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Originally posted by Anonymouse
"Freuds letters seem to suggest that he had a deep seated desire for a belief in God or a creator."
" One can say the same about the atheists who constantly write whether or not there is a God if indeed in their minds the question has been answered. Can this be anything but some form of desire wishing for God to be there?"
" Methinks there is some fear or let down you have towards God or faith, maybe it has failed to be there for you? You're intolerance and insecurity about this says something."
" We all know intuitively of ourselves to possess one (a soul)."
"We must believe in something higher and nobler than just the mere material world and ideologies that claim to bring an earthly utopia. We believe we ought to act good and moral, even though most of the time we don't. We strive for a higher purpose, and we believe we are doing the noble deeds by helping our fellow man, being honest, sacrificing, etc."
" I loved the progression of our discussion . . . You have a strong will, thus the purpose was to show your soul in action, its need to be felt and validated, its need to persevere."
"I’ve said this a thousand times, and your hang up with this is essentially more based on your ego than it is on letting the non-issue be a non-issue."
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