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You mean reasoning is clouded by emotions? No doubt. However what would be the justification for atheists rejecting the idea of god on emotional grounds? I believe dogma is the worst enemy we have. Never decide you will never change your mind about something, just let your mind decide...

Why did you scramble that part? Won't bad guys be able read it anyway?

What do you mean?

That is not so unusual. A lot of people lose faith because they rationally see the flaws in their theology. The interplay between emotion and rationality is interesting here, because it seems like emotionally people are attached to their beliefs, so rationality shouldn't be able to threaten...

That sums it up quite well.

No, say again so I can grasp it in full. What is the point of what? Were you? Perhaps, I don't recall. I think it's a nice sounding word :D Sounds like me yeah :D

What the.. that thread flew right under my radar, didn't see it until now.

This is pretty brilliant. A dedicated place in our hell for our enemies. How compassionate to condemn whole scores of people you know nothing about to suffering. How people buy that religion is about "peace" I will never know. So what happens on these different levels?

Funny, that's always they way I feel reading existentialists. Story doesn't appeal to me at all, I just feel bored and depressed. Someone suggested to me that was actually the point. I'm generally a philistine though.

I don't know what the story is to be honest, but they were on this interminable journey to hell with a million digressions and without any apparent point to it, so I decided I'd had enough.

What are they?

Is that an authorized source? And the answer is I started reading it but it bored me to hell. Figuratively speaking.

Believers must no doubt contemplate this point. Exactly how bad do you have to be to go to hell? I mean surely most people are so far off the standards of say a serial killer or a Stalin that there is a lot they could allow themselves before they'd qualify for hell? And from what we know of...