(January 20, 2020 at 4:38 pm)Prycejosh1987 Wrote:(December 21, 2017 at 3:20 am)ignoramus Wrote: (in no particular order)
Theists tell me, why is it that everything that God has provided, created and bestowed upon us, co-incidentally always seems to have
an alternate natural, more feasible explanation?
Why cannot science objectively find just one example out of trillions, where we can say, yeah, that thing right there, it shouldn't happen like that but it does, repeatedly.
That thing goes against what is logical or possible in our universe.
Example: People go back to Fatima, pray en masse for a sundance and on queue the Sun dances! For all the world to see?
Maybe it is the work of a God? They prayed to a God and a God responded... Makes logical sense.
But if God is going to act exactly like he doesn't exist in our universe, theists, why on earth do you even assume that he does?
What compels you to go against the grain of logic and common sense and dedicate your life to a particular myth from millions of other man made myths?
We just need one tiny example for God to show us something, but even that is asking too much for a non existent God.
Funny how everything in the world seems to make more sense when you take any extra unnecessary baggage out of the picture. (Occams)
Yeah, the world is a cruel place for the most part, but how is believing in something not real going to help anything or anyone.
Have we really reduced our species to relying on false hope to get by? We must have: 80% of the world does it.
(Even at the quantum level, weird shit happens, that isn't God! Why would the creator of the universe need to hide inside of atoms while we're all outside?
That's how our universe has been for 14 billion years, we're just discovering it now (last 100 years -through knowledge and technology.)
I disagree. anything that isnt founded by god himself in his word dosnt make sense. Like coming from apes/monkeys. No one has seen one evolve into a human. If we were millions of years old we would be more intelligent then we are now. The world would be alot worse. Its more easier to say someone created everything then big bang. Which by the way is unproven. Where do morals come from? and law? what about faith in something?
Why would we be smarter than we are? We would likely be more advanced than we are, but for the dark ages.
Why would the world be worse than it is? It’s actually a better and safer place to live in now (statistically) than at any other point in human history.
You might want to look up how evolution works instead of repeating creationist nonsense.
Playing Cluedo with my mum while I was at Uni:
"You did WHAT? With WHO? WHERE???"