[ SECRET POST #2918 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2918 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Crisis of faith-iness

[feotakahari]

Pascal's Wager, you mean? As I understand it, the standard philosophical response is that you could believe people who accept the wager go to Heaven, and people who don't go to Hell. Or you could believe that people who don't go to Heaven, and people who do go to Hell. Or you could believe that everyone goes to Hell. Or you could believe that everyone gets reincarnated as stick insects. It's all conjecture.

I don't know if I'm being any help at all here, but looking at it from my own perspective, I don't really see what it "would mean for me." I mean, I try to live as a good person, and I usually do the right thing according to my own moral values. If I thought that meant I would go to Heaven, that wouldn't change anything--I'd still be trying to do the right thing. The same would apply if I thought my actions would lead me to Hell. I have my principles, and no one's going to bully or threaten me out of them, no matter what power they claim to have.

I dunno. Maybe I'm looking at this all wrong, but I don't really know how to look at it right. Is there even a right way to look at it?

Re: Crisis of faith-iness

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Well, to start with, there's neither Heaven NOR Hell in the Bible.