RE: Let's say that science proves that God exists
February 16, 2013 at 9:07 pm
(This post was last modified: February 16, 2013 at 9:09 pm by Zone.)
(February 16, 2013 at 8:40 pm)Drew_2013 Wrote: Its not a matter of telling you what you believe its a matter of logical consequences. If you don't beileve, or lack belief a Creator caused and designed the universe then consequently you do believe we owe our existence to mindless forces that didn't intentionally create a universe or humans. Let me prove it, do you believe the universe and subsequently humans were caused and created by mindless forces that didn't intend out existence? This is your chance to tell me what you think rather than me tell you what you think.
If our current model of evolution is true (where you have random mutation occurring and then non-random natural selection and you get something as complex as a human from that) then I think that would very strongly suggest mindless natural forces that didn't intend for us. But I'm open to idea that we don't necessarily know everything there is to know about the process and perhaps the universe is somehow intentionally set up for intelligent life. It won't necessarily have anything to do with the supernatural or the Bible or the Quran or the Hindu Vedas, all that could still be entirely manmade and imaginary. It seems that way to me, if there's a true religion God didn't make it easy to distinguish. And you have to wonder what was meant to be going on in the 96,000 years before he revealed the true religion that we really do have to believe in under pain of eternal unpleasantness. And the universe is a vastly huge place yet we have all this stuff somehow focussed on us, God would be there thinking "Aliens and shit? No fuck them it's humans I'm after specifically on that speck of dust over there" and alll the angels and Satan and everyone else will pile right in as well. Though the people who wrote these holy books wouldn't have has that kind of perspective, the Earth was the centre of the universe and everything revolved around it on glassy spheres.