Question for Secularists that don't know God exists?

Question

Science is buffoonery in as much as proving or disproving the existence of God, and yes, that includes your infantile quantum mechanics.

Question: How much is that doggie in the window, the one with the curly tail?

I am selling a doggie with a curly tail, I have set a price, already posted on another website.

Using your scientific knowledge, and all of your mathematics, would you please now demonstrate the infallible wisdom of your pseudo science by showing all of us stupid people the price that I have set for the doggie in the window, the one with the curly tail?

And, when you fail to so do, then how in God's name do you assert the non-existence of God based upon what you call science, and puny mathematical construct, that can not even adduce the price of the doggie?

Good day.

I am simply an enlightened one seeking to be humbled by your providing the set price. Surely, what with all of your posturing about the universe, such a question posed should be simple to answer, so I await the answer, what is the price?

Tao: Thanks. There will be no takers, only cop outs, because what is stated is an infallible demonstration of serious lackings in an artifical system construct.

There is no rule broken to prove the falsity of science and mathematics, and in fact it raises a good point.

Dr R: For all your blowing hot air, how much is the doggie in the window?

Like stated, all will cop out.

Answer 1

It is not that God does not exist, it is that it cannot be proven or disproven. I myself was an advocate for the existence of God, but now take an agnostic/skeptical stance towards the matter. Quantum mechanics will never resolve the existence or non-existence of God, but it could or has already helped to show what God is not. I would suggest that these scientists who have irritated you by their confident denial of God, are just as primitive as anybody else in their judgement of the existence of God. This confidence comes from the consistency of nature, and their aquired ability to make very good judgements about this consistency. But, as uncle Albert put it..."Reality is an illusion, albeit a persistent one."

Is Dr. R speaking to me by any chance?

Answer 2

Well, first, that doesn't make sense.
How about you, with your prayers to God, tell me how much the doggie is in MY window? He's no more going to provide that number to you than science would prove what your doggie's price is to me.
If you're going to try to make science look stupid by showing something it cannot do, then at least make sure it's something that religion CAN do, or the argument's totally useless.

Answer 3

I finally see the light. Oh bless you, wise one. I once was lost, and now I'm found. The Ontological Argument, Pascal's Wager, Saint Thomas Aquinas's meditations, Kant's Discourse on Reason, Descarte's reductio ad absurdum; they all failed to sway me. Now I have the indisputable proof of Ray's Doggie in the Window Dilemma.

Thank you, thank you. I have been saved!

Reply to Shaun Culver:
No. It was a sacrastic reply to the question itself. I do not consider your reply deserving of ridicule.

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Answer 4

I'll tell you what, I'll go pray for the answer.

I'll get back to you when God answers my prayer.

Hold your breath until then.

Answer 5

We could ask 100,000,000 monkeys to start typing numbers, and eventually we'd get it.

Answer 6

i don't want your doggie.

i don't want your god.

you shouldn't be trying to sell things here anyway, it breaks the communitie's rules.

Answer 7

All that time wasted, and nobody cares.

Answer 8

$24.17. :-9