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The orbit of a planet is something I can believe exists. It may not be tangible, but an orbit isn't nothing, right?
It's an orbit. Nothing to do with believing.
The orbit of a planet is something I can believe exists. It may not be tangible, but an orbit isn't nothing, right?
It's an orbit. Nothing to do with believing.
Do you believe that gravity exists?
I see stuff fall to the ground. What's to believe?
What's to believe is that there is a cause and that cause is likely the gravitational pull created by the earth. Do you believe that gravity exists.
Yes, there are forces. What's to believe? Either there are or are not.
It seems like we should agree here, but the concept of believing is standing in the way, for some reason.
The premise that intricate complexity arising from chaotic physical and chemical systems must somehow imply an intelligent design clock maker has been rejected by the courts and by legitimate science.Millions of years of winds and tides have managed to create this beautiful sand castle.
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Yes. I have no idea what belief has to do with gravity or the earth's orbit.
There are few things that we know with 100% certainty. When I learned about the theory of gravity in school, I, whether I realize it or not, assign a level of certainty on how much I believe what I am told. When I take in information about climate change, I have a level of certainty with which I believe that. As I'm typing this in my phone, I may have a level of certainty regarding how much I believe there actually is a phone or is an "I" that is typing.
The same is true for the god that you're describing and the confidence with which you believe it exists.
You misstate what I have said. I see intelligence in the universe. Nothing to do with believing. You keep inferring that I mean God exists as intelligence, which is not my position.
Indeed. One God and 10,000 different religions.
Which one god? One of the thousands that man has believed in throughout history, your god? A god that man has no awareness of?
I said the closest thing to God that I conceive is that there is intelligence in the universe. Nothing to believe in.
What's the difference between seeing intelligence in the universe and believing there is intelligence in the universe?
All evidence to the contrary here!
You mean no shit
Even if you believe that a god made everything, you have no idea which god. Believers in other religions have their gods, their books, their creation stories and are as confident as you that their god/religion in the 'real' one.
Experience. I see my laptop. I don't have to believe to see it.