Bridging the Gap Between Religion and Atheism
The
realm of metaphysics is often dominated by two extremes: religious dogma and staunch
atheism. Both sides frequently claim certainty, yet both are largely shaped by unconscious biases and deep-seated
assumptions.
Having personally transitioned from religion to atheism, I later experienced a profound spiritual event—one that temporarily granted me access to higher spiritual realities. This experience instantly reshaped my perspective, replacing belief with esoteric knowledge.
What This Blog Is (and Isn't) About
This blog does not seek to promote any specific belief system, nor does it aim to dismiss spirituality outright. Instead, it is dedicated to simplifying the discussion to the binary question: something or nothing?
Whether you are religious, atheist, agnostic, or uncertain, I challenge you to first accept that we are all connected through a shared quest for understanding. And second, to consider how universal cognitive biases can powerfully shape speculative beliefs into rigid, dogmatic worldviews.
So,
with the words of Stephen Hawking ringing in our ears, let's
begin:
"The greatest enemy of knowledge is not
ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge."
