Re: Non-religion specific prayers
@Khomus: I know about this. And I love that story.
And atheism is nothing new. Consider, for instance, the ancient Charvaka school of India.
"The Charvaka vision rejected all supernatural claims, all religious authority and scripture, the acceptance of inference and testimony in establishing truth, and any religious ritual or tradition. The essential tenets of the philosophy were:
Direct perception as the only means of establishing and accepting any truth
What cannot be perceived and understood by the senses does not exist
All that exists are the observable elements of air, earth, fire, and water
The ultimate good in life is pleasure; the only evil is pain
Pursuing pleasure and avoiding pain is the sole purpose of human existence
Religion is an invention of the strong and clever who prey on the weak."
Charvakas
too bad it died out and couldn't survive. The last Charvaka's existed till 12th century CE, then they disappeared without a trace. Which is kind of sad.
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