Eorl wrote:Why can't you see that you will burn in hell for all eternity just for feeling that way?
I think hell will be just peachy. When Ghengis Khan rocked up there he lead a rebellion that ousted all the demons. Meanwhile Socrates, Einstein and Da Vinci have terraformed the place using the perpetual fires as a fantastic energy source.
Quote:You and your children for four generations?
My gametes, my precious precious gametes.
Quote:At least I'll be there to keep you company.
Meet you behind sysiphus' hill?
Quote:I think it extremely unlikely that any gods exist. I think it extremely likely that given hypothetically that gods did NOT exist, we would make them up anyway.
I'd go logarithmically beyond "extremely" but yeah same here.
Quote:Superior beings that are mortal and "normal" in a biological sense are much more likely, even probable, but the odds are heavily against ever meeting them.
Yeah, I believe in Vorlons too (babylon 5). Given the age and size of the universe it seems likely there will be sentient advanced life out there somewhere.
Quote:I think all people should be taught to at least understand the atheist view as well as a good grounding in the religions of the world during their schooling.
Yeah, I've thought about that as well. I was thinking that in order to obtain the religious tax benefits a priest has to undergo a compulsary religious tolerance course. What do you think?