The question on the existence of God has plagued man since our conception. It was our way as humans of explaining why things are the way they are. Humans cannot settle for not knowing, so any available is always welcome. What I believe bears no importance on the topic; I would hope that there is a God because it would seem like an awful waste, to create something just to have it ultimately destroyed.
This breaks the world into two groups: Spirituality and Science. Science finds it difficult to believe that an all powerful being could create all the matter in the universe and still have time to watch over all he has created. Spirituality finds it hard to swallow that we all live basically to die serving no real purpose. If there is nowhere to go after we die, then why live at all? If science was correct then it would seem like the cycle of life would eventually hav
I hope God exists; I do not want to live life in vain, just waiting for the end. Even if he does not exist I would take comfort in hope for an afterlife that would be just as satisfying as life can sometimes be for me as a human.
Consciousness is also something that would need to be explained through science. I find it hard to believe that a subatomic particle created the way I feel during a situation, it does not form my opinions; my own free will shapes my life. If subatomic particles were the cause for life than would it not be safe to assume that all life would be exactly the same. A human is in essence the same as the next; two legs, two arms etc… So what makes up our inner self’s, because no two people are exactly alike on the inside. It has to be something much deeper than science.
That brings us to the next question, evil. Evil is not created by God, just as he does not create goo
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