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Raider84 on 26 July 2013
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Torillian said:
TheProphet said:
DamnTastic said:
I personally don't see any logic in your arguments.
and yes, we live and die. That's it.


So you believe there is nothing more to reality than what we perceive? So I guess you believe that everything just happen to make itself out of nothing, or you really haven't thought much about life. Please tell me, how did nothing create everything. Because nothing can do precisely nothing. And btw, science strongly supports the notion that the universe was created from nothing. Please enlighten me?


From a scientist's point of view: It's better to admit you don't know something and work at understanding it than to just assume whatever makes the most sense to you.  So yes the idea of something coming from nothing doesn't make a ton of sense based on our current logic and understanding, but rather than just assume that the answers from religion are correct I would rather wait for our understanding to improve than just assume we'll never understand it.  

Correct me if I'm wrong... But I'm pretty positive Quantum Physics/Mechanics did prove that something CAN come from nothing. Look it up if you don't believe me... There is no proof that "nothing" even exists... It is a word made up by human beings to explain that which we do not see or understand.. Pretty much what you said in the bold sums it up... Simply because we human beings do not understand why something works the way it does, does not make it the way it is... There is SO much we do not understand about the Universe or how it works... Turning to God to slap a quick fix and easy answer on these hard or near impossible answers works for some people... Unfortunately for most, we think with the logical parts of our brain and thus are always looking for the RIGHT answers... It's so easy for a sheep to simply dismiss Science, and accept things one way and one way only... I'm sorry but my thirst for the truth and understanding is far more profound than simply giving up (believing in a single diety) so I will continue to try my best to understand why things are the way they are until the day I die... and guess what. If I'm wrong, oh well. If I'm right. Oh well. It affects me not.