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Re: Atheists
Post #21The universe exists. Humanity's ignorance of it, fuel the fires of what we call "complexity".
Humanity exists. The universe's ignorance of us, fuel the fires of what we call "god".
Humanity exists. The universe's ignorance of us, fuel the fires of what we call "god".
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Post #22Boy, from the many science articles written about the universe and all the research going on about it, it appears we have a pretty fair grasp on its nature. Not that we know everything or may be even close to the universe's deeper mysteries, but I don't believe it's fair that humanity be called ignorant of it.
Errr, come again? How do these two, rather strange issues, fuel any "god"? And just how can a lifeless/mindless object, the universe, posses ignorance?Humanity exists. The universe's ignorance of us, fuel the fires of what we call "god".
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Post #23Your conclusion is based on an assumption that the universe can be known.
That is the point. Putting sentience into the universe is what we call "god".a lifeless/mindless object, the universe, posses ignorance?
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Post #24No, my conclusion that humanity has a pretty fair grasp on the nature of the universe is borne out by all the progress science has made in understanding it. Now, if you're unaware that science has made quite a bit of progress in understanding the universe I suggest you look into it a bit. It's quite fascinating.
Actually, in effect you said the universe already HAS ignorance.That is the point. Putting sentience into the universe is what we call "god".a lifeless/mindless object, the universe, posses ignorance?
" The universe's ignorance of us, fuel the fires of what we call "god"
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Post #25Well, we know of writers which is why we know they write with those 26 letters. We don't know of anything that makes an electron orbit around the nucleus. And, given enough time, it was bound to happen. Just like if you had enough time, spilling out all 26 letters random over eternity, in infinite ways would lead to all the literature ever written, times infinity.puddleglum wrote: ↑Tue Jun 07, 2016 9:38 am [Replying to post 4 by OnceConvinced]
Everything is composed of basic elements but those elements are combined in complex ways that could not have happened by chance. All the literature that exists is composed of 26 basic elements, the letters of the alphabet, but writers were needed to combine those 26 elements in ways that make sense and communicate information.Just how complex is it really? It seems that everything breaks down to basic elements. Everything appears to have been built on these basic elements.
The problem isn't that we must explain the universe with whatever answer we can invent - the challenge is verifying the claims we make.
Just show there is a God, Intelligence, Supernatural, etc. and we might have reason to believe they created the universe.. or not, after all, there is no reason to believe (if there is a God) that it created the universe. It might be an alien we mistake as God, who just controlled the life and death of Jesus, or Mohammad.
“And do you think that unto such as you
A maggot-minded, starved, fanatic crew
God gave a secret, and denied it me?
Well, well—what matters it? Believe that, too!”
― Omar Khayyâm
A maggot-minded, starved, fanatic crew
God gave a secret, and denied it me?
Well, well—what matters it? Believe that, too!”
― Omar Khayyâm