Why Should Someone Be an Atheist?

[savedwheat]

Yes nature proves God's existence.

[pineapplebunnybounce]

Yes nature proves God's existence.

How?

[savedwheat]

Since something can't come from nothing and infinite regress is impossible, nature needs a cause outside of itself, outside of time and space being uncreated whom we call God.

[pineapplebunnybounce]

Since something can't come from nothing and infinite regress is impossible, nature needs a cause outside of itself, outside of time and space being uncreated whom we call God.

1. Why can't something come from nothing?
2. Why is infinite regress impossible?
3. Define "outside of nature".
4. Show that something "outside of nature" is required.
5. Define "uncreated"
6. Show that this entire thing is the christian god.

[Crossless2.0]

Since something can't come from nothing and infinite regress is impossible, nature needs a cause outside of itself, outside of time and space being uncreated whom we call God.

Congratulations! You just proved the Islamic god. Take your shoes off and make yourself comfortable.

[pocaracas]

Since something can't come from nothing

Oh really?
What if "nothing" doesn't exist?

and infinite regress is impossible,

Is it?... why? 2nd law of thermodynamics? This law only applies to the known matter in our known universe... It can't say anything about what happens elsewhere.

nature needs a cause outside of itself, outside of time and space being uncreated whom we call God.

Why not call it hyper-nature?
Why use the loaded term "god"?

[LostLocke]

Why can't you see God? Because He exists outside of time and space.

Does that mean 'anything' that exists outside of space and time is a god?

[Jackalope]

Read rule 1.

10 pages of people answering your questions wheat. Please answer mine.

This.

Mod Hat ON

@savedwheat - Read Rule 1 and kindly comply.

[Fidel_Castronaut]

Why can't you see God? Because He exists outside of time and space. You can only see that which is in time and space.

Prove it!

You've contradicted yourself. If your version of god is outside of time and space, how do you know?

And if you retort by saying that you 'observe nature', then by definition your version of god must have an interaction inside time and space, meaning you can see it.

Congrats on creating an irresolvable conundrum for yourself what god is it you worship again? Allah? Vishnu? I forgot already.

[LostLocke]

On another note, your basic description of a god here could also apply to the singularity.
It existed 'outside space.'
It also existed 'before' time, so is also 'outside time.'

All hail Singulos!