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Søren Kierkegaard’s view on the aesthetic life | Letter Never Sent
Started by Chris Sivori · 3 months ago
6 months ago
The point is, that most strong atheists, especially those that actively conduct science, cannot with 100% certainty say there's no God. This is in stark contrast to those on the other side of continuum who say they know with 100% certainty that God exists.
For any atheists who do claim they know for sure (w/ 100% certainty) that there is no God, then I would agree with your assessment of putting them in the same bucket as extreme theists.
6 months ago
6 months ago
What if we had stopped doing science X years ago when we thought we couldn't comprehend the nature of universe?
6 months ago
4 months ago
Furthermore if the concept is introduced as incoherent, unknowable, off limits, etc., then one who ignores it totally is an "atheist", by definition, one who doesn't use the word or concept.
If you can't articulate what is your 'possibility of god' is, then it's safe to reject it.
4 months ago
2. Nay-saying is not equivalent to unknowing. While a-theist, is without God. The commonly accepted meaning of atheism is "no God". In my thinking, I think mostly of the proselytizing "your belief in God is ridiculous" atheist.
3. Some things are beyond articulation or knowing. I may not build my life around such unknowable concepts, but it would be premature to reject them as this is precisely the type of certitude that requires knowledge.
3 months ago
3 months ago