To does that don't believe in God,where do you get your knowledge from?

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   Apostle Jackposted 13 years ago

   To does that don't believe in God,where do you get your knowledge from?

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   Harlan Coltposted 13 years ago

   Jack,
   Their knowledge evolved from nothing. It started out as nothing, then slowly after billions of years of floating around the lifeless rocks, poof! a bolt of lightening strikes the water and all of a sudden there was knowledge! Kinda like Frankenstein, only a little smarter... maybe.
   
   -Harlan

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   nightwork4posted 13 years ago

   life and it's real knowledge. i don't use a rewritten 2000 year old book, i don't ask ministers and priests but i watch and learn from living.

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   wormdoposted 13 years ago

   I get my knowledge from that which can be proven.

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   spookyfoxposted 13 years ago

   If you want to learn about a work of art, a symphony, a painting, a book, the work, if it's good, speaks for itself. You'd only look at the artist's life for details but it's not necessary. You can just as well analyze a Bach fugue without ever knowing he had 20 children.
   
   The same way, if you want to learn about the Universe, look at the Universe.
   
   It amazes me how many people think they know about the cosmos and its origins, without ever looking at it. let alone studying it.

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   Roger Rabbitposted 13 years ago

   Really is no-one going to say anything about that to does ? God couldn't help you spell to those. I learn from other smart people. You go ahead though keep doing your thing.

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   peterxdunnposted 13 years ago

   All religions require that the believer has 'faith'.
   
   'Faith' means to believe without question - because to question means you have doubt and having doubt means you do not truly believe. This is called a 'circular argument' - it supports itself and precludes all alternatives.
   
   If you do not ask questions you will not acquire knowledge.
   
   Ergo all religion equates with ignorance - it is actually the enemy of knowledge - and it promotes prejudice and persecution.

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   Dharmathejaposted 13 years ago

   I contradict answer of mr.peter the ancient religion of vedanta known as hinduism in the west says dont believe in any thing blindly. For answers u want probe ur selves then with all proofs truth manifests before urself

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   Multimanposted 13 years ago

   Apostle Jack, your question deserves proper spelling and grammer, right now it is nonsensical.  You might try using the word "those' instead of "does" cause I aint from Jersey pal.
   
   You might also want to clarify the question once it makes sense, by stating do you mean knowledge that there is no God, or just knowledge in general?

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    zoey24posted 13 years ago

    Why are all the people who are giving their honest opinions being voted down? I too get my knowledge from life and everything i learnt i learnt from the best.........My parents.

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    Jarnposted 13 years ago

    Funny how the religious nuts get pissy when the more scientifically minded try to give straightforward answers, (remember, someone did ask the frigging question, after all)but a person who decides to espouse his/her religion won't be challenged. I didn't use to think religion made people quarrelsome and divisive, but the behavior of the so-called "faithful" I see on Hubpages is beginning to change my opinion. And this is coming from a Catholic of all people.

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    Motown2Chitownposted 13 years ago

    I realize this answer will probably be hidden, but folks, be decent enough human beings to do one thing:  If you're going to answer the question, answer the question.  Don't attack the spelling and grammar - And, if you DO, don't misspell the word grammer.  Thank you.
    
    Knowledge comes from experience and study.  It is not necessary for one to be a believer to obtain knowledge.  Wisdom is another issue altogether.

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    ShoppingGuruposted 13 years ago

    Science is knowledge. It relies on fact, rather than circular logic. That's where I get my information.

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    Neon_Lettersposted 13 years ago

    wikipedia..........................................
    nah seriously from life experiences, books talking to people... you can get knowledge from everything.

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