I hate God

[Leiden]

I really have a hatred for God and Jesus. To allow so much suffering is unfathomable, sadistic, evil. To not help and just watch people suffer so badly and enjoy it is demonic. I don't know anymore if it's the opposite, that the devil is good and God is the evil one. Shouldn't God help people? I mean, I truly hate him and can't seem to understand wtf he is doing to people! No help from lala land, no help on earth. There's no person/un-person to help. We're on our own to suffer and then die and possibly go to hell or not. I don't even know anymore. Am I blasphemyzing by telling the truth. I don't even know if the truth will have him destroy me even more. He really does seem to enjoy devouring people in suffering and just watching gleefully.

 

[Namelesa]

I totally agree with this. I grew up catholic but didn't understand much of why God was seen as this good being. He is said to be all-loving but creating this world is not loving at all and religion honestly sounds like manipulation to me. If God and the Devil do exist I would want to side with the devil more but still don't trust him as he was also made by God. I am trying more and more to believe in no God or afterlife as I would rather after death be non-existence.

 

[Hollowman]

There's no god

 

[Adûnâi]

There's no god

Doesn't matter, the creator of this universe is sadistic. The very laws of physics and evolution that made life possible are disgusting, wretched, abominable.

What normies feel towards paedophiles, I feel towards all creation. Imagine that every child ever born is effectively raped and enslaved? That's part and parcel of this ignoble incarnated existence. Human centipede.

 

[EvisceratedJester]

Doesn't matter, the creator of this universe is sadistic. The very laws of physics and evolution that made life possible are disgusting, wretched, abominable.

What normies feel towards paedophiles, I feel towards all creation. Imagine that every child ever born is effectively raped and enslaved? That's part and parcel of this ignoble incarnated existence. Human centipede.

First off:

God
noun

1. 1.​
   (in Christianity and other monotheistic religions) the creator and ruler of the universe and source of all moral authority; the supreme being.

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To not believe in God is to not believe in a supposed creator.

Secondly, who is to say that there even is a creator to begin with? It's not like there's no way life could have come about by chance.

 

[Adûnâi]

Secondly, who is to say that there even is a creator to begin with? It's not like there's no way life could have come about by chance.

There's way too much disgusting suffering in this world not to believe in a creator, haha. The one with a penchant for torture.

To not believe in God is to not believe in a supposed creator.

I dunno, let's call it "an act of creation" then. We agree that the Universe was created, I blame it just the same way I will blame the laws of gravity, and causation, and time. Why can't I? None of those presuppose the Jewish angel you listed above.

 

[Leiden]

I totally agree with this. I grew up catholic but didn't understand much of why God was seen as this good being. He is said to be all-loving but creating this world is not loving at all and religion honestly sounds like manipulation to me. If God and the Devil do exist I would want to side with the devil more but still don't trust him as he was also made by God. I am trying more and more to believe in no God or afterlife as I would rather after death be non-existence.

It would be everything I could want, for there to be non- existence after death. In life, all I wish for is death and in death all I wish for is non- existence.

There's no god

I wish that I could believe that wholeheartedly like you, but I think there might be one. Nobody knows for sure. Anyway, whatever I might think, I respect your opinion.

 

[Shadows From Hell]

To say god is real is like saying the easter bunny or santa are real as well. Everything is made up, including the existence of satan.

 

[mrpeter]

god doesn't exist you are mad at a fictional character


God has regrets multiple times In the bible. How is it possible for an all powerful being to have regrets?
In the story of Noah ark, he regretted making humans, so he committed mass genocide, and killed almost everyone. Then asked Noah to build an ark and bring, every animal in the world, both predator and prey together on a ship. The predators would all kill the prey, then die of starvation since not only would it not be possible for every species of animal to all fit on a ship together, but they would all die of starvation, since the flood lasted one year.

Not only would it be impossible for every species of animal to survive on a ship all together. The only way they would be able to reproduce would be through incest, then they would all go extinct because of genetic defects caused by inbreeding

Then God makes a rainbow and promises never to make a flood every again. Why did God need to make a flood in the first place?

 

[Pluto]

 

[ijustwishtodie]

Why hate something that doesn't even exist? You should be directing your anger on evolution and the natural mechanisms of life instead? Religion is just a fable that has been told by people back then in order to make sense of their surroundings as they didn't have the knowledge that we do. Just the fact that humans believe in it nowadays goes to show that we aren't a logical species but an emotional species. If you were raised in an environment where you didn't get taught anything about religion and one day you decide to walk into a library where you stumble upon the bible or the quran. Would you believe what those books say? They're just fictional in the same way that spiderman or batman is fictional. People say that it's impossible to disprove religion but, no, it's actually easy to disprove religion as it obviously came from human imagination

 

[Richard Langford]

Some of us have had experiences or occurrences in our lives (no matter how we try) that we can't explain. We could put them down to colossal, astronomical coincidences but these occurances are so pointed in their timing that would be ridiculous. I've had three.

