LOLZ... If I am an atheist by your standards, I'm yet to know why. And it is the 'why' questions that make for debate Dring.Swami Dring wrote: Don't be angry, Sappho. Be thankful that I have educated you. Thanks to me, you now know that you are an atheist.
AiA in Atlanta wrote:....... non-theistic God ......
Yes.TomB wrote:AiA in Atlanta wrote:....... non-theistic God ......
Wha?
You are an atheist not by my standards, but by the definition of the word, and by your own words "I don't believe in god". Those words right there make you an atheist and if you disagree then you don't know the meaning of the word. You can prefix it with 'agnostic' atheist or 'gnostic' atheist if you must, but that's what you are.Sappho wrote:LOLZ... If I am an atheist by your standards, I'm yet to know why. And it is the 'why' questions that make for debate Dring.Swami Dring wrote: Don't be angry, Sappho. Be thankful that I have educated you. Thanks to me, you now know that you are an atheist.
Never mind.
Oh hai... my mother the catholic believes in faeries... and I mean really believes in faeries. It is the great family joke!
I presume you mean a god without a special revelation. The word theism means belief in god with or without belief in a special revelation, hence Tom's 'wha?'AiA in Atlanta wrote:Does a believer in a non-theistic God, a non-anthropomorphic God, need any counselling Swami?
Be gentle with him, Swami, he's a fragile soulSwami Dring wrote:Yes, counselling will be required.
Let me give it some thought and get back to you.Swami Dring wrote:I'll be nice, I promise. I dig the dude.
So, AiA, what kinda god you packin' there?
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