I Am Going to Say Something Controversial
There's more proof behind there being no God than there is proof of a God being there.
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MrSpecify
I personally believe we can say that there is no God once we know everything (which is impossible) there are so many things in this universe that are just so perfectly in place for it to just be a coincidence [the position of the planets, the Moon's distance from the Earth, and gravity being consistent for the most part, physics in general] there is even a vast universe in our own bodies and just like the universe outside the Earth everything seems to be perfectly in place [your beating heart, cell duplication, and your circulatory system]
The amazing thing is that there is no law, there is no guarantee, there is no entitlement. [This might sound mean] We are not alive in this world simply because we deserve it because it can end in so many ways 'easily' [All it takes is your cells to duplicate once "the wrong way" and now you have cancer which can pop up at any time, or your blood clumps up before it reaches your heart and if it reaches your heart in its clumped up form; you're dead]
All these conditions that I mentioned are very likely to occur and yet it hasn't happened to a lot of people. It's something to ask ourselves; "what keeps all these things from happening?"
The choice is yours though. You can choose to see it as a coincidence and life has no meaning, or you can see it as intentional, something made things work a certain way for a reason, and there is more to life than what we can see with all of our senses
Wishing you the best and a happy life
The amazing thing is that there is no law, there is no guarantee, there is no entitlement. [This might sound mean] We are not alive in this world simply because we deserve it because it can end in so many ways 'easily' [All it takes is your cells to duplicate once "the wrong way" and now you have cancer which can pop up at any time, or your blood clumps up before it reaches your heart and if it reaches your heart in its clumped up form; you're dead]
All these conditions that I mentioned are very likely to occur and yet it hasn't happened to a lot of people. It's something to ask ourselves; "what keeps all these things from happening?"
The choice is yours though. You can choose to see it as a coincidence and life has no meaning, or you can see it as intentional, something made things work a certain way for a reason, and there is more to life than what we can see with all of our senses
Wishing you the best and a happy life