Can we ask why? Just curious… I have been feeling in need to believe there is a god, but mostly it’s because I can’t solve my own problems and I feel helpless.
I’ll have to figure out the reason before I can write about it. Right now, it is simply something which happened. I don’t know how to explain it. I may never know. If I figure it out, though, I will share it.
I’m interested as well. I guess it’s because I don’t see my own Atheism as a “thing” that I can “lose,” like a belief would be, because Atheism, by definition is simply non-belief in a god or gods.
My prior lack of belief was something (or a lack of something, to be more precise) of which I was aware. Things happened (which I am still trying to process, to the point where I can explain them), and, as a result, this changed. Disbelief itself then became an additional thing to which my skepticism (which remains intact) was automatically applied. As a result, it vanished. An an internal change within my own mind, I noticed that change. At the moment, that is the best I can do.
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Can we ask why? Just curious… I have been feeling in need to believe there is a god, but mostly it’s because I can’t solve my own problems and I feel helpless.
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I’ll have to figure out the reason before I can write about it. Right now, it is simply something which happened. I don’t know how to explain it. I may never know. If I figure it out, though, I will share it.
I am sure of this, though: it involves triangles.
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Sounds utterly Pythagorean. I’ll be interested in hearing the tale!
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I’m interested as well. I guess it’s because I don’t see my own Atheism as a “thing” that I can “lose,” like a belief would be, because Atheism, by definition is simply non-belief in a god or gods.
Best wishes, whichever road you take.
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You lost your atheism but you still have to figure out why? That’s interesting. How do you then know you lost it?
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My prior lack of belief was something (or a lack of something, to be more precise) of which I was aware. Things happened (which I am still trying to process, to the point where I can explain them), and, as a result, this changed. Disbelief itself then became an additional thing to which my skepticism (which remains intact) was automatically applied. As a result, it vanished. An an internal change within my own mind, I noticed that change. At the moment, that is the best I can do.
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I’ll keep reading to see what you figure out.
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I just published a new blog-post which should explain much.
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thanks, just opened it to read 😉
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