RE: I need a volunteer
December 25, 2013 at 7:08 pm
(This post was last modified: December 25, 2013 at 7:28 pm by Severan.)
(December 25, 2013 at 8:30 am)enrico Wrote:Unfortunately, the second law of thermodynamics stops you there.(December 24, 2013 at 10:46 am)downbeatplumb Wrote: Grave yards are full of the evidence for the end of life.
Grave yards are full of rotting bodies as wrecker yards are full of rusting cars.
Can you see the drivers inside these rusting Cars?
Can you see people consciousness inside these rotting bodies?
Did Santa told you that the driver has got to follow the rotting body?
As time goes on, the universe becomes more disordered. This is constantly happening until it all is disordered. Humans can only be ordered by using energy and exporting disorder.
The second law can be proven by throwing a deck of cards in the air 2 billion times. Do you expect it to fall right back into the same place, in the same order, and in a deck? No! It takes energy to get those cards back together.
Now, we will apply the second law to your "finite life" question. Life is order. The universe moves towards disorder. Eventually, life cannot keep up enough energy to keep order. Life becomes disorder, and is no more.
You see where I'm going?. I just proved that death exists. Deal with it.
There may not be evidence to disprove a god's existence (for now), but there is plenty to limit a god into something that doesn't interact, non-omniscient, and non-omnipotent, heartless, fuck-up that did not create anything and has no power in this universe.
Just like there's no evidence for aliens, but we can say that we have yet to find solid evidence, and if they do exist, they are likely primitive or very far away. We can also say which planets most likely do not have life.
Also, I want to point out that the person who made the claim must support the claim, and knock down the counter-claims. It seems atheists have been the ones doing this so far. Christians should have their turn.
So, first: prove to me that a god does exist, and then we'll talk.