Jei jei KK
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Why does the existence of something prove that it was created by someone or something? Elaborate, please.just the fact of existence proves that.
Why does the existence of something prove that it was created by someone or something? Elaborate, please.just the fact of existence proves that.
Given that, I think it's ignorant to ignore the possibility of something greater, god or not. Sure it doesn't have to be through a religion, but just a higher presence in general. We humans are extremely limited with our simple 5 senses. To ignore the possibility of more is stupid.
Why does the existence of something prove that it was created by someone or something? Elaborate, please.
Wut. I fail to see how taking life at face value is "stupid". I'd rather "ignore the possibility of something greater" than constantly search for divine inspiration. In my humble opinion, it is thoroughly asinine to assume the presence of "god" out of ignorance about the creation of life. I don't think we are limited by our "simple 5 senses". Humans have an enormous capacity for learning and analysis. Just look at what we've built/formed in the past few centuries.
I dont believe in God. I dont believe in a heaven or a hell. But I do believe something will happen, there just cant be nothing. You can never be completely gone.
I also dont believe in ghosts/lost souls flying around or whatever. I think what will happen is so much more then we think. It will be so much bigger then we are able to imagine. Therefor, Im not afraid of death. Im not saying I want to be dead, I love live and I want to grow old, but I dont think death is something to be afraid of.
How can you be open and closed minded at the same time lol. What makes you think there isnt a God or heaven and hell or ghosts or flying souls? You already stated there cant just be nothing when you die. What if there is a God? What is Heaven and Hell do exist? Then what?
Im not trying to get you to change your thinking, i just want to know what made you rule out the possibilities of there being a God or other supernatural things existing.
But I do believe something will happen, there just cant be nothing. You can never be completely gone.
I think what will happen is so much more then we think. It will be so much bigger then we are able to imagine. Therefor, Im not afraid of death. Im not saying I want to be dead, I love live and I want to grow old, but I dont think death is something to be afraid of.
I believe in there having to be something happening after you die instead of just being a rotted carcass on the floor BUT I just cannot believe anything that religious people have to preach. My best advice to all of you is to just ignore most questions that people with different religious views have to ask because they don't care about you, they only care about trying to change your ideal view on life. People may say that they're not trying to but they really are because they personally believe that they are right and that they are doing a 'good' deed by preaching to the wrong church. If you've ever noticed the churches have suddenly become modernized and they try to change their rules saying "Oh well God will always forgive you no matter what you do BLAH BLAH BLAH." No, it never worked that way that would mean that there wouldn't be a hell. My main point here is that religion is just a way for a man to get POWERFUL and they get more powerful by modernizing it year by year so people of my age group will be interested in converting to that religion via Christianity.
Sources: I was confirmed in a Catholic education program and realized the complete BS that it holds.(11 Years experience in the program)
I don't agree with either of you. I believe that after death, nothing happens other than the decomposition of our bodies and the grievances of those who cared about us. I think it's insulting and disgraceful for family members to have "religious funerals" without their consent prior to dying.
The idea of a hell/heaven/souls/god is completely irrational and illogical to me.
http://skepticsannotatedbible.com/
Have a read of that.
I agree that although the big bang may have caused the universe to expand, were infact did the matter needed to cause the big bang come from? there may be a logical reason and it may trace back trillions of years but the fact is at some point there was nothing.
Energy is not currently being created. The universe could not have created itself using natural processes because nature did not exist before the universe came into existence. Something beyond nature must have created all the energy and matter that is observed today. Present measures of energy are immeasurably enormous, indicating a power source so great that "infinite" is the best word we have to describe it.
The logical conclusion is that our supernatural Creator with infinite power created the universe. There is no energy source capable to originate what we observe today.
^ from the institute for creation research. Just wanted to add my bit

