Taylor Swift. Jesus does not exist (in my opinion? even tho I can prove he doesn't exist). Feel free to downvote me, but just know a few things - 1. If you believe in god, a magic man who can do anything and lives in the sky, you don't get to make fun of otherkin, and 2. I'm 100% open and willing to debate, and I will CREAM you! ;)
lmao did you not catch the part where i said "I'm not going to debate you,"
I'm a damned nihilist, so you don't need to preach to me about "how God doesn't exist", 'cause quite frankly, I don't give a damn about it. I don't care about religion, about your opinions, or anything, to be honest, because everything is or will become obsolete. I do, however, have See More▼ enough common sense and social skills to know that just because you wholeheartedly believe it, doesn't mean you should wear it on your forehead. Your explanation of why God doesn't exist means nothing to me. (And if you read the Bible, you'd see God allow humans to have free will to do as they wish. Don't fuckiin @ me, I'm not debating you on this) What I've been trying to say is that you need to be courteous. Don't label your opinion as a fact just because you believe in it so much.
@NyoHoHo Also, god is supposedly all-powerful and good, right? So can't he just, y'know, stop evil? He's all-powerful. Why doesn't he stop murders in their tracks? Why does he allow people to be brutally raped and murdered? He causes cancer, heart attacks, blood diseases, injuries, suicides, wars, miscarriages, burglaries, vandalism... literally every single See More▼ evil thing you can imagine. There are a few possible meanings of this: 1. Your god CAN stop evil, but he DOESN'T WANT TO. This would make him a terrible, evil being. 2. Your god CAN stop evil, but he CHOOSES TO STOP LESSER EVILS. Like making sure that Barbara has juuuust enough milk left in the carton to make brownies, when meanwhile there are thousands of children starving and suffering and dying of terrible diseases in Africa. This would make him really, really dumb, evil, and TERRIBLE at prioritizing. 3. Your god CAN'T stop evil. This would mean that he is NOT all-powerful, and so he can't be a god.
In order to be considered a "god," something has to be all-powerful. So, with that in mind, can your god create a rock too heavy for himself to lift? If he CAN, then he can't LIFT the rock, and so he is not all-powerful. See More▼ If he CAN'T, then he can't CREATE the rock, and so he is not all-powerful. If you can comprehend the situation I've just described, you'll understand that there is not, nor will there ever be, a god.
Here's an example that I couldn't fit into my other comment:
It's kind of like being a dog lover and talking to and/or around an avid cat-lover. Screaming "Dogs are the best and that's a proven fact!" comes off as cocky, rude, and people won't want to be around you. What if your best friend is that avid cat-lover? It'd be a very rocky friendship, and they would See More▼ probably be annoyed by you. Instead of that, saying "I believe dogs are the best" is so much better. The cat-lover may not agree with you still, but they will respect your //opinion//, not fact, and that will make it easier for them to be around you. Your representation of your beliefs should make people want to be around. No one wants to feel like your opinion is being shoved down their throats. That's a douche move.
Just be careful how you put your opinions. It IS an opinion. It's like saying that I KNOW aliens exist for a fact, but you don't think so, and I'm trying to convince you that it's a fact. It's my opinion. It's your own personal fact which is, guess what, an opinion. Also, that example is kinda irrelevant because everyone (well, 90% of people) knows and believes See More▼ the world is round. It makes people happy to think that the world is flat, but they know it isn't. It's not the same with God. Just as you have proof that God doesn't exist, people out there that are smarter than you have proof that God does exist. So the example you made was redundant and had little relevancy to the topic at hand. The whole point I'm trying to make is for you to understand that you're coming off as rude. Careful how you word your "facts".
@NyoHoHo I said "think" because if I hadn't, you'd have kept badgering me about how it was an "opinion."
Look, I'm sorry, but I don't think that saying "god isn't real" is hate speech, so I have the freedom to say it on the Internet. I don't see how that's rude - it's stating a fact (since I can PROVE it, it's more than just a ""theory""). I understand that See More▼ many Christians find happiness in their beliefs, and I apologize if I offended anyone, but I simply commented on this poll explaining why I chose Taylor Swift over Jesus.
What if I believed that the Earth is flat, and that belief made me happy? If someone said "um hey,, the Earth is actually round" would that be considered rude?
