I don't not believe there isn't some force or higher power in the world. Just not the abrahamic god, or at least our understanding of him through those texts.

whats wrong with abraham or his god

I just find it about as interesting (which would be not very) as any other coincidence. But if you want to think it's god or whatever instead of your brain telling itself something it already knows about in the chaotic DMT trip that is dreaming, that's fine.

I think the world would be a better place if everybody just admitted that nobody knows sh*t about nothing and that we'll find out when we are dead and to just be nice to people because it feels good.

You know, like me.

i don't really believe in god

but this has got me thinking that maybe there is some higher power

this could be a warning

because this person was the last person that i would have wanted to run into

in fact, just dreaming about him made me uncomfortable and then SEEING HIM AGAIN TOO which was very unlikely in the first place

it freaked me out

Yesterday I watched a YT video about how people use the same password for everything and I laughed because I use the same password for most things and I've never been hacked.

Last night my Instagram was hacked.

GOD MUST BE REAL.

i was always obsessed with trying to figure out what happens after we die, which is of course impossible to figure out lol

but one time this guy told me, "do you remember what it was like before you were born?" and of course nobody does and he said thats how its going to be when you die. just nothing, you just don't exist anymore. and he was so sure of it but to me, that seems like the most reasonable explanation.

It's not that we don't wanna believe, it's that we think it's stupid.

**** that. If there's no god I wanna milk being an ******* with no eternal repercussions.

Maybe you unconsciously figured that it's more likely than not. Is there a good reason why he might have been in town or whatever? Holiday or something like that?

If you weren't sure what I was trying to say in that last post lemme expand on it:

I believe that the Bible, Torah, and Quran were written with intent to rule and overpower people. They justify misogyny, homophobia, stoning, racism, and a whole slew of other things and advise against learning, free will, and thought. Yahweh claims to be all powerful, and people talk about his plans being supreme and ruling over people's lives, deciding who dies and who lives. People point to him as a source of their fortunes; sports team wins, lottery victories, easing from financial pressure, while babies are dying, people malnourished, corrupt governments killing millions. This is no god. This god was dreamt by the prophets. If god did exist, the world after he had built it would be left to free will, and "god's plan" wouldn't exist. Thus, if he does exist, he isn't the same as he is written in the books.

And then as far as Christian proselytizing goes (not sure if Islam has an equivalent?), what about those that are inaccessible to us? This model of everyone being saved only works if everyone is reachable. There's an island off the coast of Africa whose inhabitants kill anyone who attempts to sail into shore. Do these people deserve god less for their ways? According to the bible, yes they do! Because they are descendants of Ham, and Ham was cursed with being black.