Michael Diaz6 said:Look, I’m not a believer...
But honestly? Believers are closer to the "truth" than atheists are.
Though, truth itself can be weird—multiple contradictory things could both be true at once...
It's all relative...
But atheism? There isn't a single ounce of logic in it, no matter how you slice it.
It's just...
They lack the big picture. They're missing that extra dimension of perspective...
They can't see past the box they're stuck in...
They don't have the capacity to reach an epiphany without reading it in a book or seeing it somewhere else...
They lack creativity and a sense of imagination...
The very stuff that sets humans apart from animals...
That ability to look further than what's right in front of your eyes...
They're completely lacking in that department.
And man, I can't decide who's worse...
The believers who get handed a tiny scrap of truth wrapped in a mountain of lies... making them impossible to reason with...
Or the ones who act all proud of being atheists...
Acting like it's just wonderful that this massive universe—which somehow managed to create this mathematically perfect setup of life, plants, planets, galaxies, and ratios from atoms to stars—just happened by pure accident without any intelligence behind it. Like, everything is just randomly placed.
You need intelligence to build a basic stool...
but apparently, they think you don't need a single brain cell to build their heads.
Why doesn't nature just accidentally stumble into building a car or a watch? If it's so easy to make complex stuff by accident, why not those? It's a billion times harder to build something like that without design.
Still... I really can't tell which group is more blind...
When you spill a glass of water, is that pattern on the floor the product of intelligence? And whose intelligence?
I'm using the word "intelligence," even if I haven't got a clue what that specific brand of intelligence means to you.🤷 Explain yourself a bit.
I'm not an atheist, but atheism is just logically unsustainable.