is what I believe and don't feel the need to try to force me to believe differently- or call me an idiot for believing. I once seriously irritated an antitheist by placing the onus of proof on them because I wasn't trying to convince them of the reality of gods, they were trying to convince me of the unreality of gods. I don't need to prove anything- which is good because I realize that I can't.
I honestly believe the only logical theistic belief is an agnostic one, since nothing can be proven either way. I also believe that any being capable of creating the world would be capable of convincing people of it's existence without the need of followers who wouldn't know logic if it came and bit them in the ass.
Well, you can understand why that doesn't do much to convince me, I hope.
If it was enough to convince you I wouldn't think much of your intelligence! I'm not like those twitiots who think all it will take to convert people is to tell them that a being they don't believe in will send them to a place, which they also don't believe in, to suffer for all eternity.
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Re: I wish I Could be an Atheist Sometimes
Date: 2007-03-01 01:30 am (UTC)I honestly believe the only logical theistic belief is an agnostic one, since nothing can be proven either way. I also believe that any being capable of creating the world would be capable of convincing people of it's existence without the need of followers who wouldn't know logic if it came and bit them in the ass.
Well, you can understand why that doesn't do much to convince me, I hope.
If it was enough to convince you I wouldn't think much of your intelligence! I'm not like those twitiots who think all it will take to convert people is to tell them that a being they don't believe in will send them to a place, which they also don't believe in, to suffer for all eternity.