Jay520 said:
Why do you keep saying that. I'm not talking about something existing as "something we know." I'm talking about something existing, period. Regardless of whether we know it or not. Again, do you agree that things can exist even if we currently cannot prove their existence? About verifying if god exists, your still focusing on certain specific definitions of god, therefore your claims only apply to those certain specific definitions. |
Ok, i say "something we know" cause you cant be sure wether something exists or not, but something in this case is something that can exist as reality. As in, opposed to imaginary things.
Things can exist even if we dont know about them. Us not knowing doesnt change that fact, but realise that in this case you already scrapped the possibility of them not existing from the table, so were parting from the principle that they exist for certain.
Again, i ask you share the other definitions of a god. I have mentioned before that an event can be classified as a god, but i dont see how an abstract entity can be. Really i guess you could call the big bang a God if you want. Big bang seems to work just fine though.