Remy LeBreh
Linconia
Death in the flesh? I'm willing to consider that, still doesn't invalidate my original point.
I'm willing to admit a judeo-christian-islamic upbringing could have benefits for living with a standardized societal moral guide, but as far fully committing to the belief system just isn't for me.
Free will can not coexist with omnipotence and omniscience. A truly omnipotent and omniscient being will already know that outcome.
For the record, I'm not full on atheist. I'm probably a deist.
So I gotta cape for the full atheists, let's see, for me what made me abandon religion...
- Growing up hearing how god was "all around us" but never experiencing any tangible evidence
- Noticing how the most deplorable people could gain favor in the church community just by getting saved or baptized
- Years of hearing about rampant sexual abuse by pastors and priests
- Actually reading the bible and realizing it's as fantastical as GoT or LOTR
- General living as a black man in America, and learning how our slave ancestors were indoctrinated with religion to be docile

I'll fully admit I look down on religious types as lemmings, but I get it, I'm almost jealous of the fake comfort they get from sending prayers to space Santa. I personally get comfort from knowing that life is a dice roll and some sadistic deity didn't create some of the hard times I've been through.



lets just look at those two statements side by side
but it's comforting for some people and makes them feel better 
