Witness Lee and the Lord's Recovery Movement

Are you less then 100% an Athiest ?

Is the remaining percentage Agnostic then ?

@FMF

Decide to use Trump's name rather than Dasa's this time ?

When you were a Christian, FMF, how many hours did it take for you to go 15% Atheist to 40% Atheist?

@sonship said
What percentage are you an Atheist and what percentage an Agnostic ?

Probably 80% lack of belief in god or gods, 20% curious about the possibility of there being a creator being, 0% belief in revealed religions that insist that they have knowledge of "God's" wishes or instructions, 100% sure that there is no everlasting consequence of not joining (any) religions for me to be afraid of ~ 100% willing to listen, though. It's very subjective, obviously, Ball park figures.

FMF, When you were a Christian at what moment did you become 1% atheist?

At what moment did you become 20.6 % Atheist ?

@sonship said
@FMF

Decide to use Trump's name rather than Dasa's this time ?

Did you understand the Trump-whistleblower analogy and how it relates to the sonship-Dariusz thing that you are doing here?

FMF,

Did you decide you were an Agnostic Atheist or just regurgitate for us some Wiki article ?

@sonship said
When you were a Christian, FMF, how many hours did it take for you to go 15% Atheist to 40% Atheist?

I don't know. It took about 5 years to go from Christian to non-Christian. I've described the process to you before.

@sonship said
FMF, When you were a Christian at what moment did you become 1% atheist?

I do not know. It was more than 15 years ago.

@sonship said
At what moment did you become 20.6 % Atheist ?

I do not know.

@FMF

I don't know. It took about 5 years to go from Christian to non-Christian. I've described the process to you before.

So for all you know, if it took five years, you could be in a five year process of becoming a Christian again ?

What was the moment you went from knowing God to believing in a "god figure" ?

@sonship said
Did you decide you were an Agnostic Atheist or just regurgitate for us some Wiki article ?

The label "agnostic atheist" describes my philosophical stance well.

I did not "decide" I was one; it was a long-drawn-out process at the end of which I realized that that was what I was.

Have you broke it yet to the Christians you remember with fondness that they are deluded ?

@sonship said
So for all you know, if it took five years, you could be in a five year process of becoming a Christian again ?

I doubt it. Not after having been one for the better part of three decades.

@sonship said
Have you broke it yet to the Christians you remember with fondness that they are deluded ?

Do the Christians I love - and live and work amongst - know about my beliefs? Yes.