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phantonce:Kai nigerians. Dem no dey take eye/ear see/hear free. |
asalimpo:from your point of view. Then God should also have a creator cos he was wonderfully and perfectly designed. And if your God thinks he doesn‘t have a creator, he‘s an Atheist also. ![]() |
Chai, the thread was for atheists to have a nice time o. Theists have come in with their wahala. |
sinequanon:okay |
romzyxy:so Ooooo Ooooo? |
Sweet How i wish I could write. |
iamodenigbo1:nice |
I think I belong to "the seeker" group ![]() |
About 172 million people worldwide consider themselves atheists, adding those who call themselves "unaffiliated" or "nonreligious" brings the number to around 1 billion. Atheism represents a variety of people with equally varied journeys. Some "found" atheism, others have been atheists since childhood. Many people easily transitioned into non-belief but many others found the journey difficult and heartbreaking. Some atheists are vocal activists while others aren't safe to live openly as nonbelievers. Let's celebrate our diversity! 1.) The Life Long atheist Lifelong atheists grew up in atheist, or otherwise nonreligious families. They were born atheists (as are we all) and for the most part, have never been interested in religion beyond the academic. Most lifelong atheists find religious people perplexing. Having never been exposed to religious communities, they may find it difficult to understand religious people. 2.) The Atheist-at-heart The atheist-at-heart is very similar to the lifelong atheist but they didn't have the benefit of a supportive atheist community. Even though they might have been forced to participate in religion as a child, deep down, they never fully bought into it. 3.) The Waffler The waffler has shifted between religion and non-belief in a variety of forms and for a variety of reasons - sometimes multiple times. Some people started out secular then sought out religion in times of crisis or (re)turned to religion because of marriage or children and later find their way to atheism. 4.) The Seeker Seekers are often deep thinkers, hungry for answers. Some seekers explore and experience many different spiritual paths as they journey through life. Others have never considered themselves spiritual, but have always asked the hard questions, demanding to know "why?". As atheists, seekers often make great skeptics. 5.) The Rogue The rogue most likely grew up in a religious family (or came to religion at some point), conforming to the religious community and experiencing and expressing religion with sincere conviction. A combination of compelling atheist arguments and internal self-doubt led the rogue to abandon his/her religious convictions, often with a lot of hurt feelings and resentment. Rogues tend to become the most outspoken activists after having seen first-hand how much damage religion can cause. 6.) The Conscientious Objector Like the rogue, this person chooses to leave religion as an adult, often to the chagrin of family and friends. The Conscientious Objector might actually desire to stay in religious community because they don't want to hurt their family, but they cannot, in good conscience, continue to participate in things they don't believe. They understand the religious impulse and are sympathetic to their religious friends and family 7.) The Reluctant Non-Believer While most atheists are content in their non-belief, some come by it kicking and screaming and may continue to pine for the days of certainty and religious community. Reluctant Nonbelievers may continue to consider themselves "spiritual" while maintaining a disbelief in any kind of higher power or mystical element to the world, or they may just wish they could believe for whatever reason - often thinking it would be "easier". Some reluctant nonbelievers are atheists who live in very religious communities, finding atheism to be a very lonely path or think they "should" be religious. So which one of these categories do you belong to as an atheist? |
The thought of taking something's life by pushing a knife back and forth through it's neck is just too gruesome for me but when there's no other option, I force myself to do it. |
sosiqdude:Owlcity-embers Might not be too loud cos it's quiet here and almost everybody is asleep and I don't want to disturb them with my crooked voice |
sosiqdude:okay. I‘m not saying i‘m a good singer either |
Testerfuze:i was not discouraging anyone. |
sosiqdude:your voicenote is the most horrible i‘ve listened to today. |
nani667:thanks. |
Might record one later. |
Nice device |
“Ucbrowser HD“ is the best. Even better than “Ucbrowser“ |
nani667:is it a mission game or just like injustice |
Flexing Nicki‘s #Pinkprint And Taylor‘s #1989 |
Cool. I just hope i have the money to buy it when it comes out |
Currently downloading. Can't wait to watch this |
XavierG:my school tab. Graphics was bad also I think the tab is not powerful enough |
Downloading
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slyowokoya:seriously. |
Benart:how true is this? Two episodes next friday will be awesome |
These episodes are just too short |
realtem:haha |
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