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By the way, you would have to be very, very fast because, who knows, this God, these angels....may be very, very fast, and just after you get somewhere, they may have left for another part of the universe. Therefore, those who believe in God have created a system of reasoning which cannot be disproved.
 
By the way, you would have to be very, very fast because, who knows, this God, these angels....may be very, very fast, and just after you get somewhere, they may have left for another part of the universe. Therefore, those who believe in God have created a system of reasoning which cannot be disproved.
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This means that you would have to be [[omnipresent]]. You would also have to know everything about every part of the universe, so you would be [[omniscient]]. Then, just at the point when you proved that there was no God, you would also have proven that you were one. However, if one believes in God, one cannot prove God exists, therefore creating a belief in something that may be a figment of the imagination, therefore becomign just as illogical, if not moreso, than atheism.<ref>http://www.kennedycommentary.org/default.asp?pg=topicmessage&id=1419</ref>}}
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This means that you would have to be [[omnipresent]]. You would also have to know everything about every part of the universe, so you would be [[omniscient]]. Then, just at the point when you proved that there was no God, you would also have proven that you were one. However, if one believes in God, one cannot prove God exists, therefore creating a belief in something that may be a figment of the imagination, therefore becoming just as illogical, if not moreso, than atheism.<ref>http://www.kennedycommentary.org/default.asp?pg=topicmessage&id=1419</ref>}}
    
==Tenuousness of Atheism==
 
==Tenuousness of Atheism==

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