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Tag Archives: belief systems
Beyond Theology
“When God is dead, man, who was always defined as a creature other than God, begins to feel himself as other than reality – a sentimental irregularity in a dog-eat-dog system that might have been contrived by the Devil, if … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Watts, atheism, belief systems, Buddhism, Christianity, Devil, enlightenment, God, God is dead, nirvana, relaxation, religion, stars, Structure, system, theology, Zen
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God can teach lessons, even through atheists (i.e. Existence teaches us lessons)
I found this link while searching my favorite internet dump, reddit.com. This link is to an opinion article that briefly describes the experience of a Christian being the guest of and living with an atheist family. The following passage from … Continue reading
Posted in Active Philosophy, Quick Ideas
Tagged atheist, belief systems, better person, better world, children, christian, God, golden rule, good nature, Ideas, living, moral guidelines, morals, motivation, people, perpetuating behaivour, Philosophy, raised well, reason for action, religion, Self-improvement, treatment, values
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