Atheism Is Anti Black

Is Atheism Anti Black?


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SirReginald

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but it's weird because I'm still optimistic about a higher power.



I've been Agnostic for the past four years. However, I still keep some dietary law and hate pork. Anyway, with the world the way it is it's hard to be a believer. Like, I want to be a believer, but there's the issue of organized religion. When people ask me do I believe in faith I give them a generalized answer. Also, when I see racism and bigotry/homophobia it makes it hard for me to be a believer.


Hell, two years ago I was in the process of converting to Judaism because I aligned with that the most. TBH, I still do, but I still have loads of questions. Not to sound like a debbie downer, but when my people get treated like crap on the daily it makes me become less of a believer. I'm at the point where if there is a g-d he might just have mercy on us if he cares.

I had plans to meet up with a clergyman a year ago to discuss this because I wanted faith (something to hold on to). Not trolling at all. I'm conflicted. Also, I worked this year and have had an ok year.

Worst part is when I start dating a girls ask me if I believe in a higher power.

Thing is all these other religions help their people. If you are a Christian, Muslim, Jew, or whatnot I'm not bashing. This is just my perspective. I respect my religious bros and sisters.


Crazy because I somewhat believe in quantum physics and G-d is the universe. I'm conflicted.

EDIT 2020: Atheism is anti Black.

Atheism was created by White people. So, how can you be Pro-Black, but a non believer not believing in anything. Most of our leaders believed in Islam or Christianity/spritual faiths.
 
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Yea

I believe there is a higher power but how it creates and/or interacts with the universe is unknown.

No system, no dogma and no assumptions. Just a basic belief in a higher power.
U believe there’s a creator?
 

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if you believe in a higher power outside yourself than you got issues.
Somedays I believe in a higher power outside of myself and somedays I'm not sure. I've seen Hebraic artifacts in Africa while watching certain videos. Like I said, I believe Jesus was a teacher at best and G-d could be the universe. In some ways I think when storms happen it's because g-d is angry that we pollute his environment.
 
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