Are all AS religious?

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I am not religious. I have no doctrine, no godhead, no preconception. I believe there is more to the universe than human observation; my skepticism extends to whether science really provides the answers or merely aspects. Philosophic Taoism paired with holistic existentialism and a touch of accepting my own ignorance.


M.

Bekkles, this is a most controversial topic, not for myself mind you but, such things can definately create hostility.Anyways, I'll answer such like this all Aspergians may be religious to one extent or another therefore, in my case, I'm not that religious yet, have no problems or grievances with an Aspergian whom is cause, I try to respect other people's mannerisms,culture,beliefs,etc..



ProfessorX

I am a very strong atheist, probably a 6-7, I think religion is pointless but sadly a part of human evolution
As much as an omniscient being would be good to talk with on scientific discussions, the only being of that power scale I could rationally think of is perhaps an ancient alien species, that has gained a form of material mastery, which is probably possible, as we are barely scratching the surface with technology

Also timeisdead, there is a floor to that arguement, matter is visible, god is not
But extending beyond that, this assumes god is sentient, rather than the pantheistic universal nature view, in which case god must have come from something or somewhere, after all, sentient life as I know it has causes, so althought the omnipotence thing can kind of explain that, he couldn't be omniscient together with it, as the logical implications are profound

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I was born without the emotions faith and belief.

I'm not religious at all, but I'm unsure if that's because of the lack of emotions prior or just logical deduction.

not religious.
although wouldn't mind hanging around with the Hindu God Ganesh if he was real.

How does the existence of horrid events disprove a creator? Who says God is responsible for every possible event?Are you denying the existence of free will? The alternative would be for God to create us as us programmed to do whatever he pleases. Most importantly, how can He test us without giving us free will? If anything, atheism is injustice. Those who have committed evil acts while causing anguish, pain, and suffering will have no punishment in the afterlife (as they stop existing) under the atheistic worldview. Justice is knowing that all who have caused you pain will face the wrath of God on judgment day.