I Don't Believe In God
When I was in high school, I was an over achiever. My freshman year, I was given a list of books to read before college. On this list it said "a good portion of the bible, for the purpose of Theology/ Philosophy classes" ... so I read the entire thing. Up until that point, I did not know a lot about religion. I just knew that my family was christian and I was half Jewish by blood. Upon reading the bible I realized that I did not believe it. This made me sad. I wanted to believe in something, so I did a lot of research into several religions. I never found one that I believed. Then I read "On Cloven Hoof" by Anton Levay. That is when I realized that not only did I not believe in god, but I had no need to believe. I think I am a much stronger person for not believing in a god. It makes me responsible for me, and it makes me hold others responsible for their actions. There is no god in the sky or devil in Hell to take the blame. Just us humans, and our falliable nature.... or our individual greatness....