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∙ 9y agoAtheists do not have a consistent view beyond their position that there is no god. Most atheists have noted that most people suffer form something and all people die.
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What is the atheistic existentialist view on death and suffering?
Suffering and dying exist. Existentialism has no part in atheism.
What is the atheistic existentialist view friends?
That is not a question. Atheists view friends as friends.
What is the atheistic existentialist view on sexuality?
Atheism is NOT A RELIGION. It has no rules. Those are given by morality. Every atheist has different opinions.
What is the Atheistic Existentialist belief on suffering and death?
Two points stand out:Nobody lives forever - death is unavoidableSometimes it hurts - however life in a bubble is no fun at allThe suffering and/or death of any living thing is abhorrent to most people, atheist or theist. No one should have to suffer before they die. Many atheists subscribe to the view that voluntary euthanasia should be the right of every person who requests it. Atheistic existentialists hold that when we die we simply cease to exist. They accept death as an inevitability and as the end of life.Generally, atheists feel much suffering is random. True, along the lines of existentialist thinking--- some do contribute to the onset of their own suffering, such as smokers who come down with lung cancer.Yet, for the most part, much suffering is random. Parents whose child comes down with a horrific disease have not contributed. In such situations, all parents struggle with the question, "Why MY child?" but atheists are free from the perceived answers that popped into their minds 'from a god', or from their religious friends/pastors saying things like:"It's god's way of getting your attention.""God works in mysterious ways.""God wanted you to be closer to Him/pray more/appreciate life more/learn patience/learn grace/etc etc".What kind of god would crumple up an innocent child to cause their parents (who may already be religious) to pray more.
What is the atheistic existentialist view on ethics?
The atheist existential view of ethics is that ethics do not emerge from supernatural sources but from pragmatic sources; a good system of ethics is one that contributes to the healthy functioning of the society which adopts it. In other words, we are ethical because it is useful to be ethical, not because God commands us to do so.
What is the atheistic existentialist view career?
Atheists have no "standard" position on anything except that there is no-good. All other questions on social order, work, and the existence of aliens is up to the individual. Posing a question on their views is like asking what bald men think of vanilla ice-cream
What is Atheistic Existentialism view point on Sexuality?
This does not really have to do with extentialism, But we atheists view sexuality as a healthy part of an adult's life.
How do atheistic existentialism view money and career?
Money and career are different among demographics, so the opinion of such also differs. Secular humanism, as a philosophy, really has no bearing on either; money and your job are objectively measurable and assessed.They are necessary to thrive.
How many of the Gospels tell the story of Jesus' death and sufferings?
Although told from different points of view, all four of the gospels tell of Christ's suffering, death, and resurrection.
How did Jesus view His suffering death?
As the Messiah, he was our prophesied Kinsman Redeemer. It is written: The wages of sin is death. Yeshua our Kinsman redeemer died in our place in order to redeem us from the penalty of sin which is death.
How does new age religion view suffering?
In general, new age religion would view suffering as an opportunity to offer new age religion as a remedy for suffering.
What is the existentialist view on cosmology?
This is a broad topic. Briefly: The average existentialist would take for granted that science can explain the origins of the universe and its eventual fate. Physical cosmologists hold that the universe is governed by physical laws as distinguished from religious understandings of humanity and the universe.
