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Who does a nihilist ask when the questions are too difficult for mortal comprehension?

A nihilist seeks the answers within himself.

Where does a nihilist turn to when life becomes too hard and he seeks comfort?

A nihilist turns to himself in order to seek solace in a world of hardship.

Who does a nihilist ask for forgiveness?

A nihilist only asks forgiveness in man and only if he truly desires it.

Where does a nihilist believe he or she will go after death?

One nihilist may say back to nature, another might say oblivion; it is the individual's belief.

Does a nihilist do good deeds to be bestowed a sort of grace?

A nihilist performs acts of kindness if he so pleases for the sake of morality itself.

What practices should nihilists follow?

To live life.

Holy relics are merely gilded trinkets.

Sacred prayers, scriptures, and words of a higher deity are simply words.

Blessed miracles are just coincidences of nature.

The Good Book is simply a book.

Nihilism is simply the belief to not believe, not because he is against it but because, rather than seeking reliance in a silent power that people convince others exist, he seeks the truth in himself. He does not try to enforce his beliefs on others because it disintigrates a sense of self-satisfaction and freedom in choosing and fighting for one's own beliefs. A nihilist also does not quarrel with other relgions because he believes in respecting other's beliefs, even if the other does not respect his own.

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Who does a nihilist ask when the questions are too difficult for mortal comprehension?

A nihilist seeks the answers within himself.

Where does a nihilist turn to when life becomes too hard and he seeks comfort?

A nihilist turns to himself in order to seek solace in a world of hardship.

Who does a nihilist ask for forgiveness?

A nihilist only asks forgiveness in man and only if he truly desires it.

Where does a nihilist believe he or she will go after death?

One nihilist may say back to nature, another might say oblivion; it is the individual's belief.

Does a nihilist do good deeds to be bestowed a sort of grace?

A nihilist performs acts of kindness if he so pleases for the sake of morality itself.

What practices should nihilists follow?

To live life.

Holy relics are merely gilded trinkets.

Sacred prayers, scriptures, and words of a higher deity are simply words.

Blessed miracles are just coincidences of nature.

The Good Book is simply a book.

Nihilism is simply the belief to not believe, not because he is against it but because, rather than seeking reliance in a silent power that people convince others exist, he seeks the truth in himself. He does not try to enforce his beliefs on others because it disintigrates a sense of self-satisfaction and freedom in choosing and fighting for one's own beliefs. A nihilist also does not quarrel with other relgions because he believes in respecting other's beliefs, even if the other does not respect his own.