Re: About God

Peter wrote:
On Mar 10, 10:07 am, "Robert J. Kolker" <bobkol...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Peter wrote:

Godis a spirit. Science, which deals with matter and material things,
is not the appropriate tool to investigate about things in the
spiritual realm. The spiritual realm is clearly in a different
dimension. We had no way to know aboutGodif He had not revealed
Himself. But there is ample historical evidence of His revelation.
There is not a crumb, not a scintilla of empirical evidence indicating
that the immaterial spiritualGodof Judaism, Christianity or Islam
exists.

From a purely empirical point of view,Godis a fairy tale. A myth. A
boogeyman.

Which is why physics has nothing whatsoever to say aboutGod.

Bob Kolker

Isn't it funny that more than two billion people, many of them
extremely talented and educated believe in something that does not
exist?



So you are supporting a minority view not supported by over four
billion people. You have been outvoted.
.

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