atheists-- what is your source of hope?

[mackthefork]

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Easy.

"Hmm, this intensive care stuff is lame. But life in general kinda kicks ass. I'd like to keep living."

Also, a counter question: If it were somehow proved beyond any doubt that no God exists...would you lose all hope? Would live no longer be worth living?

Will

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To me, in general life doesn't kick ass at all! Only knowing that it is finite keeps me going. I mean I can put up with existence for a while, but surely not for eternity. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

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I had a can of Fosters once, I know exactly what you mean.

Mack

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I had a can of Fosters once, I know exactly what you mean.

Mack

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Bro, how well put. I am a fair dinkum ozzie. I even have a non-ocker accent to prove it (most ozzies have non-ocker accents nowadays.... very multi-cultural we are.. a bit like the US 100 years ago, a bercail of civilisation revival). I tell you what, I came originally from a country famous for its beer and I nearly gave up on arriving to Australia. That's a few decades ago. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] Fosters and the other few beers available were really a shocker. Any way it is improving.. many boutiques and interesting beer available here now. we still manage to really big sell the Fosters to the rest of the world [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

I am more of a wine drinker, bro. Where every mouthful of every glass of every bottle of every type is different (as it get oxigenated). Semms craftier to me too. And you never know, gives me hope of sort. I mean the next mouthful may even be better.

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[mackthefork]

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I am more of a wine drinker, bro.

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Now that's something I think both Australia and the US do well.

Mack