Re: Att. ATHEISTS: What is the Purpose of your SAD,Sorry lives?
I'll start by clarifying my beliefs: I reject the idea of an anthropomorphic god who created the universe as we know it. The only thing that will convince me of such an entity is either seeing him myself, or seeing unquestionable, undeniable physical evidence of his existence. There is still something I regard as divine though, and that is the universe itself.
The way I see it, in the off-chance that there is a conscious willpower governing the universe, it is simply a cosmic energy holding the balance as a part of the universe itself, not as a separate entity that created it. I've often speculated that matter itself has a will to form into systems, from the smallest atom, to the human body, to the biosphere, to solar systems, galaxies, and so on. However this is merely a speculation- I can't prove it to be true, so I won't present it as though it is.
I guess the one thing I am sure about is that everything is made of the same most basic particles (even more basic than atoms) and therefore we are all one and equal with every rock, tree, animal, star, and galaxy. We are all members of a flowing and balanced nature and universe, and we should strive to protect nature and our fellow being. That is why I will be studying environmental science and conservation ecology in college- my purpose and calling in life is to help conserve the beautiful wonders that matter has formed.
I suppose technically speaking, this puts me somewhere in the middle of atheism, agnosticism, and pantheism.
I'll start by clarifying my beliefs: I reject the idea of an anthropomorphic god who created the universe as we know it. The only thing that will convince me of such an entity is either seeing him myself, or seeing unquestionable, undeniable physical evidence of his existence. There is still something I regard as divine though, and that is the universe itself.
The way I see it, in the off-chance that there is a conscious willpower governing the universe, it is simply a cosmic energy holding the balance as a part of the universe itself, not as a separate entity that created it. I've often speculated that matter itself has a will to form into systems, from the smallest atom, to the human body, to the biosphere, to solar systems, galaxies, and so on. However this is merely a speculation- I can't prove it to be true, so I won't present it as though it is.
I guess the one thing I am sure about is that everything is made of the same most basic particles (even more basic than atoms) and therefore we are all one and equal with every rock, tree, animal, star, and galaxy. We are all members of a flowing and balanced nature and universe, and we should strive to protect nature and our fellow being. That is why I will be studying environmental science and conservation ecology in college- my purpose and calling in life is to help conserve the beautiful wonders that matter has formed.
I suppose technically speaking, this puts me somewhere in the middle of atheism, agnosticism, and pantheism.
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