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It just struck me that the proof of God’s non-existence lies in the fact that most people can’t do without the need to believe in Him / Her ( as an Object / Entity outside of themselves ). And, seemingly, be instrumental in whatever extreme that follows from such a disadvantaged perspective.

Or else, they would have known Him/Her, as one seems to, sometimes, … to know the air that one breathes. Or the fact that one does.

Yes, no questions. No issues. You just take it for granted. There is, always, Nothing to debate about.

I have no desire to investigate. If I had to, I would like to believe too … in something. It eases you … somehow.

Perspective(s)?

 

Why would you wish to remain rooted to one, when you may just as well assimilate as many as possible? Some fleeting, some not.

In_fidel comes to mind.

Kaafir

If there were a God, I’m sure so would s/he be.

Lost and Found

I seem to miss the point of the insistence – ‘ No, this is me’. It seems far more easeful to say – ‘ Yes, that is also me ‘, to yourself or to any of the Others.

Peace?

I would’t know what that is, or if it is desirable. For the moment, I seem to have made sure that I am no longer at war with myself, or with any of the Others. It seems economical, in terms of effort, to invest in the engagement of artful diplomacy with yourself … while you ease yourself into doing whatever it is that you do, or don’t.