Do atheists actively not want God to exist? — Georgios Bakalis
is there ever an element of not wanting God to exists? — Georgios Bakalis
Do atheists actively not want God to exist? — Georgios Bakalis
Hi, I am a theist and I have a question for atheists. I hope this does not cause too much turmoil. Do atheists actively not want God to exist? I am aware that many atheists come to their conclusion because they believe God is impossible and other reasons. However, is there ever an element of not wanting God to exists? I hope this makes sense. — Georgios Bakalis
Don’t you ever get tired of contributing useless negations? You are neither helpful nor entertaining so just save it. — DingoJones
. That reduces his question to, "Blah, blah, blah...".I’ll leave the words ‘atheism, God, and exist’ open to you to decide for yourself — Georgios Bakalis
No. Not at all. My question is simply inquiring into some of the motives for atheism. — Georgios Bakalis
would be subterfuges as well, such as Nihilism. Would you agree with this statement? — Georgios Bakalis
I see. So your faith is not an expression of wanting God to exist? — counterpunch
I wouldn’t say so in the slightest. Of course, I am glad God exists, but that came after my realisation. Perhaps none of us are free from the confirmation bias, but I believe I came to my belief logically — Georgios Bakalis
and yet the atheist supposedly believes in none of them. Because of this, I reckon the atheist would need to account more generally — Georgios Bakalis
God - That which atheists do not think exist — Georgios Bakalis
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