Can the universe function without some sort of energy?Just because we may not have an answer for everything yet, doesn't mean there is a god. This just goes back to regress. Where did god come from and how is god the way it is.
Who implied that it does?Can the universe function without some sort of energy?
I Really like this post. and i watch the toll often see what people vote im glad Most people belive in God.
Yeah you're right. I'm probably either a pantheist or a panentheist.
Lol @ you.I Really like this post. and i watch the toll often see what people vote im glad Most people belive in God.
Russell's teapot, sometimes called the Celestial Teapot, is an analogy first coined by the philosopher Bertrand Russell (1872–1970), intended to refute the idea that the burden of proof lies upon the scepticunfalsifiable claims of religions. Russell's teapot is still occasionally referred to in discussions concerning the existence of God.
i am sorry if i do not spell every word right. but why is it that the person who believes in god has to give proof but the person who does not believe in god doesnt?also i have not yet stated which i believe in this thread. i have simply ask for you to explain why YOU do not believe in god
My reason for not believing in God is that there is no evidence to support that one exists. I admit that one MIGHT exist, however circumstances given, I'm a lot happier believing that one doesn't.so why believe their is not a god when you cant prove their is not one?
and what factor is it that you personaly use as a reason to not believe in a god?

