JourneyThroughHell said:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agnostic_atheismTankichi said:How do you be a Agnostic Athiest? You ponder the existence of God but think god doesn't exist?SakSak said:Depends on the day, I alternate between between being an agnostic atheist, a worshipper of the One True Goddess Haruhi and Pastafarianism. Really, depending on the mood I'm at.
But to be frank, if I thought there was any kind of afterlife, I'd prefer the Pastafarianist heaven.
But as it stands, it think it is a good parody that brings out and highlights many of the generally unspoken attributes of more traditional religions.
In other words, "I don't think a deity exists, but I can't know for sure."
I find that very reasonable, actually.
um just a little a bit of preface intelligent design means god created the big bang and knew that humanity would result(IE putting cake batter in the oven and knowing it will result in cake)baseracer said:I'm for it because intelligent design is bullshit. So is creationism.
Well, that pretty much sums up most of human history. People have been using their beliefs to start wars since people started having beliefs.Steamtech said:No, but that doesn't mean I'll deny your right to believe it. Frankly, if it were up to me, people could believe whatever they want as long as they don't use their beliefs as an excuse to start wars (or similar activities).
I nominate this for post of the year. Seriously, that's a pretty basic tenant of Pastafarianism. That's like saying "Now that I look into my religion, Christianity, a bit more, I find that Jesus turned water into wine which I disagree with, which I think is rather silly and did not know before."interspark said:actually, now that ive looked into it a bit more, i disagree with pastafarianism, turns out they agree with the christians in that the FSM planted fossils to fool us, which i always thought was quite sillyMoosh50 said:Soo, you are afraid to express your faith because you fear being ridiculed?interspark said:I would be but i live with my mum and I dought she'd take it seriously
What a devout pastaboy you are, I'm sure Pasthulhu would be proud.
Personally I find Pasrafarianism quite silly. Can you be a worshipper of you have celiac? Or are those individuals considered 'cursed'?
I'm a misotheist myself.
Isn't the Pastafarian heaven a stripper factory full of beer or something?SakSak said:But to be frank, if I thought there was any kind of afterlife, I'd prefer the Pastafarianist heaven.
Uhhh.. No. Pastafarianism was created by a student to protest the Kansas School Board of Education's decision to teach creationism in schools.interspark said:i do and it most certainly isnt! the point of pastafarianism is to put other religions in perspective! even if there is a god, the idea of him/her visiting the earth (like in the bible) is VERY far-fetched, so all religion is is people's views on "god". long story short, it's all made up! (but not necessarily wrong), and the fact that it's ridiculous just emphasise this point.... ehhh look you should probably look it up on wiki, that would explain it better than i couldEcher123 said:And you...do?interspark said:Simple enough question, are you a Pastafarian and what are your views on it?
I would be but i live with my mum and I dought she'd take it seriously
I thought pastafarianism was just a joke.
I am not, but I am more tolerant of it than most other religions. His Noodly Appendage is alright in my books.interspark said:Simple enough question, are you a Pastafarian and what are your views on it?
Well, there are people who think they know for sure (i.e. religious), people who don't know but they think it's likely (i.e. agnostic theists) and other guys.Lem0nade Inlay said:JourneyThroughHell said:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agnostic_atheismTankichi said:How do you be a Agnostic Athiest? You ponder the existence of God but think god doesn't exist?SakSak said:Depends on the day, I alternate between between being an agnostic atheist, a worshipper of the One True Goddess Haruhi and Pastafarianism. Really, depending on the mood I'm at.
But to be frank, if I thought there was any kind of afterlife, I'd prefer the Pastafarianist heaven.
But as it stands, it think it is a good parody that brings out and highlights many of the generally unspoken attributes of more traditional religions.
In other words, "I don't think a deity exists, but I can't know for sure."
I find that very reasonable, actually.
Well since no one can know for sure, wouldn't all people who believe in a deity be an agnostic athiest? I mean, they can't be sure?