| | I am an atheist. I have been looking into the subject more and more, and I have found out many things. For instance, the main purpose of having a god is to explain creation (or some other fact). Now bear with me, black holes are the only known entity that naturally (we do it unnaturally) that ''decreases'' entropy (all experiments point to a universe that tends to increase entropy). These black holes will continue to grow as they consume matter (and energy), eventually they will begin to swallow everything, and later, themselves. So, after an impossibly huge amount of time (in our sense) they black holes will condense into one singularity. This singularity, having reached critical mass (all of the mass conceivable), explodes, creating the Big Bang, thus starting the cycle. This has far reaching consquences including, the fact that the universe is infinite in time (it always has existed and always will) but finite in matter (the Laws of Thermodynamics remain constant, as there is no reason to change). If this universe is infinite in time, this must mean that God could have had no involvement in any of it. | | I am an atheist. I have been looking into the subject more and more, and I have found out many things. For instance, the main purpose of having a god is to explain creation (or some other fact). Now bear with me, black holes are the only known entity that naturally (we do it unnaturally) that ''decreases'' entropy (all experiments point to a universe that tends to increase entropy). These black holes will continue to grow as they consume matter (and energy), eventually they will begin to swallow everything, and later, themselves. So, after an impossibly huge amount of time (in our sense) they black holes will condense into one singularity. This singularity, having reached critical mass (all of the mass conceivable), explodes, creating the Big Bang, thus starting the cycle. This has far reaching consquences including, the fact that the universe is infinite in time (it always has existed and always will) but finite in matter (the Laws of Thermodynamics remain constant, as there is no reason to change). If this universe is infinite in time, this must mean that God could have had no involvement in any of it. |
| | + | Also to say one can not possibly be moral and not be religion is total slander. Man learns how to treat other men from experiance and hard coding, not from what an arbitrary concept says is good and right. This may seem like I'm playing both sides of the issue, but think. There are going to be some naturally evil people that are just going to be that way, no matter the environment (the opposite also holds true, good people can come from bad places). But a bad person can be treated to become a good person (most of the time). |