mg0086
Prospective Doctor of the Church
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I was an atheist when I was young. As far as I can remember, I did not have a good reason to be an atheist. Now, this question is becoming more puzzling to me than ever. Why would people want to be an atheist?
One does not have to be a Christian. But to my experience, one "should" have a religious belief. So, if you are an atheist, I would like to hear (and seriously consider) your reasons. I am not trying to debate you, but trying to understand you by a few questions.
So, please give me your best reasons of being an atheist. You may start with the most convincing one.
Thanks.
My reason was my family didn't devote as highly as I do now. several factors attributed to my atheism such as, I felt at the time no one understood me, no one loved me, God took my best friend to early and he didn't deserve it. Once I was mad at God, I started to set out to disprove his existance, reading materials linked to atheistic belief, all kinds of things like that. Then I fully became Atheist and didn't care much for a God that society believed to be true to justify what they were doing was right.
People would use God as an excuse to do things, often what I saw were bad things...I turned away full throttle and didn't look back....
"There was no God...If there was he wouldn't let this happen....Besides, evolution discredits creation...the bible was wrong. There's actual scientific proof that God doesn't exist...AND without religion, the world would be a happier place..." <--these were the words I thrived on and I continued with my journey to disprove his existance...
*Man,....that was really painful to write...*
I became very depressed and suicidal after that...the overwhelming lonelyness was taking it's toll on me and because I didn't believe anyone was there...I was totally...alone....
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