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Ganymede, you are relentless. Benefit? We are discussing benefit. And I thought it was Good and Evil. Fine, let it be benefit.
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"Actually, I think everything that happens in the world is neither good nor evil, but a logical, natural order of things."
That's exactly what I'm saying! Let all the atheists die of plague and it will be a benefit for us and the new world! I will closely ensure that your posts remain neutral and philosophical (there is no good or evil, everything is logical).
Question: what is worth living for? What is worth fighting for? What is worth dying for? WHY live? What is a human life worth?
I'll be honest with you, Ganymede, I don't know if you'll believe me or not. If I could convince myself that there is no God, I would have immediately committed suicide. This desire haunts me beyond measure, and the only thing that stops me is what I cannot cast aside. To suffer on Earth, and then for eternity? No. I am forced to drag out my existence. Had I known that we are merely a food chain, a random collection of atoms—I would have been gone instantly. Without pain, with joy.
Quote:
"Actually, I think everything that happens in the world is neither good nor evil, but a logical, natural order of things."
That's exactly what I'm saying! Let all the atheists die of plague and it will be a benefit for us and the new world! I will closely ensure that your posts remain neutral and philosophical (there is no good or evil, everything is logical).
Question: what is worth living for? What is worth fighting for? What is worth dying for? WHY live? What is a human life worth?
I'll be honest with you, Ganymede, I don't know if you'll believe me or not. If I could convince myself that there is no God, I would have immediately committed suicide. This desire haunts me beyond measure, and the only thing that stops me is what I cannot cast aside. To suffer on Earth, and then for eternity? No. I am forced to drag out my existence. Had I known that we are merely a food chain, a random collection of atoms—I would have been gone instantly. Without pain, with joy.