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God “could” exist
God doesn’t = existing for your pleasure
Therefore, God could give unpleasant commands

With this being said, should we give special treatment to some people who believe in a God?
“You can act on your Gods commands but not you guys in the back”?

Either we treat all religions the same, “don’t act on your God’s commands”, or we give special treatment to some.

Do you agree?

Discussion

12 comments

  1. Nigel Nyoni says:

    What is special treatment?

  2. Larry Koester says:

    agree.

  3. Nigel Nyoni says:

    How much certainty do you have that God does not exist, and on what basis?
    How is “God could give unpleasant commands” a logical conclusion from god’s [supposed] inexistence, and existence for my pleasure?

  4. Astaka Moni Tripura Aslong says:

    God, God’s Which Is It pleasure?

  5. Carlos Sotelo says:

    If God doesn’t exist then what is pleasure? Who cares what pleasure is anyway and why should anything you say matter? *that feeling when atheists don’t like to take their Godlessness to deep nihilistic levels*

  6. Andre Tampubolon says:

    I still don’t get this. Are you suggesting we should treat believers and non-believers differently?

  7. Donn Bunt says:

    Couldn’t follow your argument or question or statement. Please rephrase.. not to sure what you’re trying to say

  8. Donn Bunt says:

    Sorry, reread your post and still haven’t a clue ….try posting when you’re sober.

  9. Madison Willoughby says:

    Jesus said, “I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life. NO ONE comes to the Father except that they go through ME.”

    No, all religions are not the same. You do not get pure gold by diluting it with other things.

  10. Mark Fonner says:

    Do I agree? I am not sure what you are trying to even say.

  11. Joey Bersales says:

    Are you sane? Or are you just drunk? Your statement does not make any sense.

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