We Are God

[Obey]

Originally Posted by Rant

That doesn't equate to our being created by the universe. The act of creation implies intelligent thought. It simply means that our existence is necessitated by the probabilistic circumstances rooted in the universe's existence.

How do we know intelligent thought can only be processed in the mind of a human? There could be something of a great intelligence we're not remotely close to finding out about.

[Obey]

Originally Posted by Rant

That doesn't equate to our being created by the universe. The act of creation implies intelligent thought. It simply means that our existence is necessitated by the probabilistic circumstances rooted in the universe's existence.

How do we know intelligent thought can only be processed in the mind of a human? There could be something of a great intelligence we're not remotely close to finding out about.

Originally Posted by Obey

How do we know intelligent thought can only be processed in the mind of a human? There could be something of a great intelligence we're not remotely close to finding out about.

And that means that this hypothetical entity is the reason for our spawning? In the vastness of the universe, we're a mere speck of dust. We are meaningless insignificance.

Originally Posted by Obey

How do we know intelligent thought can only be processed in the mind of a human? There could be something of a great intelligence we're not remotely close to finding out about.

And that means that this hypothetical entity is the reason for our spawning? In the vastness of the universe, we're a mere speck of dust. We are meaningless insignificance.

[Obey]

Originally Posted by Rant

And that means that this hypothetical entity is the reason for our spawning? In the vastness of the universe, we're a mere speck of dust. We are meaningless insignificance.

I'm claiming it's possible that the Universe has an intelligent thought process. That there's possibly a reason why the Earth is so perfectly placed and able to sustain life, that we're here for a reason. I'm not saying this is 100% facts, of course it's not. I'm just saying, we are all apart of the Universe. My understanding of Science has nothing to do with this theory.

[Obey]

Originally Posted by Rant

And that means that this hypothetical entity is the reason for our spawning? In the vastness of the universe, we're a mere speck of dust. We are meaningless insignificance.

I'm claiming it's possible that the Universe has an intelligent thought process. That there's possibly a reason why the Earth is so perfectly placed and able to sustain life, that we're here for a reason. I'm not saying this is 100% facts, of course it's not. I'm just saying, we are all apart of the Universe. My understanding of Science has nothing to do with this theory.

Originally Posted by Obey

I'm claiming it's possible that the Universe has an intelligent thought process. That there's possibly a reason why the Earth is so perfectly placed and able to sustain life, that we're here for a reason. I'm not saying this is 100% facts, of course it's not. I'm just saying, we are all apart of the Universe. My understanding of Science has nothing to do with this theory.

"That we're here for a reason." Your entire thought process is built on the fear that life has no purpose outside of that which we give it. And it doesn't. You're basing your premise on nothing but egotism. That the human race is somehow significant, or "special." That we have a "reason" for being. You know what that reason is? Luck. A roll of the dice.

Originally Posted by Obey

I'm claiming it's possible that the Universe has an intelligent thought process. That there's possibly a reason why the Earth is so perfectly placed and able to sustain life, that we're here for a reason. I'm not saying this is 100% facts, of course it's not. I'm just saying, we are all apart of the Universe. My understanding of Science has nothing to do with this theory.

"That we're here for a reason." Your entire thought process is built on the fear that life has no purpose outside of that which we give it. And it doesn't. You're basing your premise on nothing but egotism. That the human race is somehow significant, or "special." That we have a "reason" for being. You know what that reason is? Luck. A roll of the dice.