straggler writes:
In the complete absence of any evidence to suggest that this concept you call GOD actually exists the idea that such a thing does exist must be sourced from human imagination. How could it possibly be otherwise?
Who decreed that people must obey logic and must have a statistical probability ratio to determine what they choose to believe in? Technically, you are probably correct to say that no one belief is statistically more likely to be true than any other, but keep in mind that you can never be 100% sure about anything. We have but six senses and a multiverse of vast and infinite proportions and unknowable mysteries and laws yet unknown.
My question to you, straggler, is why you rely so much on your grasp of science and mathematical probability to determine reality and, moreso, why you insist that others do the same.
straggler writes:
I will leave you to ponder how likely it is that a baselessly conceived figment of human imagination actually exists.
Lets say for the sake of argument that the statistical odds were infinitesimally small. That is was as un probable as anything you can imagine. Why
mustpeople dismiss any belief they cling to?