B.A Philosophy
Best graduating student in the department of philosophy, with a total CGPA of 4.48
Second best graduating student in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities.
I am a proud graduate of philosophy! ❤️🐦🔥
If you prayed and did not get an answer to your prayers, God is not the problem.
you are the problem because God answers prayers. but there are conditions to receiving answers to prayers
Conditions:
- faith
- motives
- patience
- obedience
- alignment with God’s will. etc
It's crazy how people have been defending the efficacy of prayers, when in fact bandits have killed thousands of Christians in churches during prayer sessions.
The Owo Massacre? Hundreds of churches in Northern Nigeria?
Even your church could be targeted, and you could be gone🙂
once big funds enter these boys wallet, the next thing is to forcefully become an atheist lol.
God is the greatest regardless and prayer works!
this level of ragebait only works on people with low iq
Even if they went through similar ordeals and kept their faith, that doesn't mean that you're wrong for not keeping yours. Your pain is personal and you are the only one who understands it. Don't let anyone downplay your feelings. If you want to go back as well , you should.
I'm here to tell you that whatever reasons you had for leaving religion are valid. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Faith is grossly personal, and you should treat it as such. You don't have to explain your reasons to anyone; they'll try to explain it away anyway.
@TheWanderingAzn I have a question. Is it possible to have normativity from a pure scientific worldview?
I mean, is it possible for something to be understood in its biological/physical context with some level of normativity?
Like, can we understand an idea in this manner?
Some folks are changing their beliefs in God because of a tweet they read on this app.
choose whatever works for you, but make sure your convictions are built on more than a few posts from strangers on the internet.
Atheism comes from a hurt.
They expected something, lost something then channel that hurt to hate then concluded that God doesn't exist if so and so can happen.
If faith is a personal matter, then the personal deductions of individuals concerning these issues should be personal. When you now experience it, and your faith is still strong, then you can speak for yourself. Don't downplay the experiences of other people.
These rhetorics come from a place of comfort. If an individual is subjected to the most gruesome horrors, and such an individual comes to the conclusion that there is no God, I think it is understandable. Maybe you've never experienced real horror, that's why.
It may not be a valid reason for you, but trust me, it is more than valid for many people who are experiencing real evil in the world. You cannot tell them how to react to their pains or what conclusions they must deduce from such an experience. It is theirs to make.
Nothing is objectively moral. Problem dissolved. It only feels that way. Because it has to, or else it wouldn’t work on us.
One clue that morality is not objective is that reality does not push back on moral rights and wrongs. Only humans push back. Reality only pushes back on actual objective errors, like if you think you can fly or the earth is flat. You can test these ideas and reality will let you know. You can’t test reality on whether or not generosity or genocide is correct. Reality doesn’t care about those things. Only creatures with the ability to suffer and cooperate do.