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We should also be able to find docters donating their expertise for free. Correct? Are you saying that all theistic doctors offer their expertise for free? Is this not a bad attitude towards life? Clearly I do not think so, otherwise I would change my attitude. However, please feel free to draw your own conclusions . |
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I was waiting for this. I must be expectant of some sort.
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It pleases those of us in the world who have nothing better to do than to help make the world a better place. |
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AJ113 : Whether you like it or not, the world today was drawn from an ancient theistic world. There was good and there was bad.
I am interested in what beliefs Athiests have which will help proclaim a new world order. This is the knowledge I am after. |
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I am interested in what beliefs Athiests have which will help proclaim a new world order. This is the knowledge I am after. What makes you think such atheistic beliefs exist? |
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It's akin to asking what is the worth of "non-air" or a "non-communist?" |
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Dr. Rick, let me rephrase that last statement of mine - Atheist beliefs taken into consideration for themselves.
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The freedom to think for yourself Religions often discourage people from thinking about certain issues, or thinking about them outside the context of that particular religion. As an atheist, you often feel a remarkable sense of freedom when you realise that you can think about previously taboo subjects (such as abortion, assisted suicide, birth control etc.) without referring to scripture or a priest for guidance. You are free to decide for yourself. You may even reach the same conclusions -, but you got there through logic and reason, not just unquestioning acceptance of whatever your church dictated. This is called "freethought" and can lead you down avenues of thought that were previously closed to you. You do not have to follow the teachings of your church, religion or tradition - you can research the subject and decide for yourself. No more must you put up with answers like "God moves in a mysterious way", "Man was not meant to understand such things" or "Because it says so in the Bible, therefore it is true". Quote:
__________________ God always answers prayers, but sometimes the answer is "no". |
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