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you have no idea whats going on do you?

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cb9fl said:

I believe the discovery of scientific method has killed god. The world is not a mystical place. Man has been able to observe nature, develop a theory and finally prove his theory. Because this process has held true in so many instances man realizes everything is explainable. There is no reason for god, their are mathematics anc science to explain existance.

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soulmotion said:

Hey there fellow Californian, I'm that newbie that sent you that kind of dumb e-mail a while ago. That's a good question. You know what's funny is people seem to think that atheism is a new thing, although it's true that it has never been as popular in the past as it is now. If you look at this trend towards atheism from an evolutionists perspective you'd say that religion has to adapt in order to survive; that's the nature of the beast right-- survival of the fittest? From a theolian's perspective this trend-- the trend away from a belief in God-- is just another 'sign of the times' indicating that the end of the world is near. I believe there is a God, but I would also tend to concour that religion will have to adapt to some degree in order to survive the onslought of rationalistic critisizm.

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I believe the discovery of scientific method has killed god. The world is not a mystical place. Man has been able to observe nature, develop a theory and finally prove his theory. Because this process has held true in so many instances man realizes everything is explainable. There is no reason for god, their are mathematics anc science to explain existance.

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In understanding space-time, human beings must first understand how they can conceive such a thought. Today, science alone cannot understand the source of thought without including an axiomatic fragment of a universal intelligence within their formulas. This fragment is present in every human beings life and experiences. It provides the ability without restrictions, to conceive all that is conceivable from the sensation of trying to intentionally or unintentionally reflect on the axiomatic fragment that is always in a perpetual state of underpinning all human thought. The human mind in general, cannot focus on this fragment without instinctively changing and shifting in a continual succession of seeking understanding. There are no exceptions.

An example of combining science and this axiomatic fragment can be demonstrated by how human beings arrive at the revelation and use of the number "1." The number "1" applies itself in a manner of degrees, more or less, to all existence, real or imagined, as the basis of all numbers. Numbers (with words associated to their identity and meaning) measure all that is measurable by placing in perspective, a framable reality the human mind can comprehend. Anything outside of this framework is infinity, a word without any numerical associations, used by human beings to frame everything outside of space and time.

The human mind in all its abilities to try and understand infinity can only expand upon a baseline of finite space, time, or numbers. All attempts at reaching any understanding of infinity always end the same, with one exception. The human mind must continue to include an axiomatic fragment of a living universal intelligence in all equations when trying to comprehend or define infinity.

Space-time in terms of the solar system, stars, galaxies and universe, can only exist through understanding and accepting the source combination of thought and the number "1" having its origins from within an axiomatic fragment of a living universal intelligence. Without this combination and understanding, space is the allusion of time, the ultimate metaphor between two conflicting points of expectation and human self-reference, making the universe an indefinable existence without degree.

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In the past, there is a place where the universe condenses into a singularity; a point of unimaginable density, where the most ordered alpha state, defined as the cosmic absolute, initiates the possible realm of other universes. In the future, the cosmos moves through a cosmological expansion, beyond time, into pure empty space, where all comprehension of possibility becomes nothing. This absolute nothing is where our universe ends and the possibility of other universes begins. The cycle ultimately transcends the idea of ideas and essence of essences within the breath of a living universal intelligence that is the all encompassing n-dimension and absolute Alpha and Omega.

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