RE: Where do we go when we die and are you afraid?
July 28, 2020 at 4:14 pm
(This post was last modified: July 28, 2020 at 4:15 pm by The Grand Nudger.)
No one else took you up on it, so I will. Here's what you're asking us, if we, as you suggest, substitute godly for good.
Quote:Do atheists believe in a heaven or hell? A -godly- place or -not godly- place?Respectfully, there is no distinction between what is godly and what isn't godly to a person who doesn't believe in gods. A person who, by default, doesn't believe in godly places. You might notice that the substitution fails to strike at your question at all, and that might be because substituting godly for good or vv is nonsensical.
If not, then what's the purpose of the distinction between -godly- and -not godly-?.
I'd like to have a respectful conversation about this.
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