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in thread Who is your favorite scientist and why?

the reason some people have a "problem" with it is because we see evidence that points to the opposite of your views. you, too, see that evidence, but you are convinced everything is just a random string of events happening. if you havent seen the double slit experiment, then you should check it out. also check out the quantum eraser. both of those /SHOULD/ blow your mind (literally). i would also like to say that, atleast for someone like me, i have not ruled out that everything is just random. it just so happens that the evidence stored in my mind leads me to think it is NOT random.

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Re^7: Who is your favorite scientist and why?
by holli (Abbot) on Dec 13, 2017 at 16:19 UTC
    You evaded the main point of my argument: Who created god? And if HE doesn't need a creator, why would something much simpler than HIM need one?


    holli

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      please see my other newest post to your statement.
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      In these types of discussions, why is it always taken for granted that we're talking about the christian god?
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        Because it is pretty much the only game in town when it comes to monotheism? Jews, christians and muslims believe in the same god after all. The hindus have a whole pantheon and the buddhists don't have a god at all (except for the tibetan brand of buddhism which also has a plethora of gods, goddesses and demons).


        holli

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