Georgios Bakalis

Fair enough

Even if ethics is more or less there because of society (more or less what you are saying, I think) it’s still about what you should and should not do...

Fair enough, I do assume I should not have used the word ‘reliable’ twice in different contexts.

I partially agree. I will try to explain why I think we need to test things infinitely to be indefinitely flawed. Let’s say you wanted to prove that y...

By that, I assume you are suggesting I explain what I mean by ‘reliable’. If so, I will try. We cannot draw a conclusion from a flawed system, so ther...

I wouldn’t say so in the slightest. Of course, I am glad God exists, but that came after my realisation. Perhaps none of us are free from the confirma...

Well yes, but if you wouldn’t mind, could you suggest a better definition for ‘exist’?

I am sure that the main motive is truth, however that obviously often applies to theists as well. Other than believing that God exists/ doesn’t exist,...

I’ll give defining those words a try, but I cannot confirm that you will be satisfied with my definitions. Atheist - Someone who does not think that G...

No. Not at all. My question is simply inquiring into some of the motives for atheism.

I suppose from a theistic point of view, many atheistic schools of thought would be subterfuges as well, such as Nihilism. Would you agree with this s...

I suppose it does. The God of the Old and New Testaments, Qur’an and many others differ greatly, and yet the atheist supposedly believes in none of th...

I’ll leave the words ‘atheism, God, and exist’ open to you to decide for yourself because I want this question to receive as many viewpoints as possib...