Evidence that God is real

Tell me where I have offered my observation of how the universe functions without providing scientific evidence.
I exclude God, because there is no scientific evidence of a God. Actually, I don't exclude God, I don't consider God at all. No evidence on which to draw any conclusions.
Your ideas on the universe are precisely just that : ideas. The "pizza" has not been delivered. In fact, one could even say that the notion of "the pizza" having the hope of being delivered by empiricism is a fanciful imagination.
 
Your ideas on the universe are precisely just that : ideas. The "pizza" has not been delivered. In fact, one could even say that the notion of "the pizza" having the hope of being delivered by empiricism is a fanciful imagination.
You introduced the example of the pizza. It's your idea.

Are you now proposing that god responds to prayer, like picking up the phone and ordering a pizza from Bob? Drop the pizza metaphor, it won't ever work.

Your God is an idea, a wishful thought. Noble, but alas no physical evidence to support the idea.
 
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Does He now have to post on youtube to attempt to pacify the discontent of online commentators

Look if twitter is good enought for the president why not God even if it is not clear who is the most devine☺.

Utube would be a great idea...God could call in to the Atheist Experience and debate with Matt.

And why stop there ...throw in some public debates.

Probably direct contact from God would get around the made up stuff...

Really if I wanted to tell you something face to face could work.

Have a great day.

Alex
 
Does it path the way for a bunch of other demands for God to fix, from arthritis, to broadband speeds?
Does God or does the Medical Profession and the Computer Industry fix arthritis or broadband speeds? Your scenario begs the question why God introduced these infirmities in the first place, so that he could fix them?

What you are proposing is a con's scam. Throw the girl in the river so you can save her life and become a community hero.
 
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Look if twitter is good enought for the president why not God even if it is not clear who is the most devine☺.

Utube would be a great idea...God could call in to the Atheist Experience and debate with Matt.

And why stop there ...throw in some public debates.

Probably direct contact from God would get around the made up stuff...

Really if I wanted to tell you something face to face could work.

Have a great day.

Alex
Yes it all seems so obvious.
Social media is awash with mutual agreement and conflict resolution.
 
Is there the possibility that something more sublime is at stake?
I doubt it.
The current position is not really getting a consistent message out there.
I would not like to be represented by folk claiming they know my thoughts and would much prefer to present my case in person.
Sounds reasonable certainly more reasonable than it all being so mysterious.
Alex
 
Does God or does the Medical Profession and the Computer Industry fix arthritis or broadband speeds? Your scenario begs the question why God introduced these infirmities in the first place, so that he could fix them?

What you are proposing is a con's scam. Throw the girl in the river so you can save her life and become a social hero.
It's not my proposal.
 
I doubt it.
The current position is not really getting a consistent message out there.
I would not like to be represented by folk claiming they know my thoughts and would much prefer to present my case in person.
Sounds reasonable certainly more reasonable than it all being so mysterious.
Alex
Amongst two sincere parties, I would agree. If, however, we have a vested interest in things, we introduce a necessary complexity (a complexity that this current state of affairs is already addressing brilliantly, I might add).
 
(a complexity that this current state of affairs is already addressing brilliantly, I might add).
The exciting thing is nothing will change and so we will never know of any alternative provides a better approach.
The beauty of the current situation is holy men can make up whatever they want and that cant be a bad thing can it☺
Must really go have a great day it has been most pleasant chatting and hearing your wisdom.
Alex
 
The exciting thing is nothing will change and so we will never know of any alternative provides a better approach.
The beauty of the current situation is holy men can make up whatever they want and that cant be a bad thing can it☺
Must really go have a great day it has been most pleasant chatting and hearing your wisdom.
Alex
A rising tide lifts all boats, what to speak of a low tide. Atheists, et al, also get to chatter freely, and do their (apparently exciting) gig to boot (which, amongst many things, dictates what can and cannot change or be known. If it was otherwise, a gig wouldn't be a gig).
 
Amongst two sincere parties, I would agree. If, however, we have a vested interest in things, we introduce a necessary complexity (a complexity that this current state of affairs is already addressing brilliantly, I might add).
Then why are you introducing God as a confirmed "state of affairs". Among two sincere parties I would argue that the introduction of a God is introducing unnecessary complexity, being that the current mathematical state of affairs is already doing brilliantly.
 
A rising tide lifts all boats, what to speak of a low tide. Atheists, et al, also get to chatter freely, and do their (apparently exciting) gig to boot (which, amongst many things, dictates what can and cannot change or be known. If it was otherwise, a gig wouldn't be a gig).
Atheists get to chatter regardless if there is a God. It's the Theists demand for belief in God that atheists have to worry about.

Contrary to religious law I know of no other law that says if you do not believe in E = Mc^2 the scientific community will (should) hunt you down and kill you.
 
Contrary to religious law I know of no other law that says if you do not believe in E = Mc^2 the scientific community will (should) hunt you down and kill you.
But you don't know that it couldn't happen. For all I know, the "scientific community" is no more moral than the religious community. This is not proof of the god claim.
 
What would be an such an example of humanity's ability to uniformly socially, philosophically and politically codify behaviour behind facts, findings or ideas?
Climate change?

Secularism. Statistically, it works far better than religious doctrines for getting people to behave using logic and reason.

God failed there, too.
 
Secularism. Statistically, it works far better than religious doctrines for getting people to behave using logic and reason.

God failed there, too.
(To grant you the greatest charity and overlook your oversimplification and dumbing down of social mechanisms ...) If you are trying to move away from dumbing down a problem by condensing it to mere parameters of obedience, I am not sure how this argument helps you.
 
Then why are you introducing God as a confirmed "state of affairs". Among two sincere parties I would argue that the introduction of a God is introducing unnecessary complexity, being that the current mathematical state of affairs is already doing brilliantly.

There is nothing about the current state of mathematics that makes God either necessary or unnecessary ... unless we factor in your gig and self-appointed sincerity, your preemptive anticipation of the taste of pizza that you haven't even yet fathomed delivery of, etc etc.
 
Atheists get to chatter regardless if there is a God. It's the Theists demand for belief in God that atheists have to worry about.

Contrary to religious law I know of no other law that says if you do not believe in E = Mc^2 the scientific community will (should) hunt you down and kill you.
Yet here you are, still chattering and not being struck by lightning.
Amazing innit?
 
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