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    The quest for complex subjectivity is a rather complex theme that holds various forms of identity understanding and development for just about anyone who is in search of their own identity. It’s a life-long quest that many have taken and will take in their journey to understand purpose. The quest for complex subjectivity requires one to want more for themselves and the life they are living, but relates more to the search for one’s identity through religion. “It stands for a health self-concept…

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    being crucified upside down. The story goes something like this, that he asked that his cross be upside down because he felt he was not up to par to die in the same way as Christ. it is known for the "upside-down cross to be used as a symbol of atheism, humanism, and the occult". I personally do not like the upside down cross just because of growing up in a christian home and I was taught that having it upside down or disrespected was wrong and it just does not look right to me upside down…

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    The Life of Pi Qouation Anylasis “Religion?” Mr. Kumar grinned broadly. “I don’t believe in religion. Religion is darkness.”(Martel, 29). I chose this quotation because it’s not that I do not believe in religion myself, but atheism seems to be recurring issue in everyday life. There are so many people today who question religion, such as, if God or religion exists, why is there so much violence in the world? Or, why do so many people live in poverty? The citation is fascinating in light of…

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    discovery and acceptance of Natural Selection refutes Paley’s design argument. Beyond this, Natural Selection offers new conclusions to theological problems, most of which are atheistic. Despite these plausible solutions, a skeptical mindset towards atheism should be adopted since logical arguments still remain in favor of theism. 2. Terms: A. God: A broad term, referring to a divine being compatible with all world religions. B. Nature: The way in which elements and organisms interact in our…

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    Atheist Vs Christianity

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    twenty-first century. Morality by definition is “beliefs about what is right behavior and what is wrong behavior” ("Morality."). While the two religions have Completely plateau opposing views, their definitions are as follows: “Atheism: rejection of belief in God or gods” ("atheism"). And “Christianity: The religion based…

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    It is an old age question that seems utterly inexplicable: what is religion? Although this question infinitely varies depending on the person, one often feels very strongly on this subject. Whether an Atheist, Buddhist, Jew, Hindu, Mormon, or Christian, there is much to be said on beliefs and how one goes about living life strictly based on those vary beliefs. My beliefs, however, do not urge me to answer the question regarding what a religion in itself is, but rather what justifies religion.…

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    Many accounts begin with earth, or with earth retrieved from water. In some of them gods and people and animals emerge from the earth (just as plants still do). In others the process begins when a creature, such as a crab or tortoise, dives into a primeval ocean and brings up a small piece of earth from which the universe is created. Myths of these kinds are common among American Indians and aboriginalAustralians(who place before the moment of creation a period called 'the time of…

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    Atheist Naturalism

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    or at all trustworthy. Would any one trust in the convictions of a monkey's mind, if there are any convictions in such a mind.” Again, I must stress the importance of consciousness in the atheistic world view. Even the Dawkins the high priest of atheism and evolution has questioned consciousness without an answer. Dawkins also has questions which he can't answer regarding “what is sex all about” and “why do people help people they don't know.” In a dog-eat-dog world this makes no…

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    cultural beliefs, identity, and most importantly, my goals to reach happiness. While I was accomplishing my study abroad dream, I was simultaneously learning from other international students. I was having trips to Copenhagen and Madrid. Taking about atheism, and LGBT rights. I was doing things I never thought I would do. And, they made me realized that the fear of independence disappeared. I visited my parents in the summer, they were amazed of my change and somehow nostalgic of that teenager…

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    Monotheistic Religions

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    Hinduism, that believe in multiple gods. The people who do not believe in God are atheists, and the agnostics decide not to decide if there is a God or not. Many people do believe that there is a God, though. There are not many people who practice atheism or agnosticism today. Through natural revelation, we as human beings know and can accept that there is a God. God calls us to live with him in perfect happiness, and most people believe in him. We are religious by nature, since we were created…

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