Why is it 'easier' for people to believe in atoms and molecules (which maybe 1% have actually seen)?

Question

than in Christ Who we experiance every day????

Answer 1

You interpret your experience as "Christ". I might interpret it as something completely different. Whose point of view would be more valid? Yours? Just because you belong to a religion and I don't?

And at least the building blocks of life HAVE been observed. We know, we ALL know, beyond a shadow of a doubt that they exist... that is, unless you want to "deny all things science"... and then I'll leave you to whatever your fantasy bubble tells you is real.

Answer 2

We don't experience Christ everyday. You can't experience Christ! Unless he lives in your house, or he's a work colleague! There is nothing you can do to prove Christ exists.
Anyway atoms make sense, believing in Christ makes not sense at all.

Answer 3

Define "We"

I don't experience christ every day. How do you hallucinate that I should?

I know my heart exists, but I have never seen it, and never hope to (If I do see it, I'll know I'm being drawn and quarteterd by religious extremists) But I have seen mammal hearts, and I am a mammal.

I don't believe in atoms. I know they exist because, through scientific method, they were proposed, tested, discovered and demonstrated. Not all science is good science, but all religion is bad thinking.

Answer 4

Because I don't experience Christ everyday, nor would I even want to try. The "god" described in the Bible is petty and vain, limited in understanding and has obviously failed a few science classes. It's easier to believe that this myth isn't real, than to believe that every scientist in the world is participating in some kind of vast illuminati-type conspiracy.

Answer 5

You are very deluded! Even if, as you say, only 1% of people have actually seen atoms and molecules, that is far more than who have seen "jesus".
Atoms and molecules have been proven scientifically and can be seen using microscopes, unlike "jesus" and religion which is still fiction.

Answer 6

Because some people do not experience God everyday. I personally experience him less often. People choose to believe what scientists say about atoms because it has been proved globally. Unless you have experienced Christ for yourself it is harder to believe in him because you are offered so many alternatives.

Answer 7

Christ is a fictional character. Atoms exist in real life.

Answer 8

I want you to listen to your own logic: Why is it 'easier' for people to believe in zebras and elephants than it is to believe in leprechauns which we experience everyday???

1) How do we experience Jesus everyday? Please explain!
2) We can easily verify the existence of atoms and molecules,
have you ever heard of atomic energy?

Answer 9

because they're measurable. I've never seen a rhino, but i believe they exist. They're tangible, they're REAL. Whether christ/god is real or not, I'm not gonna get into, but "atoms and molecules" definitely exist. It's fact. What you have is faith, not fact. I'm not knocking it - if it makes you happy then it's fantastic, regardless of it being "real" or not.

It's not a cse of it being easier to believe in science. You have no choice. ;)

Answer 10

If you want to find Christ, you will. Two people see leaves blowing in the wind. One thinks convection current, and the other thinks God's beauty.

And I am the 1%. Thank you xray crystallography.

Answer 11

I would be interested to know how you "experience him everyday"
{and how do you know it's not Ra, Zeus or Ganesh....or even Loki, having a bit of fun?}
and how this equates to a derived theory which can be used to explain many many things - incidentally you can see pictures of individual atoms taken using x-ray diffraction techniques.