Examples and testimonies of such are plenty
Philosophy Do Human Need Religion?, some people say they can live without it
Philosophy Do Human Need Religion?, some people say they can live without it
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May 4 2011, 04:58 AM
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People believing in God surely benefited a lot from its faith.
Examples and testimonies of such are plenty |
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Jun 7 2011, 04:13 AM
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in semester 3, i fall deep into the phd hole.
by then, only god can help me. that is when, i appreciate religion. whatever i do, it is god's will. if he allow it, i will finish. stress free. ride on!. |
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Jun 26 2011, 08:18 PM
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I met a Taiwanese friends while working in apple farm last year. A bunch of them. And they don't belief in God. Although we have different belief, we remain friend until today.
So one of them asked me, "Why do you belief in God?" I told them, "It's a nature for human being. You can't changed that." When you fall of the ladder the other day while picking the apples, you said "Oh God, its hurt." When rain is coming during the day, you said "Oh God. Keep the rain away, I need to work to earn some money." I just smile while telling them my observation. They kept yelling me, "It's not fair!" LoL |
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Jul 5 2011, 03:00 AM
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One of my India's friend told me
in India they believe "desires bring miseries" then i replied him, "in science, i believes (miseries bring desires)" yes/no? |
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Jul 5 2011, 11:31 PM
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U dun need to believe in religion to be able to do the right thing. All you need is to believe in humanity. The ultimate believe for all human being should be to do the right thing for human, earth and universe.
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Jul 28 2011, 10:02 PM
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QUOTE(SpikeMarlene @ Nov 28 2010, 06:22 PM) Let me put it simply that I don't believe what you guys are saying is true. i believe in this positive side of human nature, that we are not that selfish, uncivilized barbaric cannibals we once were. The raw survivalist instincts that drove our ancestors to torture, murder and plunder, to ensure their tribes stayed alive in a harsh wild world, grabbing any resources available, are being suppressed or replaced by the better or positive side of human nature. The xenophobic, territorial, hateful, murderous, warmongering animal urges while are still very much alive in most of us, now remain subdued, hidden, diluted and tamed because of our development, our understanding, our globalization, our management of world resources that help strengthened altruism, cooperation, morality, love, compassion etc .. To take the argument further, surely the relative peace and crime free world we enjoy now, as compared to say 2K years ago where human lives were cheaper, brutality were much more rampant, murder was as easy as killing a cat, we must have changed something in us. We have 6 billion people in the world today much more than anytime in history, living in packed cities with relative comfort and contentment. How could we do that if we have so much negativity in our lives every day for the past hundreds of years over tens of generations? What you are saying, is only true, if you naively THOUGHT the barbarians at that time are incapable of LOVING.Hence there are always balances in life, when say, your basic needs like food and water are threatened, you could transform from a loving compassionate altruistic human to a barbaric selfish cannibal trying to keep your family alive. We are not there today, we may be someday. We must diligently work on not letting this day come to us. |
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