Hamza Tzortzis

[Koklanas]

Kok, I have in fact found myself in the very position you described. It did not make me change my mind. I never fell for the god crap before, and I'm certainly not going to fall for it now. And if it really was the intention of some god entity that the sweetest woman I ever knew needed to die as some obscure test for me, then fuck that god, fuck its test, and fuck you too.

Assuming it had nothing to do with God's act or test. Then who caused your loved one to die.

I refuse to assume anything. I am not prepared to follow you down the rabbit hole on this one. My post was in response to your claim that the death of a loved one would change an atheist's mind and that is all I am going to say on the subject. Any and all attempts by you or anyone to use it as a preaching opportunity is not something I will take kindly to.

ok, I can understand. I did not mean to make you sad.

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I dont think it is similar, since you think no supreme being is listneing. I guess you'd say " ok I'll marry another one" without any grief at all, if the dead is your wife. After all what is the point of grieving, death is natural accurance for the living thing.
A Moslem would react differently since He has God to communicate.

Are you suggesting that atheists are emotionless automatons?

Death IS a natural occurance for the living.

So fucking what?

If anything happened to any of my loved ones I'd be devastated.

We dont need god to be fully functional people.

I just guessed.

human can function differently (either bad or good) based on the type of exposure encountered during upbringing.

If you feel devastated then some thing must have caused / allowed it to happen that you want to put the blame on.