Is there a God?

[Atheris]

Hey, mod, since you're still here and all is there a way I can unfollow this topic so it doesn't show up on my ego search? BTW, necroghastia, 60% of trans women are lesbians, it's pretty much the default; only 15% are straight. No need to have both in your flag IMO.

As far as I am aware there is no way to remove them.

There's an ignore button to the far right.

[Tea Chuggers]

Hey, mod, since you're still here and all is there a way I can unfollow this topic so it doesn't show up on my ego search? BTW, necroghastia, 60% of trans women are lesbians, it's pretty much the default; only 15% are straight. No need to have both in your flag IMO.

As far as I am aware there is no way to remove them.

Shame, that'd be a pretty good feature because I want to avoid NSG drama when possible.
AN: I don't see it?

[Nevertopia]

Is there a God without religion?

[Neutraligon]

Is there a God without religion?

Deist god.

[Nevertopia]

Is there a God without religion?

Deist god.

i think we found the right God.

[Atheris]

As far as I am aware there is no way to remove them.

Shame, that'd be a pretty good feature because I want to avoid NSG drama when possible.
AN: I don't see it?

[Tea Chuggers]

Shame, that'd be a pretty good feature because I want to avoid NSG drama when possible.
AN: I don't see it?

Uh...

It's like this on both mobile and desktop.

[Aeritai]

Just a curious question for atheist here what do you think about people who died and came back to life saying they "saw heaven" I just want to know what your guys explanation is.

[Atheris]

Uh...

It's like this on both mobile and desktop.

What the hell?

...Oh, right. I'm stupid. I'm using NationStates+.

[Neutraligon]

Just a curious question for atheist here what do you think about people who died and came back to life saying they "saw heaven" I just want to know what your guys explanation is.

The activities of a dying and delusional brain.

[Atheris]

Just a curious question for atheist here what do you think about people who died and came back to life saying they "saw heaven" I just want to know what your guys explanation is.

I remember hearing a theory that when we die, the last image our brain sees is what we want to see when we die. I can't remember the source, though.

Edit: Plus, from a Christian viewpoint, it wouldn't make any sense. We don't go to Heaven when we die; we go to Purgatory, where we wait for the Second Coming.

[Godular]

Just a curious question for atheist here what do you think about people who died and came back to life saying they "saw heaven" I just want to know what your guys explanation is.

Near-Death experiences are known phenomena, but hardly indicative of the existence of an afterlife.

[Neanderthaland]

Just a curious question for atheist here what do you think about people who died and came back to life saying they "saw heaven" I just want to know what your guys explanation is.

My uncle saw green Smurfs hacking at him with pickaxes (it would latter turn out the doctor's gloves were green.)

People experience funny things when their brains aren't working right.

[Godular]

Just a curious question for atheist here what do you think about people who died and came back to life saying they "saw heaven" I just want to know what your guys explanation is.

My uncle saw green Smurfs hacking at him with pickaxes (it would latter turn out the doctor's gloves were green.)

People experience funny things when their brains aren't working right.

My mom spent the better part of a summer in a medically induced coma due to complications of a heart catheter. When she came to, she fixated on a little emergency light hanging directly over her head and in her still groggy mind, the following thought occurred:

“Oh God I’m on the mothership.”

Near-death experiences likely have similar results.

[Atheris]

My uncle saw green Smurfs hacking at him with pickaxes (it would latter turn out the doctor's gloves were green.)

People experience funny things when their brains aren't working right.

My mom spent the better part of a summer in a medically induced coma due to complications of a heart catheter. When she came to, she fixated on a little emergency light hanging directly over her head and in her still groggy mind, the following thought occurred:

“Oh God I’m on the mothership.”

Near-death experiences likely have similar results.

God, that made me laugh. I don't know whether to feel bad or not.

[Aeritai]

Just a curious question for atheist here what do you think about people who died and came back to life saying they "saw heaven" I just want to know what your guys explanation is.

The activities of a dying and delusional brain.

Just a curious question for atheist here what do you think about people who died and came back to life saying they "saw heaven" I just want to know what your guys explanation is.

Near-Death experiences are known phenomena, but hardly indicative of the existence of an afterlife.

Just a curious question for atheist here what do you think about people who died and came back to life saying they "saw heaven" I just want to know what your guys explanation is.

My uncle saw green Smurfs hacking at him with pickaxes (it would latter turn out the doctor's gloves were green.)

People experience funny things when their brains aren't working right.

Interesting explanations I always wondered what atheist thought about that subject, so thank you.

[Godular]

My mom spent the better part of a summer in a medically induced coma due to complications of a heart catheter. When she came to, she fixated on a little emergency light hanging directly over her head and in her still groggy mind, the following thought occurred:

“Oh God I’m on the mothership.”

Near-death experiences likely have similar results.

God, that made me laugh. I don't know whether to feel bad or not.

I’m just happy she lived through it. 30% survival chance and lymphoma beat.

[Atheris]

God, that made me laugh. I don't know whether to feel bad or not.

I’m just happy she lived through it. 30% survival chance and lymphoma beat.

People coming out of anesthesia say funny things, or so I've heard.

One of my favorite stories is a guy going into anesthesia going "10, 9, 8, 7..." and then stopping a bit before saying six... only to completely white out. When he came to, he finally goes, "6..."

[Neanderthaland]

My uncle saw green Smurfs hacking at him with pickaxes (it would latter turn out the doctor's gloves were green.)

People experience funny things when their brains aren't working right.

My mom spent the better part of a summer in a medically induced coma due to complications of a heart catheter. When she came to, she fixated on a little emergency light hanging directly over her head and in her still groggy mind, the following thought occurred:

“Oh God I’m on the mothership.”

Near-death experiences likely have similar results.

My mother is friends with a few anesthesiologists. They have so many great stories like this. I wish I could remember them.

[Godular]

I’m just happy she lived through it. 30% survival chance and lymphoma beat.

People coming out of anesthesia say funny things, or so I've heard.

One of my favorite stories is a guy going into anesthesia going "10, 9, 8, 7..." and then stopping a bit before saying six... only to completely white out. When he came to, he finally goes, "6..."

Having experienced anesthesia before, that makes sense. It’s just a... discontinuity. Blink and you’re in post-op.

[Dominioan]

I’m just happy she lived through it. 30% survival chance and lymphoma beat.

People coming out of anesthesia say funny things, or so I've heard.

One of my favorite stories is a guy going into anesthesia going "10, 9, 8, 7..." and then stopping a bit before saying six... only to completely white out. When he came to, he finally goes, "6..."

My friend came out of it once after a surgery, they said something about water being drugs and how they had the drugs in the water.

[Nevertopia]

God, that made me laugh. I don't know whether to feel bad or not.

I’m just happy she lived through it. 30% survival chance and lymphoma beat.

noice.

[Punished UMN]

Without using religious dogma, can one even claim that God exists? If so, which God is it?

I mean lots of philosophers have, though many of them are not specific about it.

[Kowani]

My mom spent the better part of a summer in a medically induced coma due to complications of a heart catheter. When she came to, she fixated on a little emergency light hanging directly over her head and in her still groggy mind, the following thought occurred:

“Oh God I’m on the mothership.”

Near-death experiences likely have similar results.

My mother is friends with a few anesthesiologists. They have so many great stories like this. I wish I could remember them.

I didn't know they had anesthesia back in your day.

[Farnhamia]

My mother is friends with a few anesthesiologists. They have so many great stories like this. I wish I could remember them.

I didn't know they had anesthesia back in your day.