The trrrorists a going ****ing crazy , I just hope they will not get to Poland and if they do I'll be brave and fight if I'll have to but I hope they wont...

If by terrorists you mean ISIS, well they actually target and kill Muslims in middle eastern countries much more so than western countries, and it's very unlikely terrorists will 'get' you in Poland, rather a fear monger isn't response from your government 'getting' you is much more likely.

If by terrorists you mean Russia, I can't say, I don't know what they'll do.

Don't forget about the Coptic Christians they've been executing as well.

Oh I know they execute Christians too, just sick of hearing it as a Muslims vs Christians thing, when it's really just extremists vs regular people.

Yeah, I agree. I really think your religion doesn't matter to them, they just want you dead.
Ugh.

But they are psychotic, they don't give a ****, they kill becouse their piece of metal 'told' them to do it, and they do it. Can't the U.S. bomb out Mekka and finnish this war that doesn't make any sense. If they would, maybe after bombing out the statue of their 'god' they will realize that it wasn't a god and will stop. Sorry if this post is agressive, but i just don't see any other way of solveing this problem. We treid everything to get to them and make them stop without spilling blood, but as we can see, iy soesn't work.

They're so psychotic and violent. Let's kill them all and turn their countries into glass. :D

It seems like you're talking about religions as social clubs. That itself doesn't really say anything about belief in a god, lots of agnostics and atheists like the community of the religion they were raised in and choose not to leave it. I guess that would also be the most appealing aspect of religion to me, though I am generally against it.

I do, I spent a lot of time around fundamental/evangelical christians growing up so even though I'm basically atheist now, it's easy for me to understand how they think and what they might say, very easy to assume their perspective, and I've found this useful in debates and other rare interactions. They seem very hard to understand for almost all atheists I've known or talked to so I consider it an asset even though I don't have any interest in the community itself.

the existence of a divine entity/creator/higher power is not proven by man-made theological systems of belief/control nor it is proven in anything existing outside the confines of Mother Nature and her children of the Animal Kingdom. i can look into the vast starfields of the cosmos and wonder if there is some grand design behind it all, but that still has no bearing on whether such a creature exists.

why do we think that some divine being is in any way, shape, of form, even remotely similar to us in look, shape, dimension, context of earth-bound elements, etc...why, because some book of translated stories says so? please...that book has been translated countless times over our history, and everyone adds their bias and belief-system idiosyncrasies to this convoluted mess of a theological history volume. the existence of a 'god' cannot be fathomed in human thought by anything in the man-made realm.

is there a god, or maybe gods? i have no friggin' idea...the very thought of some celestial being or beings playing chess on a universal-scale, and everything we are doesn''t even equate to a minute percentage of one of the pawns on the board, gives me a crushing headache and causes my agnostic self to tip a bottle of Crown Royal Black Label into a tall glass of Coca-Cola and crushed ice. arghhhhh!

My Opinion
 

Does the God of the Bible exist? No...

Do I believe a supreme being is controlling every aspect of human life? No...

Could a natural process lay a path leading to a universal consciousness? Perhaps...

First you must be able to define consciousness and how it works. This is beyond our current level of understanding, but I have some theories of my own that explain how God is not the creator, but rather a result of natural processes. Much in the same way a river naturally carves out the landscape I believe God is a byproduct. A freak event of chance. Possibly the first form of life in this universe resulting from the energy created during the creation of the universe.

We don't know what types of life exist out there, but if you believe life can spontaneously occur from a combination of nonliving matter then why couldn't life spontaneously come into existence from dark matter, dark energy, or massive amounts of electrical energy?

Our thoughts are nothing more than electrical impulses. Our emotions are nothing more than chemical reactions. Our conceioucness? I do not believe it exists within the physical body. I believe it is an external force resulting from electromagnetic energy. I believe we control our bodies remotely. Very similar to how they control their avatars in AVATAR. This explains out of body experiences and the possibility of life after the death of your biological body. There's more to it, but I'll stop here. These subjects tend to get me into trouble.

Facts about me: I'm not religious and have never followed any religion. I've never been to a church and my parents never spoke of God. In my family we allow one another to believe whatever they want to believe via their own conclusions. We have creationists, atheists, agnostics, reincarnationists, Democrats, and Republicans. Some even believe in life after death, but do not believe in God. So I come from a very diverse background. I'm very open to the ideas of others although I do stick with what I believe and my belief in God tends to be more scientific especially in the explanations I seek.

There is a poem from Rumi that reflects on the core conflict "structure" many monotheistic faiths (belief in one god) religious viewpoints , easily cause "dualism" I follow "xyz" and they do not, this creates an "us and them" cultural separation seed "in some cases" if you follow "xyz"--- I will not see you. as an example.

In Rumi's poem he says:
The "lamps" are different but the "light" is the same .

In honesty I really like the non-dualism core structure of holding a "spiritual perception of reality" over a religious one many North American native peoples hold a true "spiritual perspective of reality"
there is a unnamed creator "the great mystery" there is both a Father and a "mother" , there is no book , and no "god" to impact judgment and fear. (native peoples in other parts of the world "see" gods fear them and offer tribute to them. native north American peoples (with a few exceptions) do not do that. they give "thanks" to the gifts given to them by "the great mystery" and they do not have a fear dominated control structure embedded in there belief "ethos" Though I do not like "religion" I do admit I have seen a lot of evolution upon religious perspectives that offer some positive growth "But" its the fear control structures and ease of influencing ones perspective through the twisting of scripture to ones own agenda that deeply concern me if this system "structure" is so easily abused.

A artistic example of a spiritual perceptive of reality "These Memory's by Native American John Trudel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqqVU406tJc

First of all Russia is not nuking Ukraine. If Russia was nuking Ukraine,Ukraine would turn into a desert.Nuke is a nuclear bomb..
For second,there is some autonomous regions in Ukraine (Donbass,DNR,Donetsk People`s republic) .These regions want to join Russia.Ukraine bombs these regions because Ukraine dont want to loose soil. And so they bomb Ukraine.. Thats why there is a war there.These people wont understand that they murder lots of innocent women,and children for their political reasons.From both sides.

Do you really think that ''bombing" something is that easy huh? There are innocent people there.Plus,all muslims are not the same,and Im saying that as an Ortodox living around muslims.Everybody has his own religion and opinion,and we should respect that.This is not true islam which ISIS or some other terrorist groups believing.Trust me..