Do you people believe in God? Why?

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i don't believe in god i simply know its real
 
the existence of god isn’t about an old man in the sky—it’s about confronting the impossibility of nothingness giving rise to order.

start with this: why is there something rather than nothing? that’s not a rhetorical question—it’s the most fundamental one.

if the universe began at some point (which even science now admits), then it had a cause. and if time, space, matter, and energy all began, then whatever caused it must exist outside time, space, matter, and energy.

you can call that “god,” or not—but it’s a necessary first principle.

this isn’t mysticism, it’s logic. even the laws of physics are not self-explanatory—they depend on something prior. mathematical constants, physical laws, quantum rules: they all exist in a way that suggests intention, not accident.

randomness doesn’t produce coherence. chaos doesn’t refine itself into complexity unless something is shaping it.

and consciousness? the fact that you are aware of yourself? that alone destroys materialism. there is no scientific explanation for how subjective experience emerges from atoms.

god, then, is not a being among beings. god is being itself. the necessary, non-contingent source of all things.

everything is proof.
 
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no. because he stinks
 
> We Need Objective Morals
> We Need a Perfect Objective
> Gods Morals & Law Are Perfect
 
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I believe in myself
 
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religion is a man made concept to control people
 
No.I mean i don't think the God of Abrahmic religions is real.
However i feel like there is still something behind of all of these things.
 
the existence of god isn’t about an old man in the sky—it’s about confronting the impossibility of nothingness giving rise to order.

start with this: why is there something rather than nothing? that’s not a rhetorical question—it’s the most fundamental one.

if the universe began at some point (which even science now admits), then it had a cause. and if time, space, matter, and energy all began, then whatever caused it must exist outside time, space, matter, and energy.

you can call that “god,” or not—but it’s a necessary first principle.

this isn’t mysticism, it’s logic. even the laws of physics are not self-explanatory—they depend on something prior. mathematical constants, physical laws, quantum rules: they all exist in a way that suggests intention, not accident.

randomness doesn’t produce coherence. chaos doesn’t refine itself into complexity unless something is shaping it.

and consciousness? the fact that you are aware of yourself? that alone destroys materialism. there is no scientific explanation for how subjective experience emerges from atoms.

god, then, is not a being among beings. god is being itself. the necessary, non-contingent source of all things.

everything is proof.
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the existence of god isn’t about an old man in the sky—it’s about confronting the impossibility of nothingness giving rise to order.

start with this: why is there something rather than nothing? that’s not a rhetorical question—it’s the most fundamental one.

if the universe began at some point (which even science now admits), then it had a cause. and if time, space, matter, and energy all began, then whatever caused it must exist outside time, space, matter, and energy.

you can call that “god,” or not—but it’s a necessary first principle.

this isn’t mysticism, it’s logic. even the laws of physics are not self-explanatory—they depend on something prior. mathematical constants, physical laws, quantum rules: they all exist in a way that suggests intention, not accident.

randomness doesn’t produce coherence. chaos doesn’t refine itself into complexity unless something is shaping it.

and consciousness? the fact that you are aware of yourself? that alone destroys materialism. there is no scientific explanation for how subjective experience emerges from atoms.

god, then, is not a being among beings. god is being itself. the necessary, non-contingent source of all things.

everything is proof.
cope nonsense

quantum particles dont require a cause
 
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