Rise of atheism: 100,000 Brits seek 'de-baptism'

[vlad321]

HappySqurriel said:

SciFiBoy said:

HappySqurriel said:

SciFiBoy said:

 

that just means youve met some atheists who arent nice, its not fair to assume we are all like that.

 

Well then, explain why you believe that no god exists?

 

 

i see no reason to belive he does, how does it benefit me or aid my understanding of the world to do so?

Thats an odd way to position your belief structure, a rhetorical question that could only possibly answered if you reversed your beliefs ...

Now, most scientists, mathematicians and logicians will tell you that as their understanding of their own little peice of the universe grows that everything tends to work exactly as it should work. If we're living in a universe which is entirely random, unpredictable and uncontrolled why is it so perfect?

 

It's not "perfect," it's random particles with their own properties which react in a certain way all the time.  Also in quatum physics you learn that there really is such a thing as complte randomness, so no, it's not perfect.