How I learned that God doesn't exist.

I saw that human life can just be squashed.

It disgusts me. And it continues to happen every day.

Something that my human brain sees as precious and valuable is so easily disposable.

There is no inherent importance in what we percieve as irreplaceable. Our brain sees patterns in the sea of randomness. This includes life and consciousness.

How can there be a God if all this is true?

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Baybreeze · 41-45, F

My sister and I have this conversation often. I became agnostic years ago, after severe suffering for years. I thought, I've been faithful, kind, giving, patient, and all the while , every SINGLE day, bullied by my narcissistic mom. Ridiculed and mocked every day. It became a nightmare and I said, why would two innocent people, my sis and I, deserve this awful treatment for Years?? There is no answer in my mind. And I started really noticing things that didn't make sense with religion. And if God is all loving, OR all powerful, as many have noted in religious debates, does it make logical sense or emotional sense that humans suffer so MUCH all the time... when things could be altered for the better ? It really does NOT. :(