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I do think, the older you get, the more you tend to believe in a after life, but is death actual the end or are we all just playing a Virtual reality game, in one big room, and when you die, its just game over, and you come back another day, and start all over again.
Could it be, that everything is in reverse, i.e. the church is actual Satan at work. I give you an example, many wars have been started over religion, and today with technology advances, aren’t we creating what Satan would like, pain and suffering.
Imagine if the rise of the anti-Christ predicated to happen in the bible is actual the rise of Christ, who is coming to put all these things this that religion has caused to happen over the years, decades, and even centuries right.
I’m not here to mock people religion, or anything else like that, just that until I see something for my self, I tend not to be a believe it
Many churches, temples and over places of worship, get built, which all cost money, yet I can’t understand why we plough all that resource, weather it time or money into a place of worship, when there is no proof of a GOD, what ever religion you are.
I would be interested to hear what over people views are on the subject, both church go-ers and non-believes.
I do think, the older you get, the more you tend to believe in a after life, but is death actual the end or are we all just playing a Virtual reality game, in one big room, and when you die, its just game over, and you come back another day, and start all over again.
Could it be, that everything is in reverse, i.e. the church is actual Satan at work. I give you an example, many wars have been started over religion, and today with technology advances, aren’t we creating what Satan would like, pain and suffering.
Imagine if the rise of the anti-Christ predicated to happen in the bible is actual the rise of Christ, who is coming to put all these things this that religion has caused to happen over the years, decades, and even centuries right.
I’m not here to mock people religion, or anything else like that, just that until I see something for my self, I tend not to be a believe it
Many churches, temples and over places of worship, get built, which all cost money, yet I can’t understand why we plough all that resource, weather it time or money into a place of worship, when there is no proof of a GOD, what ever religion you are.
I would be interested to hear what over people views are on the subject, both church go-ers and non-believes.
ps, its "other" not "over".
My opinion on God is he's just a man made concept designed to give hope and a bit of relief to life. I'm sure most, if not all, people are scared of dying and have thought *Is that really it when I die?* at one time or another.
That thought is quite scary for the human mind to grasp so we form this God figure with his Heaven as a way to calm that fear. It's kind of like a parental figure watching over us, designed to keep us safe and an outlet for all the problems in life. Of course people with their own objectives then use that belief and twist it around to manipulate others into doing what they want and that's where the problem is. I have no problem with religion on its own and it doesn't cause war on its own, however it does provide a handy and powerful tool of manipulation.
When you're gone, thats it.
As usual, i refer to Nietzche on religion. He liked Jesus, thought he was a great guy with good ideas, what he hated was the people who followed him blindly instead of thinking for themselves. Loved Jesus, hated organised religion.
"When we blindly adopt a religion, a political system, a literary dogma, we become automatons. We cease to grow."
Anais Nin
Had to throw in a lil Nin as well ;P
We now know what caused the Universe but what caused the Big-Bang and yes it all had to start somewhere but what could be another possible explanation apart from God, i've always wondered.
If it's the personal God who takes an interest in our lives - then no.
If it's the creative/destructive force in all levels of existence ("God or Nature" as Spinoza put it) - then yeah.