(September 27, 2015 at 9:11 am)TubbyTubby Wrote: Lit.
I lost count of the number of times folk come on here and claim that their personal god exists.
Not believing in beliefs is not a belief. Are you shitting me.

You are not paying attention to what is written here by atheists.
Most of them make claims which has really nothing to do with not believing in beliefs.
You never thought about it Tub, did you?  

Rik, thinking is a dangerous instrument. You can seriously hurt yourself with it. Best to never touch it.

(September 27, 2015 at 9:31 am)Little Rik Wrote: Most of them make claims which has really nothing to do with not believing in beliefs.
You never thought about it Tub, did you?  

Oh fuck yes, I see the light.

How about an example of an atheist claim?

Make it snappy, I have a low attention span and some grass to watch growing.

(September 27, 2015 at 9:37 am)Chuck Wrote: Rik, thinking is a dangerous instrument.  You can seriously hurt yourself with it.  Best to never touch it.

Are you sure that i am thinking?
There is a better way to draw awareness as i just described in my OP but you of course didn't pay attention.
Thinking is a lot of hard work.
Much better let yourself open to all possibilities.
In this way the flow of knowledge enter your inner self with no effort.
You never thought about it Chuck, did you?      

(September 27, 2015 at 9:41 am)TubbyTubby Wrote:

(September 27, 2015 at 9:31 am)Little Rik Wrote: Most of them make claims which has really nothing to do with not believing in beliefs.
You never thought about it Tub, did you?  

Oh fuck yes, I see the light.
How about an example of an atheist claim?
Make it snappy, I have a low attention span and some grass to watch growing.

I already described some of the atheists claims.
Just read the OP to find out.
By saying that with the physical death is all over you make a claim and a claim is a belief.
All atheism is made of claims therefore you can not say that atheism is not believing in beliefs.
Tough to digest Tub, isn't it?      

There are infinitely more things that can be dreamt up by the feverishly hallucinating mind, and therefore appear to the idiot to be "possibilities", than there would be things that actually are.

Much better to have the wits to discern from careful observation of what actually are which of the "possibilities" in fact is unlikely to be.

Haven't thought of that, have you? No? That's for the best. Thinking can seriously damage a non functioning nerve cluster like the one behind the thick bones of your forehead.

There's no evidence for any existence in an afterlife so that becomes the default position to those that value truth. Hardly a claim.

Off to watch the grass grow.

I was just thinking we needed another topic about this.

(September 27, 2015 at 9:58 am)robvalue Wrote: I was just thinking we needed another topic about this.

Yeah, as much as we need that little rik.

Poor bastard. Life must be rough for someone that can't understand that things imagined aren't always possible.