When (if) mankind ever truely discovers the answer to the question of whether there is some kind of god or not, and we finally know which, if any, of the religions are right, I think we'll then shrug our shoulders and say "Now what?". Whatever way you look at it, it won't actually make the slightest bit of difference to our lives. I mean, if you think about when people are having a conversation and somebody says something that another person disagrees with and neither of them will admit they're wrong until one person is proved right, but when either party is proved right both parties then just forget about it - this is what will happen. We'll go on about our normal lives - alot of people will undoubtedly try and change the way the world is run because of it, but in the end life on Earth with settle back down to a slow amble. It'll be like the moment a kid opens his Christmas presents early on Chrisdtmas morning - he's been waiting and anticipating this moment for weeks and when the moment finally passes he's already looking forward to next year.

You could say that this discovery, from both perspectives, could help to stop alot of fighting and war all over the planet, but really alot of people don't like to backdown, so even if it turned out that the Christian idea of what and who god is was right, and that everything they had been saying was true, there would still be millions of people of other faiths who still stick to their beliefs despite the proof. By the way, don't get me wrong - I'm not saying any of this is going to happen... i'm just very stoned and rambling on but it's cool, I think I can remember my point.

So, if you take all this in to consideration, what is the point in arguing about who's right or who's not? Who cares about the answer when the question doesn't matter? Why can't we all just accept that we're all going to have different views on squillions of things, so we should all just chill and not stress so much.
GHoSToKeR Reviewed by GHoSToKeR on . Thought. When (if) mankind ever truely discovers the answer to the question of whether there is some kind of god or not, and we finally know which, if any, of the religions are right, I think we'll then shrug our shoulders and say "Now what?". Whatever way you look at it, it won't actually make the slightest bit of difference to our lives. I mean, if you think about when people are having a conversation and somebody says something that another person disagrees with and neither of them will admit they're Rating: 5