Why are atheists like cypress so invested in monotheism?
He's not Agnostic. Is a devout Atheist and always proselytizing about it.I believe his position is, technically, "agnostic".
It is best, however, to not speak ill of Christianity or the Old Testament around him as he gets really upset.
but why is an agnostic committed to monotheism?I believe his position is, technically, "agnostic".
It is best, however, to not speak ill of Christianity or the Old Testament around him as he gets really upset.
He's not Agnostic. Is a devout Atheist and always proselytizing about it.
but why is an agnostic committed to monotheism?
Agnostics aren't overly obsessed with religion like Cypress is, so no.His hypothesis about an intelligence that might exist behind all of the universe is not really a "monotheism" per se. It is usually discussed in a singular fashion but since his hypothesis is usually formulated to be unfalsifiable it really is just a vague placeholder.
Agnostics aren't overly obsessed with religion like Cypress is, so no.
Agnostics seem very open to polytheism. Look at all the agnostics who go to India to try to find spirituality.but why is an agnostic committed to monotheism?
it might seem that way, if you're ignorant.Agnostics seem very open to polytheism. Look at all the agnostics who go to India to try to find spirituality.
I don't know what "invested in monotheism" even means. It's not a question people you meet on the street or at work would ask.Why are atheists like cypress so invested in monotheism?
You mostly talk about religion. So, saying you are agnostic is fairly meaningless.I don't know what "invested in monotheism" even means. It's not a question people you meet on the street or at work would ask.
That's not the question he asked.You mostly talk about religion. So, saying you are agnostic is fairly meaningless.
Whatever. You talk about religion so calling yourself agnostic is meaningless.That's not the question he asked.
He asked why I was "invested in monotheism".
I've spent more time reading the Taoist, Buddhist, and Hindi classics than I have the Hebrew bible or New Testament. Those eastern traditions are not monotheistic.
If you look at the last 50 threads started specifically about religion, I am the author of very few of those threads
Again, not the question that was asked.Whatever. You talk about religion so calling yourself agnostic is meaningless.
blerfAgain, not the question that was asked.
You shouldn't get angry when other people start threads about religion, and I comment on them.
I am going to correct misinformation when I see it. Whether that means when a holy roller dismisses evolutionary theory, or when a militant atheist mistakenly claims that nothing was written or reported about Jesus until seven decades after he died.
There are things I can actually learn from religion. I learned as much from the Taoist and Buddhist classics as I did from my college physics and chemistry textbooks.
There's nothing I can learn from atheism, therefore what is there to talk about? Atheism is just the certainty that an eternal logos, tanscendant rational agency, or deities don't exist. Atheism does not have any universally accepted philosophy, framework of morality, or canon of literature to talk about.
The problem is we all have different meanings for words. Cypress is far from being a skeptic which is what agnostics are. Cypress is in search of knowledge which is what gnostics do.I believe his position is, technically, "agnostic".
It is best, however, to not speak ill of Christianity or the Old Testament around him as he gets really upset.
Or War Zone.Why is this in current events rather than philosophy?