steve_bank
Diabetic retinopathy and poor eyesight. Typos ...
Well understood physics? In the 19th century QM was yet to be developed. Newtonian physics was the absolute truth.A hit and run thread?
Still haven't heard how science proves gods can not exist. I await a response with great anticipation.
I am happy to talk, it is just this forum doesn't have a lot of activity, so I don't check in that often
As outlined in the OP, there are categories of gods who are ruled out of existing.
1. Logically impossible gods. The Abrahamic god and the VAST majority of worshiped gods
2. Gods which violate well understood physical law. Any god-like simply cannot have omniscience or omnipotence in this universe. And those who cite science fiction as counter examples are not better than
3. Gods who are equivalent to non-existent. Deist gods, gods outside of space/time who don't interact with the universe.
4. Redefinition of Gods into things that exist is just dumb. "My coffee cup is god, therefor god exists", "Nature is god, therefor god exists"
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Besides after reading this thread, there really isn't anything substantive to reply to.
Arguments from imagination/fantasy/fiction....
Word redefinition games...
Purposeful misinterpretations/misunderstanding just for the point of arguing.
Focus on minutia instead of ideas....
Irrelevant tangents.
After almost 25 years in this forum (in one form or another), it is always the same.... How much time do you think I should invest to steer the conversation?
The presumption of rejectingg a god because it violates known physics is a presumption that we know all there is to know.