entelecheia
Registered Senior Member
hi
I mean, if people knows scientific evidence exist of an Omniscient, Omnipresent, Omnipotent, Omnibenevolent Being (a sort of cosmic computer) who assess every human act, then most people could do good deeds, merely for the afterlife reward.
Like robots programmed to do good deeds all the time, it could be impossible to distinguish who really do good deeds by own interest from who doesnt. God couldnt punish people in Purgatory or Hell, only for 'feel/think' hate, egoism, lust. Purgatory and Hell (whatever it could mean) could disappear completely, which is absurd.
Ergo, science only can prove the existence of God in a world of saints; never. :crazy:
I mean, if people knows scientific evidence exist of an Omniscient, Omnipresent, Omnipotent, Omnibenevolent Being (a sort of cosmic computer) who assess every human act, then most people could do good deeds, merely for the afterlife reward.
Like robots programmed to do good deeds all the time, it could be impossible to distinguish who really do good deeds by own interest from who doesnt. God couldnt punish people in Purgatory or Hell, only for 'feel/think' hate, egoism, lust. Purgatory and Hell (whatever it could mean) could disappear completely, which is absurd.
Ergo, science only can prove the existence of God in a world of saints; never. :crazy: