First, choosing a religion out of fear it might be true and you might go to hell is not a healthy way of choosing a life path.
Second, it's not harmless to follow religion. It seperates you from other people (which limits your choices of friends, spouses, etc), it takes up tons of your life (church, prayer, study, etc) and it makes people blind to real ethical reasons for laws like gay marraige. Whether or not hell exists, I do not want to be responsible for limiting the way someone lives their life, like people do with gay marraige laws that are only in place because of religion.
Here's my Wager:
If God does not exist, an Atheist (I'm not by the way) will have lived a full life, free and without religious guilt.
If God does exist, the Atheist may or may not go to hell depending on which God ended up being true.
What do you guys think? I'm not trying to offend, I'm just trying to put things in perspective.
2007-01-01
17:21:34
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