The universe runs on fixed law with no confirmed exception, ever, under controlled observation. No miracle has survived rigorous scrutiny. That's not a philosophical stance, that's the entire track record of experimental science.Now take the god that actually matters to a person praying, hoping, looking for a sign — not an abstract first-cause, but one who listens and responds. That kind of god makes a testable claim: intervention should be detectable. It's been tested. The largest randomized study ever done on intercessory prayer — over 1,800 cancer patients, double-blind, controlled — found zero effect. Patients who were prayed for did no better than patients who weren't. In the one group that knew they were being prayed for, outcomes were slightly worse.That's not silence. That's a direct measurement, at scale, of the exact claim — does appeal to God change outcomes — and the answer came back no. Combine that with a universe that has never once produced a confirmed deviation from physical law in favor of anyone, and the responsive, listening, plan-having god doesn't survive contact with the evidence. Not unknown. Tested, and failed.God isn't there. Whether this is an experiment or a failed, unwatched system is another question, but more likely we are the result of a scientific and mathematic process that has occurred over eons. We have emerged by chance and are living in a 'kill or kills' world ruled by starvation, terror, and evil. If there is something there, you should be very afraid of it because it is no friend of the living.
>>539505842My Jesus wears a tuxedo tee shirt.
>>539505842What if I call that god
You are wrong about everything.
>>539505842Brooklyn fucking poster
>>539505842Religious people are actually just retarded and cowardly and theres no argument that can make them change. Move on dude
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