I have evangelical roots, but as current I'm a non-denominational Christian.

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The point of living is to find the reason to live

That was deep

>life
>having a point

the world doesn't revolve around you special snowflakes, there is no ''point''.

Just because I think there is no God doesn't mean life is meaningless.

@TOTSEan

Well, your point of life are vidya, is that correct

>life
>having meaning

you edgelords need to get better shit to do than pretend to be philosophers on a russian roulette gambling forum.

right now about #6

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I would say I am a 7.

6.5

1

Edited 12/29/2016 23:24:35

Not to be too nitpicky here, but technically your belief in God/lack thereof (theist vs atheist) is completely separate from your position on the determinability of the truth value of God's existence (Agnostic vs non-agnostic). Thus your theological position isn't so much a scale from theist to atheist with agnostic right in the middle, but rather if you are an agnostic, the term is paired with either theist or atheist based on your belief in God.

So, if you don't think it's possible to prove God's existence either way, you are an Agnostic theist if you believe in God, and an agnostic atheist if you do not. The idea that there is some middle ground here is pretty much bogus, since if you won't say if a God exists then you by definition lack a belief in it.

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1 is false. No one knows. That's the point of religion: belief.

therefore I'm 2

judeo-christian southern baptist but i also like isreal a whole lot, my pastor Yisrael Shekelstein who is a true Christian said to never question anything the holocaust

Pagan and searching...coz Gods and humans are leaving the building when their time comes....