God.

[9_ki_kid]

Re: God.

That's stupid though. That means, I could make up anything invisible or anything that is just far away from you.. and you can't say it's not real.

Well I can't say it is real either. Why would I care anyways? Why would I care if an invisible pink unicorn is next to me? Why should I care?

Also, how could an invisible Unicorn be Pink?

[OuterSpace]

Re: God.

...Wtf?

This isn't about caring this is about how real human's ideas can be.

I mean, we do NOT live in a universe where "anything is possible".. there are elements and atoms and certain "laws" and the atoms work in certain ways and everything.

[9_ki_kid]

Re: God.

Laws can be false.
There can be more elements, an element is told apart from others mainly by the number of neutrons and electrons it has. Who says there can't be an element with one Google electrons?

[OuterSpace]

Re: God.

Okay and yeah there are elements humans haven't 'discovered' but how can there be a living organism made out of nothing? Or "invisible atoms"? Like wtf?

[9_ki_kid]

Re: God.

The senses can be deceived. Reflections, bouncing sound waves, black holes, damaged nerve endings, ear infections, brain malfunction.

[OuterSpace]

Re: God.

...i have no idea what your point is

[9_ki_kid]

Re: God.

What if people learn to convert solar waves into a new form of energy in a matter that makes something invisible. Some scientists think it's possible to use plasma to make something invisible.

Plus, what do you think magicians do?

[OuterSpace]

Re: God.

So you're saying God is visible but it's an illusion to our "senses" that we can't see him? What? :S

[9_ki_kid]

Re: God.

Okay and yeah there are elements humans haven't 'discovered' but how can there be a living organism made out of nothing? Or "invisible atoms"? Like wtf?

This is what I was talking about, not god.

[OuterSpace]

Re: God.

Okay well I'm talking about God.. how is his existence possible?

[9_ki_kid]

Re: God.

I never said he existed, I can't say he exists, but I can't say he doesn't either.
Did you read every bit of information discovered by the human-race? Because if you want to make a claim against god, you better get started.

Funny The Simpson's Quote:
Homer "Oh hey Ned, I was just getting ready for church today when I accidentally discovered there's no god."
Hands Ned Paper, Ned reads Paper,
Ned "Well, we can't let this little doozey get out."
Ned burns paper.

[OuterSpace]

Re: God.

lol, i don't need anything to make a claim against 'god' or whatever else i want.

[Relambrien]

Re: God.

Laws can be false.
There can be more elements, an element is told apart from others mainly by the number of neutrons and electrons it has. Who says there can't be an element with one Google electrons?

This is COMPLETELY false. Elements are differentiated by the number of protons they have. Not neutrons, not electrons. Look here if you don't believe me:

A chemical element, or element for short, is a type of atom that is defined by its atomic number; that is, by the number of protons in its nucleus

[9_ki_kid]

Re: God.

Oh sorry, I'm rusty on chemistry. (I only learned it in middle school so far, didn't learn much)

Oh yeah, because electrons can be taken and given between other atoms since they are orbiting the atom! That's how people make sparks and electricity and stuff. But I thought the number of Neutrons was equal to the number of protons. Or wait I thought Neutrons were equal to electrons. Or do the Neutrons determine the number of electrons an atoms tries to have.
And If a law is false, it isn't really a law. But people theorizing the laws can be wrong.

[purebloodtexan]

Re: God.

OK, both 9 ki kid and OuterSpace:

If y'all would read most of the thread before posting, we've all established that belief in God or the denial of his presence is a matter of faith, not fact. I give credit to 9 ki to trying to clarify.