[.†.MikeL.†.]

Maladiq, an apatheist doesn't care if the god exists or doesn't exist, he isn't interested in trying to prove god does/doesn't exist since he thinks it is completely irrelevant to his life.

If this is true then I probably belong in that category.

[Powaz]

What MikeLitoris said about atheism reminded me of something. Brecht has a wonderful anecdote short-story:

"A man asked Mr. K. whether there is a God. Mr. K. said: “I advise you to consider whether, depending on the answer, your behavior would change. If it would not change, then we can drop the question. If it would change, then I can at least be of help to the extent that I can say, you have already decided: you need a God.”"

[KGS]

What MikeLitoris said about atheism reminded me of something. Brecht has a wonderful anecdote short-story:

"A man asked Mr. K. whether there is a God. Mr. K. said: “I advise you to consider whether, depending on the answer, your behavior would change. If it would not change, then we can drop the question. If it would change, then I can at least be of help to the extent that I can say, you have already decided: you need a God.”"

[Volf]

Yeah, a 1. The theistic God atleast, is a 1 for me. Not sure about a deistic God.

Oh wait, how religious is a different question, uhm, yeah I'd say a 1.

pretty much what he said

[Nikolai81]

A good quote by Robert Heinlein: "To be matter-of-fact about the world is to blunder into fantasy — and dull fantasy at that, as the real world is strange and wonderful."

To hell with Christianity, though. I'm very strongly inclined to European paganism; it celebrates courage and strength rather than meekness and submission, it's deeply in harmony with nature, and it's entirely free from Jewish influence.

[LastKnownMeal]

I would say 1, I am not very religious person.

[ICFabian]

I'm very strongly inclined to European paganism; it celebrates courage and strength rather than meekness and submission, it's deeply in harmony with nature, and it's entirely free from Jewish influence.

*alert alert alert*

UMMMM.

Atheist, agnostic, but with certain daoistic tendencies. TTC ftw.

Also, related to the guy above's quote:

The living are soft and yielding;
the dead are rigid and stiff.
Living plants are flexible and tender;
the dead are brittle and dry.

Those who are stiff and rigid
are the disciples of death.
Those who are soft and yielding
are the disciples of life.

The rigid and stiff will be broken.
The soft and yielding will overcome.

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