It's really hard to get across to most people. They assume I have a belief system, it's just different than theirs, and if they can get me on the defense, trying to explain and justify it, then they think they are on the road to winning the debate. It's very difficult for them to absorb the notion that I don't have a belief system and there's nothing to defend.
Happy to see you again.
My dear fellow poster, you’re telling me you believe that you don’t believe anything.
Those who choose not to believe in something always fall for anything else. Your decision to not believe in something w/o evidence does not change the facts.
Unless you are so well educated and experienced in all things and subjects, you do actually exercise great amounts of faith; but in your self-justified position of “I don’t “know” therefore I won’t believe” leaves you in a position of ignorance in spite of your declarations.
Best regards for your journey in “proving” everything you encounter- you must be really smart and astute to know everything before you accept anything....
Even Mother Teresa had times of doubt. If faith in God were easy, the world would be a different place.
I don’t think you’d’ve made a very good scientist, as one who might “believe” a certain hypothesis, and yet experiment with it again and again as necessary to determine whether it might be verifiable or not.
This seems to fall into the same category - IMHO - as a believer in God.
I'll accept that you have no belief system; if you can explain it to me.