This is actually pretty good.

So your like an atheist now, cool.

Yea... I'm a semi-soft atheist who believes in God.

We're all the star of our own movie. When we die, the movie ends.

I suppose it's natural to worry about the credits.

Big things are big and small things are small, therefore, God exists.

Iron. Clad.

Also, pretty much this.

Maybe its there for us to colonize it.

Now there's a man that thinks outside the box !

I just think it silly to use the size of the universe as evidence that God does not exist. God could have all kinds of reasons for making the universe the size that it is.

You are wise beyond your years.

and I think its silly to use the size of the universe as evidence that God does exist. But that doesn't stop your butt buddy JD from thinking its not.

It's not an argument that God doesn't exist per se. However, it doesn't quite fit in with the conception of many religions that humans are God's focus and the most important things in the unierse yada yada.



By the way Joey, when do you tell us. "ha ha, I don't really believe any of the stuff I wrote ITT, I levelled y'all again! just wanted to get ya yappin'!"

Do you think Christian dogma teaches that humans are more important to God than angels?

Grow up...seriously. It's tiring.
Wow Aro...are you saying he is wrong?

It is a wonder of wonder how you think that all the galaxies in the universe are "there for humans to colonize" yet you call OTHER people arrogant. Maybe they're just there Stu. Not every present under the christmas tree is for you.

ha ha, I see what you did there.

Who rize? though I'd phrase it differently I pretty much agree with what he said.

itd be much easier to colonize it if everything wasnt moving away from everything else so gosh darn fast!

Pretty sure Stu doesn't know anything about science, he definitely doesn't know that

The universe will never be explored even close. God created it so vast and huge to TRY and help the big inflated ego intellects to understand that something bigger than them does exist. - Pletho

It's funny, because it tends to be theists who inflate their importance in the universe. Atheists I find are quite comfortable with their insignificance.

let me first begin by stating the ƒact that iƒ you all understand how small we are compared to the observable universe then its obvious that what we think we know is clearly extremely ƒar ƒrom what actually is true

Yet they battle quite profusely for this insignificance.

iƒ we are going to begin to analyze existence, then coming ƒrom the point oƒ view that what we think we know can be applied to what is actually going on is extremely naive. existence can only be analyzed once we unlearn everything that society has ƒorced unto our own minds.

ƒirst oƒ all, seperation, meaning the supposed ƒact that 'god', the sun, the galaxy on the other side oƒ the universe, is all seperate ƒrom us an in ƒact diƒƒerent entities is completely ******ed an idea. it is plainly obvious that everything in the whole oƒ existence is connected and bound in some way.
so theres no need to question why we are experiencing all oƒ this, because really, it makes no diƒƒerence regardless oƒ how hard you try to ƒigure it out.


live, love, share, bring as positive energy as possible unto existence and just boast in the glory and amazingness oƒ*it all.

It doesn't mean that what we "know" through science is wrong, it means that what we "know" through science is an extremely small amount in relation to the amount of things it doesn't/can't currently know.

I don't know how else to take it, however I think taken literally this is impossible (ie I don't think newborns can analyse existence).

Being connected in some way doesnt imply things aren't separate.

This is demonstrably untrue.

By what you said above, it makes no difference, so why do this?