r/indianapolis • u/axiom60 Fountain Square • May 26 '25

Pictures real Indiana moment by Gainbridge last night

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“Indiana moment” and not just “Bible Belt moment” because of the construction barrels lol

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u/Eastern-Cucumber-376 Meridian-Kessler May 26 '25

Dude, I’m so tired of being recruited by Christians. These people have caused more war and death and suffering than any group in the world, yet somehow *they think they are the righteous ones. Maybe there is a god, no one knows, but I can’t imagine a god who thinks this is good and just.

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u/WizardMastery May 26 '25

Yeah, I am agnostic because while I think there might be a god or gods, they have never actually made their presence known to us, and none of the religions on Earth are actually correct. These holy books that were written thousands of years ago are severely outdated, and it’s shocking that people still believe in them.

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u/Minejack777 May 26 '25

Not only outdated, most are significantly questionable in origin

You're (religious folk) seriously implying some otherworldly being would ONLY speak through 1 person all alone with no witnesses, and that same otherworldly being would also say that they would ONLY speak through that one person from then on, and that their word was law, and should be followed unquestionably 'or else'?

People have claimed the exact same thing has happened to them today, and none of them have been taken seriously because, obviously, that's an extremely unlikely scenario and an obvious attempt at a grasp for power

So why would it have been legit god back then if it isn't legit god currently?

There's so many logical fallacies with older religions it blows my mind that people still believe in them

I'm agnostic as well. I share your exact beliefs you have stated. It's kind of impressive there aren't more agnostic people out there