Hmm... just read an article about atheism and various religions, and I just wanted to say that there's a difference in the following two statements:
I do not believe that God exists
and
I believe that God does not exists
It's weak atheism and strong atheism. (Negative and positive)
Just so you know... :)
Atheist, agnostic, ignostic, nontheist.. I'm hard to label, and I don't really agree to 100% with any of those terms I think (although they vary greatly depending on source). I'd say I'm an atheist with doubts... a 'doubtist' :P
I do not believe that any God or Gods exists. To me there's not enough proof of him/her/it/them existing, at least not yet.
I like proof. I want to be able to use one or all of my senses to identify something, or logic of some sort... Other people's stories just doesn't cut it! But that's just me.
IMHO people are allowed to believe whatever they want to believe as long as it doesn't harm other people (or property!) :D
And whatever you believe, please don't be condescending.
Bah, I'm really tired and I don't really know if I make any sense right now (probably not). :(
But it's not like any of you million readers out there care about what I write, right?
Feel the love!
Showing posts with label religion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label religion. Show all posts
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Symphonic Choirs and religion
I'm gonna try a new VSTi soon. EWQL's Symphonic Choirs.
If any of you readers have tried that please comment here and tell me if it's worth it. (Yeah Dav, I'm looking at you!)
Still getting used to Reaper, and it looks like it's really a good alternative to Cubase and other DAWs. But to be honest I haven't really tried that many features yet, so far I'm only loading VST's and play/record stuff. Pure MIDI. I wonder if it can handle audio files... Or maybe I need Audacity for that.
And yeah, I saw Religulous and Zeitgeist last week... conspiracy theories are soooo much fun. I don't have enough information or facts to wholeheartedly support the conspiracies in Zeitgeist. But at least it makes you think and doubt.
Just as Bill Maher says in Religulous, he doesn't say his way of thinking is RIGHT, just that there should be doubt when it comes to these things. And I agree with that. And if you're religious, fine, I won't judge you for that, but don't force your religion on me unless asked! And don't make innocent bystanders suffer. Like, start a war with people just because they believe in another God.
Since I'm not religious I really can't understand why fundamentalist refuse to listen to reason. Or actually, I can't understand fundamentalists at all. Sure, we are all entitled to our opinions and beliefs, but you can't just ignore stuff just because it doesn't fit your way of thinking.
Never be 100% sure of anything! :)
I think creative thinking is the way for us humans, just as it was for those that wrote those books loooong ago. Stay creative and don't get lost in a chromatic life. :D
To be continued...
If any of you readers have tried that please comment here and tell me if it's worth it. (Yeah Dav, I'm looking at you!)
Still getting used to Reaper, and it looks like it's really a good alternative to Cubase and other DAWs. But to be honest I haven't really tried that many features yet, so far I'm only loading VST's and play/record stuff. Pure MIDI. I wonder if it can handle audio files... Or maybe I need Audacity for that.
And yeah, I saw Religulous and Zeitgeist last week... conspiracy theories are soooo much fun. I don't have enough information or facts to wholeheartedly support the conspiracies in Zeitgeist. But at least it makes you think and doubt.
Just as Bill Maher says in Religulous, he doesn't say his way of thinking is RIGHT, just that there should be doubt when it comes to these things. And I agree with that. And if you're religious, fine, I won't judge you for that, but don't force your religion on me unless asked! And don't make innocent bystanders suffer. Like, start a war with people just because they believe in another God.
Since I'm not religious I really can't understand why fundamentalist refuse to listen to reason. Or actually, I can't understand fundamentalists at all. Sure, we are all entitled to our opinions and beliefs, but you can't just ignore stuff just because it doesn't fit your way of thinking.
Never be 100% sure of anything! :)
I think creative thinking is the way for us humans, just as it was for those that wrote those books loooong ago. Stay creative and don't get lost in a chromatic life. :D
To be continued...
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