Unbelievers
The study of psychology and theology are similar in many ways. Psychology tries to understand the human mind in relationship to self and others.
Theology tries to understand humanity by trying to understand God and our mutual relationship. Can we please Him? Can we offend Him? Is their a judgment to come? Does the Spirit of man live eternally? Fascinating questions all.
Astrology, evolution, agnosticism, a virtual smorgasbord of philosophies are offered for our pontificating pleasures.
View life from any vantage point you like — historic, cultural, scientific, religious — the study of humanity in all its facets is intriguing. Let’s not forget the grave is eagerly awaiting our arrival.
I always find it interesting how unbelievers react to any mention of God and judgment. Evolutionists present an air of intellectual superiority, when in reality they are not as clever as they think they are.
If religious folk are as ignorant and superstitions as atheists imagine them to be why don’t the unbelievers encourage religious minded people to support social programs. If they don’t do it taxpayers will have to. Why not instill guilt for wrong doing with eternal punishment much more severe than any court of law could bestow. What better way to keep the young from going delinquent. If no God - than no guilt.
You may have caught wind of the fact that I’m a candidate for mayor of Toledo, wherever this quest leads me this adventure is proving to be a valuable learning experience. Holy Toledo!