Honestly answer this one question for me. Look into the mirror, look at the ground, take a swim in the ocean, look into the sky at the stars, and think about it for a while, and honestly tell me that this was not intelligently designed (that God made it),
Ok, done all that. And I'm honestly telling you, God had no part in it, because God doesn't exist.
I'm being totally honest with you. When I see those things and have those experiences, it's plain as day to me that there's no god and everything around is is the way it is simply because if it wasn't that way, it would be another way.
and say that this all came to be through chance, becuase isnt that what the big bang is....just chance?
Yup. Chance.
If it wasn't this way, it would be another way. If this is one of the few ways that allows for intelligent life, then it's just chance that it's this way for us, and if it wasn't, well, we wouldn't be here to notice, now would we?
also, enlighten me on how atheism make more sens than my belief, is it becuase it takes less thought and less vulnerbility?
It actually takes a whole lot more thought to be an atheist. The first thought is "well, how do I have morals"? Intelligent people come to the conclusion pretty quickly that it's pretty impractical to be truly amoral. If you're the only amoral person, the moral people lock you up. If everybody's amoral, the human race is extinct in a generation.
So, you tell me which method of determining moral precepts takes more thought: 1) Looking them up in a book; or 2) Determining rationally what morals are best for the human community.
Atheists may be many things, but intellectually lazy isn't one of them. Lazy atheists fall too easily into religion.
Anyway, as far as "more sense than your belief" goes, I wasn't talking about your beliefs - I don't know what you believe, after all - but emotional's beliefs, who apparently believes in an unteastable, unfalsifiable God. I question the rational utility of believing in untestable, unfalsifiable things.
[This message has been edited by crashfrog, 10-10-2003]