What I think is strange is the relationship between want and fear. A fear is a realized negative future reality. A want is very similar. It’s realizing a positive future reality, and preferring it to […]
Tag: religion
Dragon In My Garage
Preliminary Reading: We Are The Evidence Carl Sagan equated the existence of God to the existence of a dragon living in someone’s garage. Instead of having Carl Sagan or someone else try to scientifically validate […]
Justified True Belief
I read the other day that the common epistemological definition of knowledge is justified true belief. Let’s take a look at atheism through this definition. Atheism is a ‘lack of belief.’ Therefore if knowledge is […]
I don’t believe in Atheists
I want to see evidence that they exist. Everyone seems to know one, but there is simply no good reason to believe that they exist. Science has shown that the universe can operate just fine […]
Kids with Cancer
Here is one huge objection that you see of theism. That seemingly some kids die early, God must not exist. If God exists, he wouldn’t create kids with cancer. First off, we assume God exists. […]
Science is like religion
First off, I don’t think the two are mutually exclusive. What scientists need to remember is that the nature of their work is inductive. For example, all of the observed oranges are orange, so we […]
Defining Envy
Envy is wanting something that someone else has. It’s essentially the same as expectations, except for the fact that you may never have it. So while anger is the addition of a negative event, envy […]
Atheism is a hate group
By definition. [Preliminary reading: Defining Love] If God is love and is imagining future realities with us, a belief that God doesn’t exist is logically equivalent to a belief that love doesn’t exist. By imagining […]
In Defense of the Indefensible
Luke P., one of the most disliked bachelors in the history of the show, was just publicly crucified for his beliefs. And they’re a lot like mine. The problem is, he just doesn’t know how […]