So People On Facebook Are Going Crazy Over This Analogy To God

[storyteller]

Haha nice
But this only attacks abrahamic religions

I almost went with a cthulu joke instead but figured that'd be way to out there. This concept is meme-able as hell though.

 

[newworldafro]

If I was a preacher, I would have this ready for Sunday morning service....watch the congregation go wild .

 

[Hawaiian Punch]

I found this story enjoyable.

 

[rapbeats]

i assume you're talking about the christian god, and not the one who gave the story to muhammad? or the one who's brother was poseidon?

see the problem is youve exposed yourself as a christian lunatic, so you cant look at this objectively

wrong again. you can't look at it objectively like the others have not because you're an atheist lunatic.

I gave yall a simple understanding of what was said. the fact that most of yall so called "non believers" as usual ... ran in here to go all science on the analogy tells more about yall then it does about the analogy, the person who wrote, or me. The analogy is still spot on. Simple as that.

You can't refute it. all you can do is try to pull science rank on something that was never meant to be about science to begin with. its an analogy. thats it.

 

[rapbeats]

So I'm an agnostic
I am positive there is no answer to the question of God.

But rapbeats is correct, this analogy is just a metaphor about perception, it is not meant to represent anything factual.

and to boot, its not to actually make non believer feel bad. it's just telling our story from both points of view. believer and non believer. that is all. anyone catching feelings is telling on themselves.

 

[levitate]

It is an interesting analogy, but:

shyt like this is why I deleted my Facebook account.

 

[the cac mamba]

wrong again. you can't look at it objectively like the others have not because you're an atheist lunatic.

I gave yall a simple understanding of what was said. the fact that most of yall so called "non believers" as usual ... ran in here to go all science on the analogy tells more about yall then it does about the analogy, the person who wrote, or me. The analogy is still spot on. Simple as that.

You can't refute it. all you can do is try to pull science rank on something that was never meant to be about science to begin with. its an analogy. thats it.

its a smart-dumb "ha-ha" internet meme that fails miserably when compared with what people actually believe :jaymad:

 

[Jimmy Two-Times™]

Babies aint thinking about that shyt.

Adults are ACTIVELY searching for answers and not finding any. Not twins. BILLIONS of people have lived and died asking these questions.

These babies having an active intelligent conversation and knowing what the umbilical cord is doing. Religious ppl will do anything to hold on to something old that doesnt translate into making sense in these modern times.

Your avi and post do not correlate.

 

[Ghost Utmost]

Very decent metaphor

I don't think it translates 1 to 1 cause if you're gonna be born you physically move to the opening the you physically get jammed through it

We see people die all the time. They just stop moving. If their body was physically pushed into a new location through a physical opening, of course we'd imagine that there was a place on the other side of the opening

But with death you just kinda go limp and the totally stiff. Then disintegrate slowly.

So the assumption that the soul traveled elsewhere or even that there's a soul in the first place is a reach.. based on the current EVIDENCE