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<blockquote data-quote="BLACKLIST_MEMBER" data-source="post: 27179912" data-attributes="member: 79414"><p>I'd say I ain't no %100 atheists, but maybe 90%. Welp, In terms of not being an aithiest,</p><p>If I could pull off something good out of Buddhism, I'd go ahead and take that into the account.</p><p>For an instance; the "Everything Changes" Policy. According to Buddhist philosophy, that's the universal truth.</p><p>I'd take that into the account because I feel like that makes sense. </p><p> But in most cases, I don't really need a religion for that. I just go for whatever makes sense.</p><p>Then again, would that make the case that I'm still an atheist?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BLACKLIST_MEMBER, post: 27179912, member: 79414"] I'd say I ain't no %100 atheists, but maybe 90%. Welp, In terms of not being an aithiest, If I could pull off something good out of Buddhism, I'd go ahead and take that into the account. For an instance; the "Everything Changes" Policy. According to Buddhist philosophy, that's the universal truth. I'd take that into the account because I feel like that makes sense. But in most cases, I don't really need a religion for that. I just go for whatever makes sense. Then again, would that make the case that I'm still an atheist? [/QUOTE]
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