/lit/ - Literature

I feel good bros. I'm not a good, virtous, god-fearing man but I still feel good. How do you explain that, cucks? I slapped my girlfriend around for mouthing off today and now I'm chilling on my bed re-reading Moby Dick. I feel really fucking good and yet, by your definiton, I'm not a good person and God or Great Dao or Karma or some other abstrsct thing/entity is supposed to punish me and ruin my life for my transgressions and wrongdoings, yet I've been feeling good for a past decade and I've never changed myself or compromised even one bit of my personality to appease these things. I'm not a good person yet I feel good, how does your "philosophy" explain that, cucks? I think all of you are just coping, none of you actually believe in the things that you preach. Thats what I think.

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>Case in point. You called a perfectly valid argument ( "God's plan is beyond our comprehension") a non-argument and had a smug little chub from it. The exercise is in vain because the whole subject is just an exercise in vanity for you
God planned for me to have a smug little chub and exercise my vanity. Do not question his ways. God's plan is beyond our comprehension. My smug little chub is a metaphysical necessity. It could be no other way. Do not ask why. God's plan is beyond our comprehension. Do you have even a basic grasp of apophaticism?

we are merely play things for God. We are the equivalent of an ant farm for him

Has any literature made you seriously consider the existence of the Christian God?

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>>21365193
Then who baked the baker who baked the baker?

A bread is a rearrangement of atoms taken from somewhere. If the universe is like a bread it must have been made out of an arragement of atoms of an already existing universe.

Also you're just doing a mindless wordplay:
>if a machine was machined by a machine who machined the machine?
>if a human humaned a human who humaned a human?
>...

>God created the universe
If so, who created god?
>He always existed and has no creator
If god always existed and doesn't need a creator then why can't the universe have always existed and why does it need a creator?

It seems like because the question "Who created god?" Will get you stuck in an infinite loop someone just made up a condition as a desperate try to solve this problem but it doesn't solve anything and even if it would a god is not needed for this argument.

Sad how when human beings invent a God, the best they can come up with is a mix between a parent and a legislator

>yo Noah, don't worry, I will never punish man again with a flood, here's a fucking rainbow to say that I won't
Oh thanks God!
>I'll just punish the earth with fire next time, but you ain't gotta worry bout that shit till Revelation, sweaty
WHAT THE FUCK GOD?

>Extremely smart
>Always finds a way to win
>Extremely strong
>Extremely charming/persuasive
>Multilingual
>No explanation how he has obtained these skills

How did Christianity get away with creating such a shallow mary sue?

Any actual good arguments for the existence of God? Not necessarily the Abrahamic God.

>>19893564
YO PROFESSA
DIS NIGGA NAME IS JEALOUS

>makes you lust for women
>makes women evil
What did God mean by this

Guys, what if we have been misgendering God all this time and it is in fact a Goddess?? What if They is actually gender-neutral. We need to come up with another word for Them

A remainder that if your morality comes from religion you don't have real mortality. You act according to your religions rules of behaving because you are a coward living in fear of doing wrong and being forbidden to live in prosperity instead of misey during the afterlife

This is your opportunity to convert an atheist - do your worse anon

I'm an atheist and I feel like atheism has given me nothing but problems.
Any books that will turn me into a theist?

I'm an atheist and I feel like atheism has given me nothing but problems
Any books that will turn me into a theist?

Why does God allow us to suffer?

If dubs then I’ll read the whole Bible front to cover.

If god is omnipotent, why doesn’t he financially support churches, and why do some struggle and fail? Checkmate christcucks.

*blocks your path*

Genesis 9:7
>As for you, be fruitful and increase in number; multiply on the earth and increase upon it."

It's not clear to me that morality would be objective even if God did exist. To those who disagree, which horn of the Euthyphro dilemma do you take?

Exodus 15:11
>Who is like unto thee, O Lord, among the gods? who is like thee, glorious in holiness, fearful in praises, doing wonders?
So the Bible doesn't support monotheism?