Hence, we might not be able to explain it or understand it, but there's something or someone out there exercising influence over our lives when we need it in my opinion. Thats not a popular opinion on here of course. For the record, I'm not a chuch goer.

 

[Forever Sleep]

If there is a God, I feel the same way about them. I'm hoping so much that there isn't. Otherwise, we have a potential narcissist/ socio-psychopath (in my opinion) at the helm and, I've already done enough to piss them off enough to do something (else) horrible to me.

There again, I hope I won't pretend to love them if I ever meet them. I want to stay true to my own values. I think that's important. So, I hope I have the guts to tell them what I really think- even if that results in punishment. Besides- they're God. They already know what I think.

Out of curiosity, do you ever toy with ideas on how they might justify all this in a way we might find acceptable? Not that they have to of course- they're God. But still, I simply can't fathom an end game that justifies all the really sadistic crap that goes on here.

 

[Darkover]

Some of us have had experiences or occurrences in our lives (no matter how we try) that we can't explain. We could put them down to colossal, astronomical coincidences but these occurances are so pointed in their timing that would be ridiculous. I've had three.

Hence, we might not be able to explain it or understand it, but there's something or someone out there exercising influence over our lives when we need it in my opinion. Thats not a popular opinion on here of course. For the record, I'm not a chuch goer.

The statement relies on subjective experience and personal interpretation, so while it may feel deeply meaningful to the individual, it can be analyzed logically and scientifically to explain why such occurrences might not indicate an external force.

The human brain is wired to find meaning in randomness. This is called apophenia, where we see patterns or connections that don't actually exist. Confirmation bias also plays a role—people remember the remarkable coincidences but ignore the countless times nothing significant happened.

Given enough events in a person's life, improbable things are bound to happen just by chance. The law of large numbers explains that if you flip a coin enough times, you'll eventually get ten heads in a row. It seems incredible, but given enough trials, it's statistically inevitable.

People also tend to reinterpret past events to fit a narrative. If something happens that aligns with a strong emotional moment, like needing help in a crisis, the brain assigns extra significance to it after the fact. This is hindsight bias and selective memory at work.

There is no verifiable scientific mechanism that would allow a higher power or force to intervene in specific human lives at precise moments. If an unknown force were acting on people's lives, we would expect repeatable, measurable evidence—not isolated anecdotes.

Everyone experiences odd, seemingly impossible coincidences. This suggests they are just part of life's randomness rather than meaningful interventions. If these events were truly directed by an external force, why are they often trivial or inconsistent instead of universally impactful?

The feeling that "something or someone is out there influencing us" is a common human intuition, but it does not hold up under critical analysis. What feels like divine intervention or fate is better explained as psychological biases, probability, and selective memory rather than actual external control.

 

[Richard Langford]

I'm aware. I've looked into it in depth. I can put a long list of letters after my name and I don't take things at face value. I'm also not religious as such so have no bias.

I have two options. I can either believe these occurances are colossal coincidences (two of the three were connected so that multiples the odds astronomically again) OR I can consider consider that there's something else going on.

My experiences were so pointed in their timing and content that I'm open minded enough to factor in the latter. Others will do anything to not do that - they'll even dismiss them without even hearing the evidence so to speak.

As I said, mine isn't a popular opinion on here for obvious reasons.

 

[needthebus]

it seems likely that god is this idea of what people wish existed to help people deal with the enormous cruelty of life

the actual religious myths are probably due to schizophrenic people hearing things and nature being misinterpreted

people often look at coincidences, statistical streaking, as meaningful. flip a coin a billion times and at some point it's normal and expected for 20 heads to come up in a row, and that's not evidence of god or magic

when people personally have miracles, they may be misintering normal events

another possibility is quantum immortality: if you died in every version of reality except the one in which you got a cold and didn't board the plane that blew up, then that's the reality you will be in, and you may think it's a miracle when in reality all the other "you"s just died on the plane

there's also the strong possibility we are in a simulated reality, in which case miracles are just reality being hacked or altered for some reason. but if it's true, neither we nor the simulation actually exist.

most likely it seems like the planet will experience environmental collapse before AGI can simulate immersive reality, that's just a guess, and so most likely god is just made up.