Well, David Usher is a known athiest, really for a long time--I think this song shows the scary side of atheism, not just the "cool" side (as nowadays people tend to be atheist because it's a trend or they're too "cool" for religion), and how if this is an ideaology, you need to accept the fear along with the philosophy.
"my god left me without one word of warning
my god left me waiting is all that i got "
Sort of like, faith leaving you...
"don't be afraid
we're all afraid" -- i love this part. :P
Atheism is not some hipster fad or a trendy disco dance it is a belief that there is no god, creator, or diety. Based on your interpretation of the song I assume you have confused atheism with agnosticism. To be afraid of something is to beleive it at least could exist.
Atheism is not some hipster fad or a trendy disco dance it is a belief that there is no god, creator, or diety. Based on your interpretation of the song I assume you have confused atheism with agnosticism. To be afraid of something is to beleive it at least could exist.
I interpret the song as the thoughts of someone who knows they are going to die but the only way to know the true meaning is to ask the artist.
I interpret the song as the thoughts of someone who knows they are going to die but the only way to know the true meaning is to ask the artist.
Well, David Usher is a known athiest, really for a long time--I think this song shows the scary side of atheism, not just the "cool" side (as nowadays people tend to be atheist because it's a trend or they're too "cool" for religion), and how if this is an ideaology, you need to accept the fear along with the philosophy.
"my god left me without one word of warning my god left me waiting is all that i got "
Sort of like, faith leaving you...
"don't be afraid we're all afraid" -- i love this part. :P
Atheism is not some hipster fad or a trendy disco dance it is a belief that there is no god, creator, or diety. Based on your interpretation of the song I assume you have confused atheism with agnosticism. To be afraid of something is to beleive it at least could exist.
Atheism is not some hipster fad or a trendy disco dance it is a belief that there is no god, creator, or diety. Based on your interpretation of the song I assume you have confused atheism with agnosticism. To be afraid of something is to beleive it at least could exist.
I interpret the song as the thoughts of someone who knows they are going to die but the only way to know the true meaning is to ask the artist.
I interpret the song as the thoughts of someone who knows they are going to die but the only way to know the true meaning is to ask the artist.