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It must be comforting for all you god believers that somewhere in the darkest Amazon jungle a primive man with a bone through his nose is sitting in a mud hut & thinking just like you.
He's had no education like you have, he's never seen a TV or read a book so he's totally illiterate but just like you he believes & fears god.
Tomorrow he will pray to the god of bananas so that the crop will be good & maybe sacrifice a chicken to be sure god sees & hears him.
He's also tied the testicles of a goat to his doorpost as this will guarantee god will make him fertile.

tribes generraly follow a symbiotic spiritualistic kind of religion rather than an organised religion like the main stream ones.

They also don't grow crops of bananas as wild banana (without the genetic interference of man) and not something really worth farming.
 
It must be comforting for all you god believers that somewhere in the darkest Amazon jungle a primive man with a bone through his nose is sitting in a mud hut & thinking just like you.
He's had no education like you have, he's never seen a TV or read a book so he's totally illiterate but just like you he believes & fears god.
Tomorrow he will pray to the god of bananas so that the crop will be good & maybe sacrifice a chicken to be sure god sees & hears him.
He's also tied the testicles of a goat to his doorpost as this will guarantee god will make him fertile.


so yes, it must be very comforting indeed that your minds are as one with this primitive fellow in his mud hut nailing a goats knackers to the door to appease god & unless Christian or Islamic missionaries find him & show him what he's missing in not praying to their god who of course is the real god he will remain blissfully ignorant, poor sad fellow that he is



You might like to read a little on the Amazonian Piraha tribe before making such assumptions.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirahã_people
 
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If i was to label myself, the closest definition would be an Apathetic agnostic.

From wiki

Apathetic agnosticism (also called pragmatic agnosticism) is the view that thousands of years of debate has neither proven, nor dis-proven, the existence of one or more deities (gods). This view concludes that even if one or more deities exist, they do not appear to be concerned about the fate of humans. Therefore, their existence has little impact on personal human affairs and should be of little theological interest.
 
tribes generraly follow a symbiotic spiritualistic kind of religion rather than an organised religion like the main stream ones.

They also don't grow crops of bananas as wild banana (without the genetic interference of man) and not something really worth farming.

LOL, please!
You are doing so well with your over flowered, bombastic speech... and then you bang an extra "r" and miss an "l" in "generraly".

The shame. :rolleyes:
 
tribes generraly follow a symbiotic spiritualistic kind of religion rather than an organised religion like the main stream ones.

They also don't grow crops of bananas as wild banana (without the genetic interference of man) and not something really worth farming.

You might like to read a little on the Amazonian Piraha tribe before making such assumptions.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirahã_people

Typical nit picking but totally avoiding the whole point of the post which points out that you have the same religious mentality as stone age man.

I will add that tribes do grow & cultivate bananas, one of the fastest growing plants so get your facts right, your probably not even aware that a banana doesn't actually grow on a tree
 
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Typical nit picking but totally avoiding the whole point of the post which points out that you have the same religious mentality as stone age man.

I will add that tribes do grow & cultivate bananas, one of the fastest growing plants so get your facts right, your probably not even aware that a banana doesn't actually grow on a tree

So I have the same religious mentality as stone age man do I. You presume to far. Considering I am Agnostic, I don't have any religious mentality whatsoever.
 
So I have the same religious mentality as stone age man do I. You presume to far. Considering I am Agnostic, I don't have any religious mentality whatsoever.

Why did you feel the need to 'air your knowledge ' did I even mention the Piraha tribe? no , the theoretical man in a mud hut with a bone through his nose belongs to a tribe unknown to the outside world so Google that ;)
 
To the audience here... What evidence do you see in your universe to suggest a God?

I'm not stupid enough to admit there's not some evidence that could point to intelligence in creation:-
- The perfection of gravity, without which nothing would be here.
- The perfection of the atom, again, without which nothing would be here.
- The fact the earth is in the 'Goldilocks Zone'. Not too hot and not too cold.
- The fact we have Jupiter, a huge shield in the solar system to hoover up rogue asteroids and comets.
- The fact we have a moon to move our oceans, and act as a shield.
- The fact we have a magnetic field, without which life would be irradiated.
- And even subtle things like ice being lighter than water. I suspect that could have made a huge difference to life here on earth.

The list goes on and on... But in the cold light of day, these are all explainable simply by two premises:-
- There's a billion billion billion chances for a planet like Earth in the Universe. The odds are hugely in favour of us being here (somewhere) :)
- How many times before (or indeed now) have other Universes existed where the laws of physics haven't quite worked such that life could exist.

I suspect countless civilizations across the Universe have, and will, ponder the exact same questions... Many will assume (at some point) intelligent design to explain their existance too...

And finally what is more likely of course, random Universes popping out of nothing, or indeed a religious all seeing and knowing deity popping out of nothing, driven (for some odd reason) to play some odd religious game, creating life solely to make it take a test, sending billions to eternal pain and damnation?
 
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Why did you feel the need to 'air your knowledge ' did I even mention the Piraha tribe? no , the theoretical man in a mud hut with a bone through his nose belongs to a tribe unknown to the outside world so Google that ;)

Why did you feel the need to 'air your lack of knowledge'. You mentioned the Amazon, I just pointed out that you cannot make such sweeping comments as they are false.

So the hypothetical tribe have the same belief as I do, so they are agnostic then. They must be as you stated that have the same outdated belief as I do.

You do seem to be a rather angry young man, maybe a faith of some description could calm you down a little.:p
 
I was in a dark and scary place once and felt true fear. I was lost in a dense Forest at night and could hear wild animals around me and for the life of me I couldnt find the end of this Forest panic ensued.

I started to Think about a religious figure and the fear I felt evaporated and I felt stronger. Eventualy I found my way out of the Forest and stopped thinking about religiouse figures.

Do the SAS teach this method ? :D

I think Religion is Hard wired into the brain on a primal level for survival reasons.

I'm not religiouse at all though I do feel a little spiritual at times if thats not a contradiction ?
 
I was in a dark and scary place once and felt true fear. I was lost in a dense Forest at night and could hear wild animals around me and for the life of me I couldnt find the end of this Forest panic ensued.

I started to Think about a religious figure and the fear I felt evaporated and I felt stronger. Eventualy I found my way out of the Forest and stopped thinking about religiouse figures.

Do the SAS teach this method ? :D

I think Religion is Hard wired into the brain on a primal level for survival reasons.

I'm not religiouse at all though I do feel a little spiritual at times if thats not a contradiction ?



You don't have to be religious to be spiritual. The two are separate issues.
 
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