Atheism is a mental illness

[kritikvernunft]

Tbh, I find it arrogant to rely on science while ignoring the Creator. Like seriously.

The message from Our Beloved Master, the singular God, Creator of the Universe, is about behaviours that are forbidden onto us. He tells us what we are not allowed to do, while everything else is permitted. Science is about repeatedly testing particular statements in order to search for counterexamples. What does that have to do with the list of forbidden behaviours? By testing experimentally particular things, we are not trying to discover new forbidden behaviours, or to prove or disprove that particular behaviours would be forbidden or not. I cannot imagine why people believe that testing that water boils at 100 degrees would be related in any way with the list of forbidden behaviours in Divine Law ...

 

[jabeady]

Oh, I can't resist. Mind, this is a very abbreviated summary, and I'll probably get the details wrong.

Many millenia ago, the great galactic warlord Xenu lost a war that had raged all across the galaxy. His forces retreated to the third planet of a minor sun in an unfashionable galactic arm, where they sought refuge in the minds of the planet's dominant species. The planet's inhabitants were unable to completely handle this psychic invasion, and consequently all of them suffered mental and emotional instability to one degree or another. Finally, a third-rate science fiction writer was able to discover the truth. He developed a process for expelling the invaders on a person-by-person basis, and invented the e-meter, a tool for measuring how much the invader was influencing the victim. The greatest of the science-fiction writer's followers lived in Hollywood, and the greatest of these was named Tom Cruise, also known as Oprah's Nemesis.

I know a little less about Mormonism, but I can tell you it was founded by a convicted fraud, who received from the angel Moroni a set of golden tablets inscribed with Egyptian - style hiroglyphics. He was able to translate these tablets by putting them into his hat with a set of seer stones and reading them aloud to a copyist. When the translation was finished, Moroni took the golden tablets back to heaven, but left the seer stones behind, and they can be seen to this day as evidence of the truth contained in the Book of Mormon.

 

[sister herb]

It´s not logical to claim that atheism would to be a mental illness. How then non-believers should face any punishment at the Judgement Day if the reason for their unbelieving was the sickness? Is mentally ill person responsible for his actions?

 

[M.I.A.]

:|

are you saying that people who first boiled water were scientists?

or that I am to provide opposition?

I'm more of a star trek fan,

tricorder and sickbay.. would it change anything?

startrek the final frontier... surprisingly apt

Oh, I can't resist. Mind, this is a very abbreviated summary, and I'll probably get the details wrong.

Many millenia ago, the great galactic warlord Xenu lost a war that had raged all across the galaxy. His forces retreated to the third planet of a minor sun in an unfashionable galactic arm, where they sought refuge in the minds of the planet's dominant species. The planet's inhabitants were unable to completely handle this psychic invasion, and consequently all of them suffered mental and emotional instability to one degree or another. Finally, a third-rate science fiction writer was able to discover the truth. He developed a process for expelling the invaders on a person-by-person basis, and invented the e-meter, a tool for measuring how much the invader was influencing the victim. The greatest of the science-fiction writer's followers lived in Hollywood, and the greatest of these was named Tom Cruise, also known as Oprah's Nemesis.

I know a little less about Mormonism, but I can tell you it was founded by a convicted fraud, who received from the angel Moroni a set of golden tablets inscribed with Egyptian - style hiroglyphics. He was able to translate these tablets by putting them into his hat with a set of seer stones and reading them aloud to a copyist. When the translation was finished, Moroni took the golden tablets back to heaven, but left the seer stones behind, and they can be seen to this day as evidence of the truth contained in the Book of Mormon.

strangely, there may be some truth to that.. if you can't say anything nice!

 

[Serinity]

Oh, I can't resist. Mind, this is a very abbreviated summary, and I'll probably get the details wrong.

Many millenia ago, the great galactic warlord Xenu lost a war that had raged all across the galaxy. His forces retreated to the third planet of a minor sun in an unfashionable galactic arm, where they sought refuge in the minds of the planet's dominant species. The planet's inhabitants were unable to completely handle this psychic invasion, and consequently all of them suffered mental and emotional instability to one degree or another. Finally, a third-rate science fiction writer was able to discover the truth. He developed a process for expelling the invaders on a person-by-person basis, and invented the e-meter, a tool for measuring how much the invader was influencing the victim. The greatest of the science-fiction writer's followers lived in Hollywood, and the greatest of these was named Tom Cruise, also known as Oprah's Nemesis.

