Sentences with phrase «for lack of belief»

I did not try to tell you what was right or wrong, I simply offered you reasons, based on my observations of Christianity, for my lack of belief in the Christian God.

We can express our REASON for our lack of belief on the internet without fear of being MURDERED by some god loving nut.

Perhaps, George, we non-believers are tired of being told we're bound for hell for our lack of belief in your specific mythology.

But eternal punishment for lack of belief certainly seemed cruel and unjust, two things that did not reconcile with a God who IS love.

Or is it the New Atheists who are to be pitied for their lack of belief in anything beyond themselves?

«My religion prevents me from hurting you for your lack of belief in my hateful god, but you better watch out because (other, less - cowardly religious people, angry jesus at judgment day, etc.) will get you!»

Would I punnish or hurt this man for his lack of belief?

I think a majority have experienced ill will we have received for our lack of belief and feel sorry for him.

I am not responsible for their lack of belief.

No, you come to insult, you think your superior for you lack of belief but the fact you come here to mock and insult others shows you for the small minded person you are.

I'm curious, what other reason would you have for a lack of belief in god other than there is no evidence of a god??

Its time that we be respected for our lack of beliefs without trying to make us out to be broken or amoral.

Not exact matches

For Jobs, his ability to passionately convey his belief in Apple — and his lack of qualms over going after prominent talent — was crucial.

You can just look out for the trifecta of symptoms that psychologists say define the personality disorder — an unrealistic sense of superiority, a sense of entitlement or belief that the person deserves special treatment, and a noticeable lack of empathy.

Canadians cite belief that home prices may come down, lack of affordability and economic unpredictability as main reasons for delaying purchase...

2017.04.10 Canadians say home buying is still a good investment, but are delaying home purchase: RBC 2017 Home Ownership Poll Canadians cite belief that home prices may come down, lack of affordability and economic unpredictability as main reasons for delaying purchase...

I also found it ironic that a statement that we need tolerance was coupled with a distinct lack of tolerance for beliefs other than one's own.

Just because atheists share a lack of belief in god doesn't mean that there is some need for them all to congregate and not believe together.

To close in «The Stand» Mother Abigail and Nick Andros (who is portrayed as being at lest agnostic) have a discussion (through Ralph reluctantly translating for Nick) about his belief (or lack of) in the Christian god.

Lack of belief is not the same thing as belief for no reason.

This lack of ability is obviously necessary for them to retain their extraordinary beliefs into the 21st Century.

Keep it fair and at some time some folks have to own up to the fact that their non-belief system for lack of a better term is a belief system unto itself.

It shows a lack of understanding for someone else» privacy and it demonstrates that your particular belief system feels a need to impose what they believe on others.

Trying convert someone to «your» belief system is simply wrong, it demonstrates a lack of tolerance and understanding for those who are different from you.

It takes a huge ego though to show no respect for other's beliefs or lack their of and then demand respect for yours.

You go ahead and keep the tradition of intolerance and lack of community, I am going to vote for the man or woman who can make a difference because they know what they are doing and not because they have a belief I don't agree with.

As an atheist, I only ask for the same thing everyone asks, freedom to chose one's own religious beliefs, in my cases a lack of belief.

It is interesting that Brigitte's post of Chesterton's criticism of Nietzche, while acknowledging his poetic genius, faulted him for lacking a sound logical basis for his beliefs.

I don't have a belief on the situation one way or the other, my grounding in the question of any God or gods comes from the lack of evidence for or against.

The lack of evidence for her, and an understanding of how her story came about, make genuine belief in her rather silly, and exceedingly rare among adults.

Paradoxically the more atheists I come into contact with the more strength I find in my belief that they, for lack of a better term, lack a certain gene (yes, I get the irony).

Vic: «hence, Belief / Faith in God or lack thereof is per capita AND at 100 % -LSB-...] p.s. I have a theory about the fast - paced same-se.x marriage advancement, I believe it has to do with the near end of term for -LSB-...]

Add to that the variety of doctrines / Theologies within orthodox Christianity... with Consensus on a very small Core of Truths: God Is, We are not God, Jesus Christ is the Messiah and Salvation is Through Faith / Belief in Him... there is much that lacks Consensus and there are mountains of arguments and counter-arguments for each doctrinal / Theological position.

Therefor, you have not shown that there is, as you put it, a «complete and utter lack of support» for Christian beliefs.

The unreasonableness of those beliefs rests on the complete and utter lack of support for them, but that doesn't mean that you can't hold them.

This objection is, for the lack of a better name, nothing more than «egg mysticism»: the belief that eggs are somehow so potently driven to create zygotes that no scientific manipulation will prove capable of deflecting the egg from its preordained path.

What a giant leap to go from an atheist (lack of belief in a deity for lack of evidence) to not only a belief in a deity but the Christian god and then become a member of a human created cult and Catholic at that.

No doubt there is some justification for their belief that the lessening of knowledge and conviction about these doctrines has left a void that leads to lack of evangelical fervor in the church as a whole.

If you merely have a lack of belief that Bigfoot is real (you do nt make the claim «Bigfoot does not exist»), why would you consider anyone that does believe in Bigfootto have done so for completely irrational reasons??

Why is it so difficult for some people to grasp that atheism is simply the lack of belief in any god?

Caregivers, regardless of belief or lack of belief, deserve utmost respect for their actions, even if one finds their beliefs (or lack of) silly.

To reiterate for the umpteenth time: A+T heism = Lack of belief in gods.

I do not judge anybody for their beliefs or their lack of belief's and the biggest thing in my life; I do not use a book to tell other's how they should live their lives.

I don't entirely disagree with the posts above, but my understanding is that for plain - old main - stream atheism, it is best defined by talking about belief versus lack of belief.

I think that (and this is where I would like input from a greek scholar) Romans 1:5 and Romans 10:16 link belief as a agreement of the report, and then also links belief in the Gospel report as obedience, which would then be for lack of a better term - the lowest common denominator of faith.

Creationism is based on the belief in God (the unknown being a higher «power» for lack of a better term).

Religious beliefs certainly can, and given the complete lack of actual evidence for any supernatural aspect of religion, they ought to be questioned at every opportunity.

I've been sober in AA for quite a few years and have felt that I had to hide or defend my lack of belief in a higher power, but I think much of that discomfort comes from my need to fit in.

No one is showing a lack of respect to those who have strong beliefs in the cross, they are just saying show the equal amount of respect for everyone else.

Our peers are unimaginably gullible, believe in talking snakes and all sorts of rubbish solely because they were raised to, and for the most part lack the moral fiber to question their security blanket beliefs.