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Akaraine

Akaraine

I want NOTHINGNESS.
Nov 23, 2023
6
Ex - Muslim, atheist now.
I used to be a Muslim too. But now, I'm an Agnostic-Theist. I believe that religions exists to make sense of the things we can't see in this life. No matter what, a person can't see beyond what they are capable of in this life.
I'm a little curious since I have never heard of a person leaving Islam. I mean, there are many people who left the religion then reverted and most of the people now are converting after learning about. Did you study Islam back then? Why you left Islam?
( No offence intended. TBH, I am a lot curious because I don't see this often. )
 
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Apr 25, 2023
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I used to be a Muslim too. But now, I'm an Agnostic-Theist. I believe that religions exists to make sense of the things we can't see in this life. No matter what, a person can't see beyond what they are capable of in this life.
I'm a little curious since I have never heard of a person leaving Islam. I mean, there are many people who left the religion then reverted and most of the people now are converting after learning about
back then? Why you left Islam?
( No offence intended. TBH, I am a lot curious because I don't see this often. )
The reason I left Islam is that I realized that there is no evidence of the validity of religions in general, and I had some problems with Islam, the first of which is that it is a religion that contradicts logic in many aspects and contains violence, sexual slavery, humiliation of women...etc.
For me, religions exist to control people and nations, and it is a powerful tool in the hands of the state to control minds and flocks.
Did you study Islam back then
Yeah, I studied Islam and delved into it for a year and discovered that it is a myth and a human creation\man made.
 
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Shrike

Shrike

My pain isn't yours to harvest.
Feb 13, 2024
95
I've always felt like a person that should have been religious. I've looked through a bunch in my youth, but nothing stuck. Way too many of them are just really old, they might have been relevant hundreds of years ago, but today they just feel anachronistic, focused on things that do not matter. Most people following religion don't even follow it properly, they go through the motions but otherwise they're living in a modern way with modern thoughts. Even the positive parts of their religion are largely lost on them. They go to church and then worship capitalism when their own god would find them disgusting. There's no modern religion that struggles with present concepts. So I made my own. But there's no sky fairy in mine, so no false comfort, doesn't help with avoiding a desire to CTB much.
 
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walkingdead2023

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Jan 2, 2024
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I used to be a Muslim too. But now, I'm an Agnostic-Theist. I believe that religions exists to make sense of the things we can't see in this life. No matter what, a person can't see beyond what they are capable of in this life.
I'm a little curious since I have never heard of a person leaving Islam. I mean, there are many people who left the religion then reverted and most of the people now are converting after learning about. Did you study Islam back then? Why you left Islam?
( No offence intended. TBH, I am a lot curious because I don't see this often. )
Thank you so much for sharing! I think your religion is your personal faith and you have to be comfortable with it!
I've always felt like a person that should have been religious. I've looked through a bunch in my youth, but nothing stuck. Way too many of them are just really old, they might have been relevant hundreds of years ago, but today they just feel anachronistic, focused on things that do not matter. Most people following religion don't even follow it properly, they go through the motions but otherwise they're living in a modern way with modern thoughts. Even the positive parts of their religion are largely lost on them. They go to church and then worship capitalism when their own god would find them disgusting. There's no
modern religion that struggles with present concepts. So I made my own. But there's no sky fairy in mine, so no false comfort, doesn't help with avoiding a desire to CTB much.


I agree with you! My dad says " none is really following or practicing religion the right way anymore" thank you so much for sharing!
 
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willowisnotpillow

just a little schizo :p
Jun 23, 2023
6
Atheist. I believe that we already know where we go when we die, we go back to where we came; You have already been there. Before you were born. It is hard for the brain to conceive this idea as it can only perceive 'nothing' as ideas such as black or silence. However, these are merely the absence of light and the absence of sound which are, in fact, something. I feel no fear and I have no need for the comfort of a god as our fear and empathy is merely a neurochemical phenomenon and a response to stimuli, which will cease upon death. Those who seek peace in religion often do so in order to avoid coming to this realisation, as it is a deep hole which is hard to get out of once you have realised it.
 
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walkingdead2023

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Jan 2, 2024
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Atheist. I believe that we already know where we go when we die, we go back to where we came; You have already been there. Before you were born. It is hard for the brain to conceive this idea as it can only perceive 'nothing' as ideas such as black or silence. However, these are merely the absence of light and the absence of sound which are, in fact, something. I feel no fear and I have no need for the comfort of a god as our fear and empathy is merely a neurochemical phenomenon and a response to stimuli, which will cease upon death. Those who seek peace in religion often do so in order to avoid coming to this realisation, as
it is a deep hole which is hard to get out of once you have realised it.

So you believe that once we die, we're gone forever there is no after life. It's peaceful to just not exist anymore. I asked one of the doctors i work with which he's also Atheist and he told me a lot of things I couldn't comprehend but some of it make sense.. thank you for sharing
 
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willowisnotpillow

just a little schizo :p
Jun 23, 2023
6
So you believe that once we die, we're gone forever there is no after life. It's peaceful to just not exist anymore. I asked one of the doctors i work with which he's also Atheist and he told me a lot of things I couldn't comprehend but some of it make sense.. thank you for sharing
I think that humans have spent far too much time worrying about the 'meaning' of our existence. I am not a nihilist, if life is enjoyable for you then it is a gift and a blessing that nature allowed us to develop this way. However, life is not sacred or anything, there is no good reason why you should not be permitted to end your own life if you so wish to do so. It is yours to do with as you please and there is no greater meaning behind it, enjoy it if you want, or end it. I agree that it is peaceful to just cease to exist.
 
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Jan 2, 2024
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I think that humans have spent far too much time worrying about the 'meaning' of our existence. I am not a nihilist, if life is enjoyable for you then it is a gift and a blessing that nature allowed us to develop this way. However, life is not sacred or anything, there is no good reason why you should not be permitted to end your own life if you so wish to do so. It is yours to do with as you please and there is no greater meaning behind it, enjoy it if you want, or end it. I agree that it is peaceful to just cease to exist.
I agree with you! I think I'm just confused when it comes to religion I don't know what to believe anymore, but it's convincing giving what we are suffering in life that there is no God to begin with..
 

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