Why God does not exist, in one sentence.

[HighTillIDie]

Thats a good video. And probably very close to the truth.

I wonder how many narrow minded religious people turned it off after 20 minutes or less because the truth scares them.

Humans knew of astrology and the sun 5000 years ago. Religion as is known today only hinders the human race and provides power and money to brainwashers.

i have shown this now, to about 9 of my good friends, and they just don't want to hear it... they get bored, or aggravated with it after about 20-25 mins...

lol, baaaaaaa, baaaaaa

damn sheep

WHY DO PEOPLE THINK WE, WHO QUESTION, ARE CRAZY... and that our findings are wrong, and impossible

why do some people refuse to look past the smoke and mirrors... instead you tell them about smoke and mirrors, and they reply i like my illusion, and sit back down to it's control....

i am baffled by peoples refusal to really peice together all the facts given to them by the world, society, and nature

i don't get it... it is clear as day when you find it

[delusionsofNORMALity]

i don't get it... it is clear as day when you find it

this may seem hard to believe, but they say the exact same thing. neither belief nor disbelief is completely logical. when opposing sides meet to discuss the matter they each say their piece, consider each other fools, and go on their merry ways. if we're lucky it doesn't come to blows, but in the long run neither side will ever win the argument.
:hippy:

[Quantummist]

this may seem hard to believe, but they say the exact same thing. neither belief nor disbelief is completely logical.

Non belief is very logical, has a logical historical time line, has logical evidence, follows existing provable logical facts and does not require the the suspension of rational thought to make the argument.

The same cannot be said for believing..

Just because some are incapable of logical thought, does not mean that logic fails..

[delusionsofNORMALity]

it probably should have read "neither the belief in god nor the denial of the existence of god...." the point being that there can never be indisputable evidence for either position. both sides must take a leap of faith at some point to come to their conclusions. it's an unanswerable question, but an interesting subject to debate.

[bhouncy]

it probably should have read "neither the belief in god nor the denial of the existence of god...." the point being that there can never be indisputable evidence for either position. both sides must take a leap of faith at some point to come to their conclusions. it's an unanswerable question, but an interesting subject to debate.

To tell the truth I think it's pointless because one side will be happy with a fairy tale and the other side will dig their heels in with the lack of evidence. A few might jump ship either way but I think the whole thing is a just a big distraction. In fact this is my last post on here for a long while again. I just need to get away from the madness of crowds and do my own thing. Peace.

[Krishwag]

why does anything "exist"? beacuse it can be completely described universally through our human senses, unlike god; to put it simply: the only reason you perceive your "reality" to be real is because you can taste, touch, hear it, etc. and so can everyone else, whereas god can exist in many different conflicting forms at once, and can only be "percieved" mentally.

well that's my really mindbending explanation anyway...I've got tons of others.

[WeedTillDeath]

"Non-belief" does not require any evidence until "belief" provides evidence. When a person asks me to prove there is no god I automatically know the intelligence of the person I'm debating. I don't have to prove there is NOT a pink elephant in my living room until someone proves its existence first. Believers in god have an incredible burden, because they know they will never be able to prove their beliefs until their death.
I actually feel completely safe in my assumptions of the cosmos. If there was compelling evidence that a god revealed themselves to us than I would be forced to change my ideas. However, with believers in god we could navigate every inch of the universe and find nothing but planets, stars, gases, etc and they would still be convinvced that god exists; they may just change their definition of god. This is not logic, reason, intelligent or any other word that would describe a person who has individual thoughts. It just shows you how deep-rooted brainwashing can really be.

[hero3279]

There are too many religions. Who is to know which one is right? And if you guess wrong, you go to hell. What if your religion is the wrong one? Through what fault of your own? You were BORN into that religion. Load of crap.

[Kn1vez]

What about the possibility that a divine being both exists, and does not exist? This universe is made up primarily of matter. What if the Big Bang not only created our universe, but destroyed another universe before it? What if the other universe was made of antimatter? What if there is more than one universe, all coexisting at the same time? Would there be one God per universe? I could go on and on, but I believe that there is more to reality than what we perceive. Perhaps a divine being exists, not only beyond our perception, but beyond our concepts of what universes or realities are.

[IForgotAgain]

I dunno if someone answered this already as i was to lazy to read all the posts (I am not defending the religion, merely giving information). I talked to a Theologist who answers the questions of religious skeptics and I guess God doesn't want or allow bad thigns to happen but rather he MUST let them happen because according to the bible when god created us he gave us the option of free will. If he really loved us, which the bible proclaims he did, then he had to give us the ability to act for ourselves. With as much good as he gave us to be good people even great people, he also gave us just as much potential to be bad/evil. It's up to you to do what you want with it I suppose. Therefor God does not support violent action, but rather is powerless to stop it because it interferes with our free will and thus makes God appear not to genuinly love us.

Sounds to me like God is afraid of being called a hypocrite so he lets us kill eachother in his name as acts of religious violence...