I admit I have no blind religious faith ...I suppose I should thank God for that shouldn't I?

Answer 1

No, you don't need to thank something that doesn't exist for your lack of something bad.

Answer 2

Your question is very obscure. i believe we start up with the thought of "this group against that group" with the aid of fact of human nature. We bond at the same time, one way or yet another; and we'd choose for to be on the prevailing/the superb option area. look at how obsessed we are with soccer,and so on. Atheists have blind faith in the experience that they believe there's no god; they only anticipate with the aid of fact it fairly is impossible to tutor there is one, there isn't one. They recover from excited via commencing to believe there isn't one with the aid of a loss of info. The argument additionally stems from the shown fact that christianity (or the different dominant faith,everywhere) will deliver that's tentacles by using the very fabric of society; and the non-believers do not plenty delight in being compelled to undergo area of a faith; merely as believers does not plenty savour having all of their church homes destroyed and not being waiting to worship legally. There are far extra self proclaimed believers than non-believers in this worldwide, the minority will continuously be oppressed; and consequently, atheists frequently are ok knowledgeable, outspoken- in fact they're going to combat decrease back. With the introduction of technological know-how, faith is commencing to look inferior; the believers have had, and are nevertheless dealing with somewhat a disaster of religion, and characteristic consequentially grow to be extra opposed in direction of non-believers. it fairly is a on no account ending cycle, in spite of if there have been info there's no god, there could nevertheless be people who believe there is one (and vice as against). A poll taken in 2006 confirmed extra individuals believed Iraq had weapons of mass destruction than in 2005. some people will stare info in the face and not blink. i assume all of it comes all the way down to human nature, the human subject in case you will. i'm hoping this had some relevance on your question(s) or helped you in some way. Take it easy.

Answer 3

I don't have blind faith either. I wish I did. I think that it would be much easier. However, while some of my faith is just that... faith, it is backed by substantial historical and scientific facts. God made a way for us all to understand. Jesus said that we must have faith "like a child" to enter the kingdom of Heaven. I want that kind of faith. Forget all the intellectual junk.

Answer 4

God gave you eyes and did not intend you to be blind. Why would you describe faith as blind? On the other side of this, some might describe a lack of faith as blindness. Faith is personal and subjective, internal and as meaningful as you would want it to be.

Answer 5

Religious faith is NOT blind. It is based on historic truth faithfully recorded in the self-authenticating, God-breathed Holy Bible.

Answer 6

Well!
You have no BLIND religious faith; that is good, believe me.
NOW
Try having a seeing, receptive and rational one, believe me (this time) too.

Just try, my friend. You will not lose. AND When you will not lose, you WILL win.
Look inside and outside yourself and raise questions to yourself. Ask: why and how! Try to answer these why's and how's.
Look what comes into your mouth and what comes out of you. Look what comes into and out of your nose [while breathing]. Have you got anything to do with it?
I will not bother you talking too much.
Just try, my friend!

Answer 7

Two thumbs up.

Answer 8

Only if you can resist the temptation to gloat.

Answer 9

You'll eat those words one day

Rom 14:11 For it is written, [As] I live, saith the Lord, every knee shall bow to me, and every tongue shall confess to God.

Answer 10

Thank yourself; well done.

Do I think I'm so smart cos I'm an Atheist?
Nah; I'm an Atheist cos I'm so smart.