Ahaha, you just proved that it's //your// opinion. "...I think it would be considered a fact." is a statement saying that you believe, not everyone else, that your opinion is fact. And the antonym of opinion is fact. I really don't care if you can prove if God is real or not, just don't be rude and say he doesn't exist, as if your theories are a fact. There's See More▼ plenty of Christians out there who find happiness in their beliefs, so be respectful of that.
Jesus, because he died for our sins, but I can understand choosing Taylor Swift if you aren't a Christian or something. (Side note: Please do not attempt to argue. I don't have time for that, and I was trying to be understanding. If you disagree, please simply dislike and move on. Thank you.)
Feel free to downvote me, but just know a few things -
1. If you believe in god, a magic man who can do anything and lives in the sky, you don't get to make fun of otherkin, and
2. I'm 100% open and willing to debate, and I will CREAM you! ;)
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...although it's not an opinion. It's a FACT because I can PROVE IT.
I'm a damned nihilist, so you don't need to preach to me about "how God doesn't exist", 'cause quite frankly, I don't give a damn about it. I don't care about religion, about your opinions, or anything, to be honest, because everything is or will become obsolete. I do, however, have See More▼ enough common sense and social skills to know that just because you wholeheartedly believe it, doesn't mean you should wear it on your forehead. Your explanation of why God doesn't exist means nothing to me. (And if you read the Bible, you'd see God allow humans to have free will to do as they wish. Don't fuckiin @ me, I'm not debating you on this)
What I've been trying to say is that you need to be courteous. Don't label your opinion as a fact just because you believe in it so much.
Also, god is supposedly all-powerful and good, right?
So can't he just, y'know, stop evil?
He's all-powerful. Why doesn't he stop murders in their tracks? Why does he allow people to be brutally raped and murdered? He causes cancer, heart attacks, blood diseases, injuries, suicides, wars, miscarriages, burglaries, vandalism... literally every single See More▼ evil thing you can imagine.
There are a few possible meanings of this:
1. Your god CAN stop evil, but he DOESN'T WANT TO. This would make him a terrible, evil being.
2. Your god CAN stop evil, but he CHOOSES TO STOP LESSER EVILS. Like making sure that Barbara has juuuust enough milk left in the carton to make brownies, when meanwhile there are thousands of children starving and suffering and dying of terrible diseases in Africa. This would make him really, really dumb, evil, and TERRIBLE at prioritizing.
3. Your god CAN'T stop evil. This would mean that he is NOT all-powerful, and so he can't be a god.
Here's my proof that he doesn't:
In order to be considered a "god," something has to be all-powerful.
So, with that in mind, can your god create a rock too heavy for himself to lift?
If he CAN, then he can't LIFT the rock, and so he is not all-powerful. See More▼
If he CAN'T, then he can't CREATE the rock, and so he is not all-powerful.
If you can comprehend the situation I've just described, you'll understand that there is not, nor will there ever be, a god.
It's kind of like being a dog lover and talking to and/or around an avid cat-lover. Screaming "Dogs are the best and that's a proven fact!" comes off as cocky, rude, and people won't want to be around you. What if your best friend is that avid cat-lover? It'd be a very rocky friendship, and they would See More▼ probably be annoyed by you. Instead of that, saying "I believe dogs are the best" is so much better. The cat-lover may not agree with you still, but they will respect your //opinion//, not fact, and that will make it easier for them to be around you. Your representation of your beliefs should make people want to be around. No one wants to feel like your opinion is being shoved down their throats. That's a douche move.
The whole point I'm trying to make is for you to understand that you're coming off as rude. Careful how you word your "facts".
Look, I'm sorry, but I don't think that saying "god isn't real" is hate speech, so I have the freedom to say it on the Internet. I don't see how that's rude - it's stating a fact (since I can PROVE it, it's more than just a ""theory""). I understand that See More▼ many Christians find happiness in their beliefs, and I apologize if I offended anyone, but I simply commented on this poll explaining why I chose Taylor Swift over Jesus.
What if I believed that the Earth is flat, and that belief made me happy? If someone said "um hey,, the Earth is actually round" would that be considered rude?
(Side note: Please do not attempt to argue. I don't have time for that, and I was trying to be understanding. If you disagree, please simply dislike and move on. Thank you.)