/lit/ - Literature

>>20271300
Isn't it funny that the people who believe the universe popped into existence out of nothing inexplicably are also the same people who rigorously require evidence of the existence of a God?

I mean, if you're going to be logically consistent, then you should also account for the possibility that a God-like figure just popped into existence, no?

>that which is asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence

>tfw parents complain that I spend too much time on literature and am not pursuing enough professional development, despite having graduated college, working a full time job, and living on my own

Why do normies simply fail to understand?

>Are actions right because God commands them, or does God command them because they are right?
Both. God is omnipotent and infinitely smarter than humanity, therefore it would be impossible for anything he does to be wrong.

>>7976748

Well, it's not always my-daddy-doesn't-understand-me--tier. Every nation thinks different from another. So, Russia is unique the same way as Germany or USA.