Philosophy of theology question from an agnostic, aren't there only 2 choices, belief of non-belief?

Question

And for God, is there only 2 choices to give to the human's soul? Existence in eternity with God, or Existence in eternity without God?

What other choice would there be?

I'm an agnostic, don't have any evidence for God but if she wants to contact me I'll listen.

Currently I believe my soul travels into orbit about the Moon and Earth after I die, and regardless of your belief, all my loved ones are there with me.

Answer 1

Belief isn't like pregnancy - a cut and dried issue.

We all go through periods in our lives where we find ourselves wrestling with issues of faith; faith in our relationships, in our friends, in ourselves, and in our belief in God.

Agnosticism is not necessarily a one-or-the-other belief, at least, not in my own assessment. What the agnostic says is, "I'm willing to believe, but need a rational argument to do so."

...alas, with religion, that's seldom an option.

Personally, I choose to believe the following:

1.) I believe that there is some form of afterlife, where all that makes us the people we are is able to continue to grow.

2.) I believe that it's our responsibility on this planet to be the truest representation of ourselves - in other words, for me to be the best "me" possible - while we're alive.

3.) I believe I'll have another beer.

Answer 2

While there are only two choice really and that is belief or non-belief there is more to it than that. As for belief I see it narrow.. like a laser... you have a set of beliefs and you don't deviate. As for non-belief, it's like a wide open plateau, what you find in one corner may be different than another but both are ok and accepted. Myself, I'm pitching my tent on the plateau.

Answer 3

So you want a gray area? Since all of mankind contains good and evil, therefore the endgame is the ultimate outcome of good and evil. Otherwise, what point is there to life? Why be good if all you have to look forward to is floating in space? If i am wrong, then all I have lost is a belief in a myth, but if you are wrong, hen you have lost your immortal soul.

Answer 4

I hope these souls don't get hit by the rocket ship they are going to send to the moon - remember, in space nobody can hear you scream. Maybe you should all join hands, erm souls, and wave.

Answer 5

It's fun to make up your own religion, but not very productive. If you don't believe in one of the etablished religions then the only alternative is to believe there is no God.

Answer 6

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