Die Gedanken Sind Frei

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Die Gedanken Sind Frei by Dan Barker and Kristen Lems

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[GeilerRitter]

i think it is a good work and that the comment of BadischerDragoner is fucking stupid

Gerade eine Übersetzung und in diesem Fall auch eine Uminterpretation und Erweiterung ist im Geiste dieses Liedes du Null!

[waerloga2]

it seems _you_ dont get it. the message is universal, it doesnt matter in which language its sung.

[jungaar]

thank you

[AlecTrevalyn]

Wonderful bi-lingual interpretation .....

and a really wonderful german historical song .... we should remember in its meaning ...

[13regenbogenkind]

There's no rule HOW to believe. To be an Atheist doesn't mean to believe nothing.

I believe in love and the spririt of god (or call it whatever you want) in all of us. I'm god, you're god, everyone of us is divine.

In jedem von uns ist Gott. Alles leben auf der Welt besteht aus denselben göttlichen energien.

spirituelle-revolution-dot-net

[notahemi]

Uh, if there is not God you have not spirit.

All there is is material.

No mind either, apparently

[777Pinocchio]

Also dieses Lied jetzt im atheistischen Sinn zu interpretieren ist schon sehr gewagt.

Es kommt ja eigentlich von akademischen Burschenschaften die sich gegen Monarchie und Kleinstaaterei wandten und ein demokratisches und national geeintes Deutschland herbeisehnten.

Mit antichristlicher Propaganda hat das überhaupt nichts zu tun.

[Tetrian888]

ihr scheiß atheisten, solltet euch schämen, diese schöne lied für eure mist für deen ihr in die hölle kommt, zu missbrauchen!!!

[dunbar9finger]

@TheMiezekater This is better than what you said before, where you claimed "I even cannot prove to you the existence of any cousin of mine". That's very different from saying that you CAN but it has to be on more than just your say-so. Can you see the difference between those statements?

And, by the way, No, I haven't found any evidence of a god despite trying a lot when I was younger. As usual, the theist implication that people don't believe because they haven't tried is pure bullshit.

[TheMiezekater]

@dunbar9finger No ;D I didn't say that. You see, first trusting me that my cousin exists would be naive. That's the same with god. And I said: "simply explaining that (my cousin) exists", is no evidence for his existence. SO, you see, I can NOT prove anything to you by talking about it. You two people need to meet each other or telephone - and this needs "stepping" towards the other. And no, I said the same: Someone's existence doesn't make me like or trust him. I already said that..

[dunbar9finger]

@dunbar9finger The thing you keep seeming to miss here is that what I object to is using trust in god as evidence for god existing - the whole "believe with all your heart and he will show himself to you" sort of bullshit, which is no different from your : get to know him better so you'll see that he exists, sort of garbage. A person, or being's existence is not something they can be blamed or credited for, so the idea that it has anything to do with their personality is junk thinking.