#pocketsofsnow

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Taggy thing

Rules:

1. Always post the rules

2- Answer the questions of the person who tagged you and write 11 new ones.

3- Tag 11 people and link them.

4- Let them know that they are tagged.

Answers:

what are you wearing right now? umm, a red shirt and some skirt with butterflies

What would you do if you find your icon in your room? i guess i would be freaked out, then i would be happy and i would ask him to teach me to play guitar better.

favourite song? uhh, thats hard, cause i realy dont have one right now. maybe i like fresh start fever the most, but i like others as well, so idk

favourite tumblr user? thats not fair to ask, cause i cant decide and therefore i wont answer.

why is (s)he your favourite? wont answer

if you wouldnt have joined tumblr, would you still have the same interests? hahahano, never

What do you look like? eeh, like a human?

are you pro-choice? oh well, cause english isnt my native language, i´m not sure how to answer to it and yeah

favourite band? again, i cant decide, but i think its you me at six

what kind of an impact has that band had on your life? well, they and their music has definitely cheered me up on many occasions and given me a lot to think about.

how would you react to a zombie apocalypse? i´d freak out and then i would get away from big cities as soon as possible and start to live at a farm.and if they would find me, id propably run as much as possible and then kill myself. does it make sense? idk

Questions:

How many songs do you have on your Ipod/mp3 player/telephone/thing where you keep your songs?

What kind of telephone do you have?

What was the last dream you saw?

What is your favourite name?

What sounds annoy you?

Where are you right now?

Any opinions you´d like to share?

Are you happy with your life?

Do you want to dye your hair, what colour?

Are you optimist, pessimist or realist?

Tagging everyone, who wants to do this and

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pocketsofsnow

the-depths-in-sebring

a-d0zen-fairytales

me-loves-ya-muah

breathelnbreatheout

jack-in-place-of-answers

seapancakesnsyrup

clouds-and-moonlight

lightningstorm-in-a-teacup

now-bringmethat-horizon

taste-of-llama

(ps i know there are twelwe, but i couldnt choose less)

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[skepticalavenger]

pocketsofsnow asked you: 

So this has most definitely been asked before, but I shall ask it again. What lead you to hold the belief that you do? I'm a teenager still exploring life without the means to do my own research into the depths of if there is proof of a god or not, although I've done some anyways (The Truth Project- I'm into history and science and conspiracy theories of our society, okay?). I have problems with both scientific and religious explanations of the beginning, and like the ideals of some eastern l 

I'm always exploring the answer to this question.  While I hold a lack of belief in a god or gods, I do hold beliefs in many other things.

It starts out with my being raised utterly without religion.  I can't remember even stepping into a church until I was in my teens.  Non-belief was kind of the default, but, not really even being raised with enough knowledge to be skeptical, I was open to the idea of a god.  I explored a couple of different religions...I belonged to the Unity Church for a while because, while many of their beliefs are batshit crazy, they at least accepted evolution and were nice people in general.

I read the Bible completely through at one point (skimming the begats and such), without really understanding a lot of it.  My experiments with Christianity never went anywhere.  I began calling myself agnostic, thinking atheism was foolishness. It was only much later that I learned that atheists can still maintain a degree of uncertainty toward the existence of deities.  It was at this point I asked myself if I really believed that there was a god of any kind, and that's when I answered no.

I also called myself a fiscal conservative for many years.  I similarly learned that there are many lies and naivete associated with that as well, and have learned that reality really does seem to have a liberal bias.  Much of what I hold now, admittedly, I would not call belief so much as verifiable facts.

I, personally, have no problem with the scientific views of the beginning of the universe because these views are based on hard and rigorously tested observations of reality.  There is much uncertainty about the initial moments of creation, and there may always be.  There is strong evidence for most of what follows however.  I have nothing strongly against Eastern philosophies, and there can be much learned from these.  I'm not a fan of mysticism however, and things like karma or reincarnation really don't impress me overmuch.

Thanks for the question,

~ Steve