NAKnight wrote:
My views on Atheism are this; Atheism leaves a lot of unanswered questions and does not provide in my experience a solid moral framework. An atheist values are guided by his/her own views. Not bashing Atheist at all, in fact, I have yet to really truly discover myself.
Best Regards,
Jake
Well of course atheism leaves a lot of unanswered questions. It's a negative stance; a
lack of something. Atheism isn't trying to answer any questions, it's just a statement that you don't believe in any figures that could commonly be called deities. It doesn't define why you don't believe in them, your stance on other paranormal creatures or events, your ideals, your viewpoints, your politics or even your day-to-day life. I mean, if I tell you that I don't collect Pokemon cards, can you assume anything about my relationship with those cards aside from a lack of collecting them? After all, maybe I'd like to collect them but I'm too poor. Maybe I own a few but don't buy more. Maybe I'm a former collector who's stopped. Maybe I hate Pokemon cards. There's no further inference that can be made without more data.
Atheism is like that. It's a really broad term that covers everything from strict empiricists to Zen Buddhism.
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