(September 13, 2014 at 12:55 am)psychoslice Wrote: There is no one who can prove there is a god, and there is no one who can prove there isn't a god, so we should not argue over such things, but if it affects our way of living in peace and harmony then yes we shout question it.
UGGGGGGGG! This has to be the most abused grade school logic I see constantly. No one has the guts to admit where this is coming from.
This attitude is coming from your evolutionary sense of empathy and fair play. No one is talking about human rights. This is about claims and how good logic works.
There is not one ethical scientist I can think of that will ever claim to know everything, but that has NOTHING to do with past and current claims.
Not knowing what the future might bring as far as evidence is not a licence to dwell in the past and cling go claims of invisible super hero claims. Not all claims are equal nor by proxy of utterance does that make a claim true.
Here is what you are doing by your good intent of fair play, which is still flawed logic.
"We dont know for sure so invisible pink unicorns exist until we prove they do not exist".
There are an infinite number of bullshit claims one could fill in the gaps because the future is not here yet. But it is still gap filling.
STEPHEN HAWKINS, "A god is NOT required"
Not only is a god not required we know that humans are notorious for making up all sorts of gods and falsely believing them to be true.
Now in scientific reality we know the only place we find cognition is in EVOLUTION. Postulating a fictional super hero with no brain and no body is like pretending you have an invisible car with no car or even an engine that runs on pixy dust.
It boils down to "If ifs and buts were candy and nuts we'd all have a party".
Since we do not know the future that means Angelina Jolie will someday give me a blowjob. Now how much time do you waste considering that "posibility"? YOU don't.
Which makes more sense to you? A magical sky hero exists? Or humans make them up and falsely believe in them? How much time do you dwell on Thor existing because you have not lived the future yet?