Vilham wrote:
imortal wrote:
TrollmeaT wrote:
Come on people, pull yourselves out of the middle ages. Look to reason not some squishy feeling. If there was a God he would have talked to me through prayer the 4 years I was "born again", he didn't therefore he doesn't exist & the doctrine is null & void. I regret those 4 years of wasted life but at least my naive arse learned something.
Someone just might have a bit of inflated self worth. If God spoke to us in terms that would leave no doubt, then there would be no need for faith, would there?
Oh, and the "I did not see or hear it so it does not exist" argument is a bit egocentric as well. Not to mention fallacious. I have not seen a black hole with my own eyes, but I believe they exist.
Worst example possible with the black hole. You can see direct effects of the black hole.
I would not say the worst possible... but you have a point that it is a bad example. Granted, there is also an argument that you can see the results of God's handiwork wherever you look, but that is also a bad example, and a good start for the entire thread to decend to a shouting match.
Would quantum theory be a better argument?
Also, would it be more acceptable to call religeous belief "The Theory of God?" After all, without proof, all faith really is is an idea.