The way i reply is consistent with any reply to those that
doesnt think deep enough but only touches on the mere surfaces of
the issue. They way he sumarises everything as a whole. And
educated learned person will know u dont put all the eggs in the
same basket. Unless you are one of those too.
The concept of divinity is flawed because you are using
something u think u know to explain something u dont know. Even if
it is flawed , the proven is not fully proven. Even it, has
inconsistencies and paradoxes. So what are you on about ? We not
even stopped at our discovery. The whole idea of science, is to
find explainations. And the explainations we recieve just begs MORE
questions. Dont u see that it will all come back to the same
question.. How Did It Happen?
U may not believe,because u chose never to beieve, even with the
gift to decide for yourself, you let others decide for u, but
at least, even with my faith, i still keep an open mind.
You said:
"The whole idea of science, is to find
explainations. And the explainations we recieve just begs MORE
questions. Dont u see that it will all come back to the same
question.. How Did It Happen?"
...and so you think it wise to just ignore the evidence
and "have faith". You don't see how delusional that is, to believe
in things unproven?
That part of your post: "How Did It Happen?"
Maybe you missed this at the posts on top of this
page:
"
3)The
cutting edge theoretical physics now considers, with
mathematical proofs, calculations and observations that the
total amount of energy (the sum of the positive energy and the
negative energy) in the universe is zero. That is to say, energy
appears from nothingness.
Since energy
and therefore mass can appear from nothing, it is possible that
this universe is not the only one. The conditions of this universe,
however supports life as we know it, on
earth.
Cutting
edge theoretical physics show that there is no need for
Gods, Buddhas or the super-natural forces to explain the
existence of the universe.
I must add
of course that the cutting edge theoretical physics I
mentioned is not yet conclusive and universally accepted. It is so
new.
"