Man has a propensity toward imagination.

When man was most primitive, back when he was new to the world, he was looking around and wondering how he came into being. He created his creators, yes plural because polytheism was in existence before monotheism.

Religious and anthropology studies show that earlier humans were polytheistic, having many gods for many things.

The end of polytheism did not see the beginning of Christianity. In fact, monotheism was first introduced by Judaism.

Christianity followed suit.

Islam followed third.

Thus, the three false major religions still alive today.

God does not exist for the simple reason that there is no evidence for his existence. Fuck faith. Faith is the religious individual's excuse to continue believing despite logic.

Take a look at my signature quote. That is the religious person's faith.

god of the gaps back then

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god of the gaps now

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That's a logical argument, just not proof.

(December 1, 2015 at 11:00 pm)Beccs Wrote: just not proof.

No proof of god is proof of no god.

You cannot prove something does not exist, except for some exceptions, that do not apply to this. If you are attempting to claim that, you are in just as much realm of imagination as they are.


Also technically monotheism did exist before polytheism. Two gods were not created at once, that may be the result of what developed in to a religion eventually, but even so, one god was created inside someone's imagination before the other.

I have this

It's between these two

A. god exists and he doesn't give a shit about anyone

B. god doesn't exist

Any god(s) for that matter do not exist because the likely hood of any god existing is 0.
There is no evidence for any god(s) to exist.

(December 1, 2015 at 11:12 pm)Heat Wrote: You cannot prove something does not exist

I can prove many things do not exist by merely stating they do not exist.

I.E., Unicorns, leprechauns, elves, Santa Clause, the Tooth Fairy, The Boogie Man, Bigfoot, the Easter Bunny.

Shall I go on?

(December 1, 2015 at 11:17 pm)Kitan Wrote:

(December 1, 2015 at 11:12 pm)Heat Wrote: You cannot prove something does not exist

I can prove many things do not exist by merely stating they do not exist.

I.E., Unicorns, leprechauns, elves, Santa Clause, the Tooth Fairy, The Boogie Man, Bigfoot, the Easter Bunny.

Shall I go on?

That's not proof, that's just stating there is no proof.

You do not have evidence that god does not exist. You simply have no evidence that he does.


However, stating that there is no evidence, is not evidence in itself.

If you want to prove god does not exist you can go to science.

Scientifically speaking a all powerful being with infinite power we would easily be able to detect that energy even if said
being tried to compact it down or even hide that would be unlikely if. If said being were to compact a said energy
said being would create a black hole.

You don't really need to look at the top but the problem being with god is he is too powerful
he would have no free will of his own and be subject to the omnipotence paradox. There isn't a excuse
or even a apologetic tactic that could defeat that statement, because then you would end up having to
take away said god's abilities/power.

It's really rather simple. Is the magic book an accurate account of this god? If yes, then that is proof of the non-existence of that particular god - we know the Earth wasn't made in six days, before the Sun and at the same time as the rest of the Universe. We know that stars are not little lights fixed to a sky dome which can fall to the ground. We know the human race never descended from a population of just two, that women weren't made from a bone - not in that sense, anyway - and the race was never reduced to a non-viable population along with every other species of flora, fauna and fungi in a global flood. That god I contest not only doesn't exist but is actually incompatible with a Universe like ours.