@Moment-in-Time,
Quote:I do not believe in gods
Doesn't it depend, MIT, on how one defines the term
It's pretty obvious that there are big gaps in our understanding of the Big Bang and everything thereafter and so one has to concede there's more to the Entire Megillah than the mere meaningless bouncing of particles and objects off one another. Let's suppose whatever this is, it's part of the natural course of events and subject to all the laws and limitations applying to matter and radiation
That is to say, it's not supernatural, if by that word you mean something that doesn't abide by physical laws, something physicists might label as impossible
Suppose eventually, however it turns out, it proves a largely abstract entity. Now you have to give it a name. What, "God"
It's purely up to you, MIT
