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7/11/2015 10:44:38 PM
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I think the point of life is different to every form of life.
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But with no god what is there to live for? We are just savage animals who came from apes. How did we develop a conscience? How do we know right from wrong?
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Edited by IamPluto: 7/11/2015 11:06:54 PMI don't believe any of that whatsoever. But before I answer. You answer this. What does any of what you said, specifically [quote][b]With evolution there is no point in life.[/b][/quote] have to do with evolution? The general definition being, [quote][b]the process by which different kinds of living organisms are thought to have developed and diversified from earlier forms during the history of the earth[/b][/quote]
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Most evolutionists believe in atheism, correct? Sorry if I confused you but I just want to show with a God there is a point to life.
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It's not that you confused me. I'm trying to point out to you that everything you are saying has nothing to do with evolution. Even if most "evolutionists", believed in atheism. [spoiler](which BTW doesn't make sense because atheism isn't a belief.)[/spoiler] The idea that with "evolution there is no point in life", has nothing to do with the change in gene frequency overtime. If I believe that evolution occurs, what does that have to do with not having a point in life?
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Forget I said anything. I was turning this into an atheism vs theism argument since most of the people on this topic start arguing as to why there is or isn't a God.
