Is There a God?

• “No”

  

  “Matter Cannot be Destroyed – or Created”

• “Objection”

  

  “God Does Not Play Dice With The Universe!”
  

God Does Not Play Dice With The Universe!

Rabbi Jeret

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To the extent that scientists assert that the laws of physics can explain the origins of the world, science allows for mystery and includes that possibility of God, at the very least. To the extent that scientists do not allow for the possibility of God, they cannot aptly explain the origins of the universe. It was none other than Einstein himself who proclaimed that God does not play dice with the universe. True, Einstein was referring to a God that equated to the natural world as a whole; however, Einstein was left with many more questions about the world’s origins answers. The existence of a Supernaturally capable God, as the world’s Creator, is therefore not nearly as much an impossibility as some would want to believe.

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