A Greater Work than Creation

@kellyjay said
The universe and life I brought up because of the things I know, not because all that surrounds them are complete mysteries. The functional complexity of both the universe and life is so overwhelming that random chance should be eliminated immediately without even entertaining it. Universal values like gravity and the universal expansion rates precisely set where if either w ...[text shortened]... ence I brought forward compared to "I do not know." I do not think your are very convincing at all.

Oh , then it was probably Krishna .
Thanks for clearing that up .

@caissad4

Right . You don't know what "the god of the gaps " means .

Do you think that if everything is not understood that therefore is reason to not believe in God ?

@caissad4 said
Oh , then it was probably Krishna .
Thanks for clearing that up .

Your reasoning is?

@sonship said
@caissad4

Right . You don't know what "the god of the gaps " means .

Do you think that if everything is not understood that therefore is reason to not believe in God ?

You can believe whatever you like.

@kellyjay said
Your reasoning is?

That you have a belief in something but have no real knowledge to justify that belief.
Just a belief and nothing more .

@caissad4

You can believe whatever you like.

I'm interested in what you believe at the moment, claiming to know all about god of the gaps.

Do you think as long as everything is not fully understood by human beings you should not believe in God?

@caissad4 said
That you have a belief in something but have no real knowledge to justify that belief.
Just a belief and nothing more .

I've given you some of the reasoning for my beliefs, from you I got "I don't know" and now when asked why you said what you did, you admit you have no real knowledge. There is a pattern here, I'm sure of it.

@caissad4 said
That you have a belief in something but have no real knowledge to justify that belief.
Just a belief and nothing more .

So you mean just like evolution?

@galveston75 said
So you mean just like evolution?

Evolution is science .

@sonship said
@caissad4

You can believe whatever you like.

I'm interested in what you believe at the moment, claiming to know all about god of the gaps.

Do you think as long as everything is not fully understood by human beings you should not believe in God?

"That which can be asserted without proof can be dismissed without proof ". Christopher Hitchens

@kellyjay said
I've given you some of the reasoning for my beliefs, from you I got "I don't know" and now when asked why you said what you did, you admit you have no real knowledge. There is a pattern here, I'm sure of it.

No one has any real knowledge of the existence of ANY god or gods .
No one.
Just like believing in Santa Claus , The Easter Bunny , Zeus , Krishna or Harry Potter.

@caissad4

"That which can be asserted without proof can be dismissed without proof ". Christopher Hitchens

Prove God doesn't exist then, Christopher Hitchens wannabe.

@sonship said
Prove God doesn't exist then, Christopher Hitchens wannabe.

Do you not understand what the Christopher Hitchens quote means?

@caissad4

Evolution is science .

It is also a theory about history, which was not observed.
And which is not repeatable and therefore is not subject to the scientific method.

You've adopted its strongest aspect as a religion - a secular religion bandwagon that you jumped on to get away from theism.

@caissad4

No one has any real knowledge of the existence of ANY god or gods .
No one.

You are a strong agnostic I think.

One brand of agnosticism says "I don't know of any God. Maybe someone else knows."

The stronger agnosticism tries to speak not only for one's self but for everybody. - " I don't know of any God. And no one else does either."

You don't know that no one else knows of God.
You can only speak for yourself.

Did consciousness arise from the interaction of material things after a long long time ?