Is There a God?

• “No”

  

  “Science Has Been Proven, God Hasn’t”

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Science Has Been Proven, God Hasn’t

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We want there to be a god, but in order for a god to be real, everything we know about science would have to be wrong. In order to convince us that everything we know about science is wrong, we need proof. Absent proof that matter and Energy can be created, there is no reason to doubt science in favor of a wish.

So we can stop there, at least for now. Even by the sheer definitions, without all the fancy euphemisms or the tear-inducing stories of god’s love, the simple concept gets dropped as “nonsense” as soon as you show you need to break the laws of physics and show no proof that it happened (or could ever happen). You essentially say “he did it with magic” – which also doesn’t exist, so there we are again.

Is there a god?  I’m afraid not. Too bad.

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"No" American Atheists

• The Definition of 'God'
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• Matter Cannot be Destroyed – or Created
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• Wishing Doesn’t Make It True
  10
• Science Has Been Proven, God Hasn’t
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"No" American Humanist Association

• Lack of Agreement on What God Is
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• Lack of Agreement of What God Does
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• The Storybook God
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• The Persistence of the Storybook God
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• The Abstract God
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• Abstractions Aren’t Answers
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• Deified Reality
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"Yes " Rabbi Jeret

• How Did the World Come to be?
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• Don’t We Often See Ourselves In Our Children?
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• What are the Actual Implications of God's Existence?
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• The Absence of Proof Is Not Proof of Absence!
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• Belief vs Knowledge; Faith vs Proof
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Most Objections

• The Definition of 'God'
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• Matter Cannot be Destroyed – or Created
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• Wishing Doesn’t Make It True
  10

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