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Kasz216 on 11 February 2008
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CrashMan said:
Kasz216 said:
CrashMan said:
I never argued that A god can't logically exist, just that a CHRISTIAN (and Jewish/muslim) god can't exist.


So you agree, while you think the christian god doesn't exist... (or atlest isn't just like he is in the bible.)

the odds are such where it is almost a mathmatic certaintiy that there is in fact a god of some kind for our universe.


Well, I am saying its logically impossible for a Christian god to exist (and therefor the bible is not divinely inspired, obviously)

However, I haven't seen any evidence of the existance of any god. While I admit that, at pressent, I have not seen or thought of anything that makes ANY god logically impossible, I find it a horrible leap of logic to ASSUME the existance of god unless presented otherwise.

I would say its more likely that a god doesn't exist than does exist. Of course, unlike a lot of people, I am open to opinions and facts from both sides to better understand the true nature of existance.


 I just presented to you a very logical arguement on why it is mathematically probable there is a god.