Questions for desi atheists

[Theorist]

Re: Questions for desi atheists

@Mirch

I would love to know how religion let you down ?

This is the last time I am answering this question. So here we go…

I have many things to say that will outright offend you and I will get banned for sure. I feel religion has caused so much bloodshed (all Muslim conquests, the Crusades, Spanish Inquisition, the french wars, Taiping war, and so many more). War is never an answer, violence should never be utilized no matter how much our animalistic tendencies push us. You will defend all Islamic wars and Orthodox christians will defend the Crusades. The Jews will defend their position. None is right!

Religion has not accomplished ANYTHING but killed and controlled people. I wish there was a “Restart” button for our world! Only if we could start again. Introducing the idea of this almighty God scared people into doing the right thing. If God cared so much about our world, it woud have talked to ALL OF US. No need to be sneaky!! Why did this God create us, decided our fate, put us on earth to test us yet it knows our every move and still going to throw us in hell or heaven for everything it already knew?

But again if you feel like sharing .
As far people asking you question answering those question is completely voluntary from you own free will . Like religion gives you free will .

What free will when God knows your every move? Free will and religion do not go together. Why test us unless God is cruel and a tyrant. So either God isn’t what religion describes it to be or if it is then it’s not worthy of worship. The only reason you believe is because you do not want to end up in hell. The only reason anyone believes is because he/she realizes God has the power to throw him/her in hell. This is why you follow whatever religion you were born with or you found one that suits you the best. wouldn’t you say it’s like unwillingly want to obey the orders of a king? You will have to listen to the King or he will throw you in the dungeon. If you do good, he will reward you. What do you owe God anyway? He created you out of boredom, threw you here and then sent down shaitan and all kinds of temptations yet expect you to not be tempted. Would any parent put a snake in his/her child’s crib? No, but a tyrant king would.

You are free to defend you beliefs and question other people’s beliefs too. But you are not under any obligation to defend your beliefs , nobody can pass any fatwa here against you as it is virtual world and unlike real world it is 100 percent secular. Even if they pass a fatwa there is nothing more they can do about it.

Right, but if I don’t reply. I will be told “oh you didn’t reply to this and that and now you are saying this…you don’t know what you are talking about?”…trust me, Mirch, I try to avoid it because let’s be honest, none of you will ever see things from my perspective so I try to end it

So relax and enjoy this virtual ride instead of hiding your head in sand .

I am not hiding but annoyed by sheer volume of questions I have repeatedly answered. I am doing the same thing right now.

If you stay and discuss , one day a light bulb might go on in your head and you might find your lost faith in humanity , Islam and religion , I see some progress now that you have confessed that you are not an atheist after all. Alhumdulillah.

I have not accepted God, at least not the God you believe in that’s for sure. We can argue about our creator’s existence who may or may not be an omnipotent deity. It’s this false victorious attitude of people here that provokes me again to repeat my answers, define my position and to let YOU know…I just respect your opinion but NO, I still do not believe in God.

I guess **you believe in intelligent design theory then **? Do you ? I will say Alhumduliallh for that too , that is the first step on the path to find your lost faith . Ameen.
Again if you do not feel like answering any of my questions or comment go have a glass of thandi , thandi lassi then.

No, I do not and that’s a personal BELIEF. We can argue whether or not it’s possible. There’s always a hint of doubt.