I know a little less about Mormonism, but I can tell you it was founded by a convicted fraud, who received from the angel Moroni a set of golden tablets inscribed with Egyptian - style hiroglyphics. He was able to translate these tablets by putting them into his hat with a set of seer stones and reading them aloud to a copyist. When the translation was finished, Moroni took the golden tablets back to heaven, but left the seer stones behind, and they can be seen to this day as evidence of the truth contained in the Book of Mormon.

intriguing fairy tail. What a plot. lol.

How delusional one must be to believe this. Smh. Sounds like some science-fiction from star wars. Wait, do you know that there are people who believe "in the force" and Jedis? :facepalm:

Anyone with some braincells would see this as nothing but a fairy tail.

 

[M.I.A.]

way to go serenity (good film btw) keeping relevant to the topic title.

lightsabre?

most people would be better off with a toothbrush..

miswak

 

[Serinity]

way to go serenity (good film btw) keeping relevant to the topic title.

lightsabre?

most people would be better off with a toothbrush..

miswak

Sarcasm much?

Lol, TECHNICALLY a lightsaber would be possible.. But we do not have the technology yet and we lack knowledge.

Ray guns would be close.. I think. Imagine highly charged beams of plasma shooting very fast? Or the ability to accumulate Sun's energy into a powerful blast?

I think humanity is better off without any such weapons..they'll cause destruction.

 

[M.I.A.]

ever imagine glowing ufo's?

well it finally happened.. relevant via plasma

http://www.mmu.ac.uk/news/news-items/3889/


also a naturally occurring phenomena... surprisingly.

 

[jabeady]

intriguing fairy tail. What a plot. lol.

How delusional one must be to believe this. Smh. Sounds like some science-fiction from star wars. Wait, do you know that there are people who believe "in the force" and Jedis? :facepalm:

Anyone with some braincells would see this as nothing but a fairy tail.

Ever hear of the First Church of Elvis? Seriously.

And *atheists* are mentally ill?

 

[Serinity]

Ever hear of the First Church of Elvis? Seriously.

And *atheists* are mentally ill?

Idk about mentally ill, but I do see them as spiritually ill, and blind. Like, I can see the miracles/signs/evidences/proofs, while I see an atheist be like "Ignore, do not search religion, it is impossible to know right from wrong"

I feel as if atheists have something disconnected within them. Idk, but mental illness? Like chronic, illness like those crazed people? I don't think so..

But I do think There is spiritual illness/blindness. Which dazzles me. Tbh, as a Muslim, it amazes me how one cant see the logic in creation. But Allah :swt: knows best.

I have seen no proof for mental illness. But I do know this: It is a disease to one's psychological state, and mental outlook.

Allah :swt: talks about the disease of the heart, so I think that is where it is at - atheism being a spiritual, heart disease. I have tried to see from atheistic eyes, and it makes absolutely no sense to me.

To conclude: I do think it corrupts one's heart, spiritual state, and mental state. One's thought processes too. So a "kind" of mental disease.

Lets define what mental illness we are talking about first.. What mental illness? I think like this:

Truth - is a cure, light, and guidance.
Falsehood - a disease and darkness.

A disease will eventually if left untreated affect other parts. So yeah, I think so.

A disease of the heart, and one's psychological state. But Idk about clinical illness, but I am certain Atheism is a disease, and it brings disease to human mind/heart.

A disease that can not be treated with meds, but with Qur'an and reflecting upon the Qur'an, and Allah's creation.

So yes, a disease/illness. Definitely. That is not to say that I see you as some crazy handicapped person UNABLE to reason. NO.

Rather, you are able to reason, but Atheism is a disease that prevents one from seeing straight. So a type of delusion/deception/confusion.

So in short: Yes, a mental illness, but not clinical illness that can be treated with meds.

It is a disease of the heart, which can affect the brain.

not a mental illness that completely inhibits people from sane/logical thoughts. Insane people are excused (afaik) in Islam.

Atheists and everyone with sound mind will be accountable.
ANY scholar can comment and correct me.
Allah :swt: knows best.