Hey guys... I was following your posts. The problem here is that as an atheist you may think religion as absurd and since at the end of the day these religious guys believe someone who is too divine, cannot be seen but is there. As a man who believes in today’s scientific method you are correct because God cannot be proved, cannot be tested… and laws of science tend that the burden of prove lies with the religion.
I support the atheist argument here is that it is evident from the history that today we might laugh on the religions of the past… The religion of Ancient Greece in which they used to believe that their religion is perfect in which they used to believe in the God behind mountain and all those stuff.
Then again the argument since men always need someone to associate with… someone as their leader…someone to follow… That sense of association is filled with the religion… Furthermore that religion is etched into a person so much that through different institutions (family, school, state, community, peers…) that a person might never think of even thinking the other way round.
The atheist keeps on asking question on the basis of logic that has developed in recent time and the religious people might answer it through analogy but definitely somewhere at the end there is a divinity (that He know all)…
But again on the other end of the spectrum there are many answers that today science do not have. These as I guessed posted in earlier posts by Noor. In the yesteryears science has developed and has crossed many milestones but still there is long way ahead.
I support the atheist argument here is that it is evident from the history that today we might laugh on the religions of the past… The religion of Ancient Greece in which they used to believe that their religion is perfect in which they used to believe in the God behind mountain and all those stuff.
Then again the argument since men always need someone to associate with… someone as their leader…someone to follow… That sense of association is filled with the religion… Furthermore that religion is etched into a person so much that through different institutions (family, school, state, community, peers…) that a person might never think of even thinking the other way round.
The atheist keeps on asking question on the basis of logic that has developed in recent time and the religious people might answer it through analogy but definitely somewhere at the end there is a divinity (that He know all)…
But again on the other end of the spectrum there are many answers that today science do not have. These as I guessed posted in earlier posts by Noor. In the yesteryears science has developed and has crossed many milestones but still there is long way ahead.
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