[QUOTE="NVIDIATI"]You fill the gap of the unknown with a creator. A random variable "x" that in your case has taken the form of a christian god, whom also happens to be a male hence the "he." Or are my statements pushed aside making me an outcast among those who believe? Intern leading you to believe I'm "trolling." That sounds like a loop waiting to happen. Here: I did not tell you that 'nothingness created the universe' as fiction, which would be what you did. I just explained why I choose to believe in a magical man in the sky. You chose to call said magical man fictional, knowing that we have Christians on this forum, therefore, trolling. Of course, you could always be all literal and say "I never specified/singled-out religion!', but that doesn't change much. [Yes I said 'magical man in the sky'. ] So I have to limit what I believe in to not offend others while they can just simply state theirs? Or is my calling of "god" being fiction considered an attack on others beliefs aka religion, while they can suggest a creator and not be offensive to my own beliefs?[QUOTE="ProjectTrinity"] Well, if there is a God, or to make things more interesting: If the Christian God is real and who he says he is, he by far isn't 'ignorant'. I believe he's insensitive myself, so I'll let that fly. The real trick is the fact you are dubbing something as fiction that you do not fully grasp. Unless you have an absolute method of proving that nothingness can create the universe as complex as it has, then at the very most, all you're doing is trolling while the rest of the thread is having pretty insightful reads. So in short, you are the only person laying your opinion down as fact, or at least giving off that impression, so, you should be the only person giving solid facts backing your statements.ProjectTrinity
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