To believe there is no God? The athesist must believe that he omniscient, or all-knowing. Out of all the knowledge contained in the entire universe (I mean everything from from the stone age tribes in the jungles, to the most educated person at the worlds top unverseity) the average human being knows only a small fraction of all of this knowledge. How then, can athesist reason that there is no God when they do not have all the knowledge in the unverse? Is it possible that there is a god out there somewhere that has not yet entered the athesists' perspective realm of intellect? The athesist must also believe that he is omnipresent, or everywhere present. Out of all the space in the universe, how much space can you occupy at one time? Not even enough to see if you were to view the universe as a whole. how then, can the athesisr reason that there is no God when they can not be everywhere at the same time? Is it then possible for a god to be out there somewhere that athesis has never been?
2007-05-14
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