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IS EVERYBODY 100% POSITIVE THERE IS NO GOD?
I wanted to put this question out there to see how strongly everyone feels on this subject. Being that most of us trust in scientific fact and reasoning, I was wondering if everyone is absolutely, undeniably, 100% sure that a god doesn't exist. I personally take into account that there is no proof of any cosmic creator so therefore I am about 99.9999% sure that there is no god. However we all agree that science is an ever evolving field and I don't think that there will ever be any proof to support the existence of a supreme being, but I can't be 100% sure until there is concrete proof against one. I would like to know what all of your thoughts on this.
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Permalink Reply by Ervin M on -
I don't believe in any gods because I don't see any valid path of reasoning that could lead to the conclusion that a god exists. In the case that no gods exist, how would you be able to find concrete proof? God isn't a concept that can be investigated. All of the circumstances surrounding belief in gods suggest that they do not exist, and that is enough for me. I don't think I need to assign a percent value to my certainty.
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Permalink Reply by muhab samer on -
All circumstances, and conditions indicate that there is no God! life goes randomly and by chance. I live ,but in certain the absence of him. If he is there, he never stands silent of evil spread and goes on everywhere and everytime.
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Permalink Reply by Jane Kelly on -
I would say there is as much chance for the existence of a god as there is a Santa Claus, Easter Bunny, tooth fairy, etc.
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Permalink Reply by Ken Wheeler on -
Never have I laid eyes upon any form of deity, neither with the assistance of a microscope or telescope. If such creatures existed they surely would have made themselves known by now. Especially since they supposedly did so quite often many years back. Perhaps they died or climbed aboard their spaceship and went home. To actually think that there is such a thing and that it has "our best interests" in mind is absurd. In fact their failure to render assistance to the myriad of individuals in need would make them callous and uncaring. It's a sad little fantasy and a sick and debilitating one at that.
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Permalink Reply by George Hanson on
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99.9999% sure. The .00001% doubt that I harbour is based on the fact that I look at the universe wit a 3 lb. primate brain that while clever, is limitted.
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Permalink Reply by Thomas True on -
I believe in God as I believe in the tooth fairy and Thor and Isis. Not really that much at all. and I see no proof of their supernatural powers nor do I see evidence of that in any "god" that has been put forth.
But I could be wrong, who can tell.
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Permalink Reply by Edward Casey on
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Im 100% sure that a god does not exist.......well minus the wife of course.
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Permalink Reply by Gwaithmir on -
In response to the OP, before I could even consider that question, I'd have to ask: exactly what is a god and how do you arrive at that definition?
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Permalink Reply by Steve on -
Here is a great answer to this question:
http://goodatheistarguments.blogspot.com/2010/11/solipsism-and-agno...
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Permalink Reply by Park Bierbower on -
I would say I'm quite sure there is no god~ certainly no christian god, and if there is something that qualifies as a creator of the universe, its far beyond our capacity to understand it at present; it might as well not be there.
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Permalink Reply by sheri on -
you can't prove there is a god, but you also can't prove that there isn't one - and anyone who is 100% sure of something is not to be trusted.
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Permalink Reply by Vangelis Stamatopoulos on -
I'm as sure that there is no all-powerful creator-god being as I am sure that there are no leprechauns in my back yard. You tell me - is that 100%?
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