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Topic	There is literally no reason NOT to believe in God.
Sabram 04/08/17 5:47:54 AM #36:	I have a nice solution to the entire problem i can up with one day while I was bored doing housework, it's a series of steps in mental logic and acceptance of some commonly held beliefs about life, the universe, and everything. 1. The universe is infinite. 2. If you accept that the universe is infinite, then there are infinite possibilities. 3. If you accept that the universe is infinite and that there are infinite possibilities., that means through odds of probability that everything possible happens. 4. If everything possible happens, then it must happen everywhere at all times. 5. If everything is happening everywhere at all times, then there must be something that determines what things actually do happen at any given time. 6. If there's something determining what actually does happen against what doesnt, then there's some kind of control over the universe. 7. If there's something controlling the universe, it must have some kind of level of intelligence or design or plan to ensure that the things that do happen, happen in a logical sequence that doesnt result in the end of the universe, or loss of control over things happening. So yeah, whether it's some unknown scientific law, or some kind of actual god can't be determined, because whatever controls how the universe works, is outside of our ability to perceive or measure it. Now it might not be that way forever, and someday that controlling force might be discovered, and sometime after that it might be understood. I personally believe that since whatever is controlling things has some kind of intelligence, formula, or pattern to how it's doing things, it won't want to be discovered, and therefore wont be. After all, if that force is keeping the unbridled chaos of infinite possibility in check, then the possibility of it never being found is one it could simply choose to make happen. tl;dr Something is controlling how the universe works, but it's more like a manager deciding what does happen against what doesnt, than some kind of omnipotent god. --- Finally completed the Platinum for Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 1 on Vita. PSN: Sabram - NNID: Lord.Sabram <cite>Sabram posted [p:876781723] in There is l... [t:75211791]...</cite> <quote>I have a nice solution to the entire problem i can up with one day while I was bored doing housework, it's a series of steps in mental logic and acceptance of some commonly held beliefs about life, the universe, and everything. 1. The universe is infinite. 2. If you accept that the universe is infinite, then there are infinite possibilities. 3. If you accept that the universe is infinite and that there are infinite possibilities., that means through odds of probability that everything possible happens. 4. If everything possible happens, then it must happen everywhere at all times. 5. If everything is happening everywhere at all times, then there must be something that determines what things actually do happen at any given time. 6. If there's something determining what actually does happen against what doesnt, then there's some kind of control over the universe. 7. If there's something controlling the universe, it must have some kind of level of intelligence or design or plan to ensure that the things that do happen, happen in a logical sequence that doesnt result in the end of the universe, or loss of control over things happening. So yeah, whether it's some unknown scientific law, or some kind of actual god can't be determined, because whatever controls how the universe works, is outside of our ability to perceive or measure it. Now it might not be that way forever, and someday that controlling force might be discovered, and sometime after that it might be understood. I personally believe that since whatever is controlling things has some kind of intelligence, formula, or pattern to how it's doing things, it won't want to be discovered, and therefore wont be. After all, if that force is keeping the unbridled chaos of infinite possibility in check, then the possibility of it never being found is one it could simply choose to make happen. tl;dr Something is controlling how the universe works, but it's more like a manager deciding what does happen against what doesnt, than some kind of omnipotent god. --- Finally completed the Platinum for Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 1 on Vita. PSN: Sabram - NNID: Lord.Sabram</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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