Kind of like built-in instinct?
Even people in the middle of nowhere, with no education system, and no access to churches or religious people to provide influence, ponder their origins, look to the stars and question if a God exists.
Of course, you could argue that our imaginations can think of many things that are not real; but with death...
Why do we question life after death, heaven etc?
We just die, that's it... right?
100% sure?
There is always that nagging bit in your head that says: "But what if... what if there's something after?"
Even the die-hard atheist couldn't tell you with absolute certainty that death is 100% the end.
How can it be that so many people question life and question the possibility of a creator, if it is not built within us to begin with?
Does having the capacity to question our very selves mean anything, or is it simply that we stick a label on the unknown for our own comfort?
2006-10-10
19:03:09
·
24 answers
·
asked by
anon
3