IF I CAN CLIMB A TREE, I CAN CLIMB MT EVEREST. IF I CAN DRIVE A CAR, I CAN PILOT A SPACE SHUTTLE. IF I CAN PEE, I CAN BE THE PRESIDENT. IF I CAN POO, I CAN RULE THE WORLD!
Lolol, just pretend to to play FFR/SM to the hymn there sing'in.
I do that sometimes.
" Open the eyes of my heart"
" Taktaktaktaktaktak ta ta tak"
Originally posted by Tasselfoot
[1:39:07 PM] synthlight says: The answer is.. because version .786 has a sun in it.
[1:39:23 PM] Tasselfoot says: i don't get it.
[1:39:37 PM] synthlight says: you are not supposed to.
I'd much rather play SM than go to church. However, I would much rather leave my house to do other things with my friends than play SM. It's not quite that important.
I'm only 16 and I've had a religious relivation similar to his. I've done many hours of research and then watched Carl Sagan's Guide to the Cosmos and I am now atheist. Some people mature faster than others meaning some 15 year olds can have serious religious opinions and others can't.
you obviously didn't read his post.
i'm 15 and outdebate most adults at religious topics,
i'm not saying a person in his middle teens can't have a sort of epiphany, but someone at the age of 10 or 11 most definitely can't.
There was this person(forget his name), who once said,
"we all want to get to heaven,
but none of us want to do the things to get us there."
Feel several different pains, before they're colored pure red
Make a little chance! Start connecting us into to tomorrow, ready and go!
No matter how many times I keep going down, in these unending rounds
I'm gonna keep up! We can create hope, it's our story!
but none of us want to do the things to get us there."
because if a god exists, it definitely requires that you go to some building once per week to sing and sit in uncomfortable wooden chairs for you to get into his secret club, right
Even if you follow your bible, there's no passage that says you have to go to church once a week or you're going to hell.but if there is whoops
i'm 15 and outdebate most adults at religious topics,
i'm not saying a person in his middle teens can't have a sort of epiphany, but someone at the age of 10 or 11 most definitely can't.
Yet I'm sure at the age of 10 or 11 you did just that, following your parents religion blindly. So really that's not a statement you can make.
I love being an atheist (though strictly speaking, I'm more of an apatheist or theological noncognitivist, basically just nonreligious). I don't have to worry about things like this.
That said, SM >>>> church. Seeing as how I'm nonreligious.
EDIT: @ Izzy
My parents are both somewhat religious. They believe in a Christian god but don't go to church or pray or anything. They live as if they're nonreligious, though they maintain a belief in a god.
At age 10 or so was when I really began thinking about religion, and I eventually came to the conclusion "There is absolutely no evidence for the existence of a god, so why should I believe in one?" At that point was when I began to diverge from my parents' religious beliefs. Prior to that, I had believed that there was a God and as long as you weren't an evil person you would get into heaven. One day I was just like "Wait, that doesn't make sense."
I wouldn't exactly call it an "epiphany," but I at least know from experience that 10-year olds can make religious decisions (though admittedly, probably not that many).
[QUOTE=Tokzic;2161302]because if a god exists, it definitely requires that you go to some building once per week to sing and sit in uncomfortable wooden chairs for you to get into his secret club, right
Even if you follow your bible, there's no passage that says you have to go to church once a week or you're going to hell.QUOTE]
Feel several different pains, before they're colored pure red
Make a little chance! Start connecting us into to tomorrow, ready and go!
No matter how many times I keep going down, in these unending rounds
I'm gonna keep up! We can create hope, it's our story!
At age 10 or so was when I really began thinking about religion, and I eventually came to the conclusion "There is absolutely no evidence for the existence of a god, so why should I believe in one?" At that point was when I began to diverge from my parents' religious beliefs. Prior to that, I had believed that there was a God and as long as you weren't an evil person you would get into heaven. One day I was just like "Wait, that doesn't make sense."
I think these kinds of decisions are just going to increase because of the increase in media and internet use. Then all those crazy old christian ladies start mouthing off about the internet devil and ****. Also, don't be offended by the internet. It's not real. If you are offended then you probably aren't to firm on your beliefs.
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