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BARJAWS1 year, 2 months ago
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Consider this: if religious idiots are wrong, and there is no heaven, what have they lost in the afterlife? Nothing. But if YOU, in all your wisdom, are WRONG and there is a hell, what have you lost? Everything. You might want to rethink your position.
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Coatl1 year, 2 months ago
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"what have they lost in the afterlife?"
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They would have missed their real life waiting for an alterlife!
I know many people do believe in any kind of alterlife and still enjoy this life (my own brother among them), but I know many who's only purpose seem to be preparing for the next life. -

RickyDawkins1 year, 2 months ago
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"If you believe in God and turn out to be incorrect, you have lost nothing--but if you don't believe in God and turn out to be incorrect, you will go to hell. Therefore it is foolish to be an atheist."
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This argument is known as Pascal's Wager *It has several flaws*
Firstly, it does not indicate which religion to follow. Indeed, there are many mutually exclusive and contradictory religions out there. This is often described as the "avoiding the wrong hell" problem. If a person is a follower of one religion, he may end up in another religion's version of hell.
Even if we assume that there's a God, that doesn't imply that there's one unique God. Which should we believe in? If we believe in all of them, how will we decide which commandments to follow?
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