. . . no matter where science searches. After all, it's God.
There are other inferences, such as the existence of Israel, Mother Teresa, Commander Data and Chaos Theory. All are assumed to be granted special privilege by God, though Israel is the Promised Land, not the God-Given Land, Mother Teresa was really just a very nice, very concerned, very moral woman, Data, in his quest for his own humanity, always had it, and Chaos Theory cannot be proven, simply because it is too chaotic to figure out.
When God is ready, He will be “found.” If there is no god, then at least we put in the effort, and the search tends to make us more moral -- or at least nicer -- or so it seems.
I hope we find Him -- but then again I don’t . . .
The reason this symphony sounds like noise is not that the instruments are being played at random timing, or without heed to the conductor that created the music and the instruments. It is all so exquisitely timed, and all to the grand heed to the creator, that simply being the organization of short-term events, some cataclysmic, all connecting across the Universe. We are star-stuff, we are all related, and so is our God, for we did create Him in our image.
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God can never be found . . .
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- Faith, Hope and Quarks: The search for God in contemporary cosmology
- My dogma or tenet is that, since creation exists then there must be a creator.
- My Gawd...
- I am just going to let my fingers type
- I like the way this guy thinks, even if I don't agree with a thing he's saying.
- Please.
