Ok, anons, I believe in the Creator, but how do I know if he's

>>909827
You might enjoy "Mere Christianity" by C.S. Lewis; it basically takes you to where you are now, and then goes towards Jesus.

>>909831
Thanks, anon, I was expecting a recommendation like this.

>>909827
>~the creator~

what

there was a big bang probably because of francium, everything came into fruition from that.

god is literally just an explanation of the unknown from many many years ago when people were a lot more primitive. god doesn't not exist, it is a figment of imagination, there's zero chance of any star-man being in charge of the universe.

>>909845
There was a big bang.

That's what you posted.

There was a big bang.

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>>909845
>there's zero chance of any star-man being in charge of the universe
Blasphemy.

>I believe in something
>I have no idea what it is, but I believe in it and named it

Get your life together

>>909845
First unmoved mover, eternal being who started the "big bang", if that even happened.

>>909870
The existence of God is not a matter of faith and it can be proved by natural reason.

>>909827

I suppose I would ask you how God gave us all of those qualities, if He did not possess them, nor knew what they were.

>>909882
Evolution? I don't know, I'm not an atheist, I'm just in denial.

>>909845
Your confidence is astounding

>>909870
What is gravity fedora friend?

>>909827
The personal God, the supreme being, what you're talking about, is merely the summit of conditioned existence. He is the greatest Being there is, but Being by virtue of it being describable and thus limitable, is not the greatest imaginable ideal


The personal, manifested God is merely an emanation of the impersonal Unmanifest, the Absolute. this doesn't triviliaze God, in fact, it points to something even greater than him