Athiests,

Would you admit you were wrong if you work up in hell? Like I mean if you had died in your sleep overnight from an untreated blood clot that began in the leg, but you just thought it was sort after inter office slow pitch soft ball bruise or knot since you haven't worked out so much since the kids but was actually a Blood clot that then when your legs were elevated while in bed dislodged and travelled then from your leg to your left lung. Then "boom" dead.

Would you admit admit that you were wrong if you then work up in hell fire and brim stone, like the Christian version of hell specifically.

Or else what what would it take to get to get you to admit that you were wrong?

How hard would it would it be for you to actually say oh man was I ever wrong. Or would you never allow yourself to yourself to get to that point and explain it using some kind of smart sounding but hollow science mental gymnastics?

*farts*

>>2
CowShit

I noticed that you didn't answer the question.

>>3 Your talking to another one of SFBE's puppet names.

*sharts* (Must furiously find enough clothes to make up a load of laundry and take an immediate shower - First rule for the over 50 crowd, and most especially the atheistic over 50 men: Never trust a fart).

>>5
I noticed that you did not answer the question.

>>7
Are you are you one of those that wouldn't admit it even as it was happening to you .

>>8
Admit what? I tried watching "Into The Woods" last night. It turns out all fairy tales bore me, whether they're written by the Brothers Grimm or St Peter. There's no basis in my brain to carry on a conversation about your fairy tales.

So I'm doing some comic improv to amuse myself instead. I hope you don't mind.

When a child who believes in God & prays before sleep every night gets raped by a Priest... should that child still grow up religious?

Good talk everyone.

So because there's evil in the world that means there's no God?

You don't have to practice a religion to be a believer

So because there's evil in the world that means there's no Santa Claus?

It means there's no god worth praying to.

>>13
I noticed that you didn't answer the question.

>>12
I like your post. its the truth.

I'm not so good with the advice... can I interest you in a sarcastic comment?

>>15
I noticed that you didn't answer the the question.

>>16
I'm not an atheist, that's why.

>>17
Thank you, anon.

Religion and Christianity are conflicting ideologies. I am a Christian but I am not religious. So depending on the kids beliefs really...

You can be can be religious and not Christian but you cant be Christian and not religious.

Although I agree with you >>20. I have as said called myself Christian when I am not due to being part of a Christian culture and was baptised.

>>21
Run

Ok that makes more sense when you put it it that way

>>22
I don't see myself different to Christians either. I just don't have faith. I agree with the morality. I hate the OT though. But I am not at all anti religious , and obviously all of us in the west are shaped by Christianity bar immigrants .

And I have no problem saying they may be a god , but I am a total believer in evolution at the same time. I have a dam site more in common than a Christian than I do with a Muslim put it that way.

although I have zero issues with non extreme Muslims . I have lived amongst them all my life as well, living in London.

>>23
Run

Evolution doesn't have to conflict with Creationism. The Roman word for "day" like "creative day doesn't mean a 24 hour day, it just means a length of time. So the creative day the creative days could have lasted billions of years.

And I have no problem saying they may be a god , but I am a total believer in evolution at the same time.

The pope's are also a total believer in evolution.

John paul 2:
"Today, more than a half-century after the appearance of that encyclical, some new findings lead us toward the recognition of evolution as more than a hypothesis. In fact it is remarkable that this theory has had progressively greater influence on the spirit of researchers, following a series of discoveries in different scholarly disciplines. The convergence in the results of these independent studies—which was neither planned nor sought—constitutes in itself a significant argument in favor of the theory."

Not believing in evolution is not an official Christians thing.

No it isn't , hardly any in the UK believe in it.

The numbers are about 1 IN 10 over the world I think. That believe in creationism.

But they do have to interprete the bible in ways that they didn't before. As it's a growing trend. Even 25 years back, half of Christians believed in evolution ..

But anyway I have no idea what the Pope has got to do with Christians bar catholics.

However the Archbishop said god may not even exist last year.. so you know . Things are changing massively.

The funny thing about this thread is you assume that there is only 1 version of Hell, and it must be the one spoken of in The Bible.

Did it ever occur to you that maybe the Christian God is false and that you will burn in hell for believing in a false God?

Once you realize that there are thousands of different religions, you will realize how silly this thread is.

>>27
I noticed that you that you didnt answer hte question

You can be can be religious and not Christian but you cant be Christian and not religious.

Wrong. Christianity and Religion are conflicting ideologies.

You can be religions and not be a Christian, but you can't be a Christian who is religious. It doesnt work that way. The Christian church speaks out against religion.

I've moved around my whole life and attended several different churches, I've also read the bible. I'm telling you that every church I've been to has spoken about the dangers of religion and that Christianity is against religion. This isn't a debate, read the Christian bible if you want clarification on this. http://www.actsweb.org/articles/article.php?i=164&d=2&c=2

But how would I know that it was hell? Somebody could've just transported me to Tasmania while I was asleep, for instance.

If I'm trying to answer seriously (which is tough), then yes, I guess so. However I would note that believing in God would be kinda redundant at that point, because I'd be 'damned for all eternity' and such.

If you're talking about Hobart, I'm with ya, but Launceston is actually a pretty nice place.

Oh I must have missed that. And yes if I did not did go to heaven or hell and just died to nothing then I would admit that I wrong was wrong too.

then work up in hell fire and brim stone

What a lame punishment. I mean you have forces like black holes and gamma ray bursts in the Universe and all the punishment we get is some puny bonfire?

Athiests or the term I prefer to call most of us which would be as agnostics are realists so yes anon of course we would. We believe what we see. Not what is written and translated .

Under those circumstances I would freely admit to being wrong.

Unfortunately since there is no heaven or hell, then Christians don't get the same opportunity to admit their mistake as they disappear into nothingness just like everything else.

>>36
But you'll be dead before anyone has the satisfaction of hearing you admit it!

I'll admit I was wrong after I yell, "I can't believe I'm in here for eternity just for wanting to bang Mr. Araujo's wife!"

I would scream and cry for mercy, but there would be no one there to hear me. It would be absolutely horrible. I would regret everything I'd ever done.

If I woke up in Hell, I'd probably just laugh.

>>40
i highly doubt you would do that as your suffering would be beyond anything you can comprehend in this world. there is nothing in existence worse than hell. nothing that can happen to you here on earth compares to the suffering in hell.

We already are in hell. People don't realize it.

How did you realise it, then?

If you woke up in a non-Christian hell, would you admit you were wrong, or would you explain it away with hollow religious mental gymnastics the way religious people explain away all of the contradictions they already face in the real world?