Controversial Poll: Religious or rational?

[Udell]

Hello.....previously i said to you "Whales help to clean Co2 in the Oceans or something like that" :

Were you looking for a response? I don't even remember what you said I read it though but that was a while ago.

 

[King7]

Were you looking for a response? I don't even remember what you said I read it though but that was a while ago.

No, i just wanted to correct and update what i said

 

[Dark Knight Sanji]

Yes I believe in Jesus the Son of God, who takes away my sin through His death and resurrection.

 

[sanjikun]

Anonymous poll out of curiosity - how many of this place believe in a god (doesn't matter which one of the existing 2500 ones) and who is on rational science's side?

Maybe we also have some Kizarus around with unclear/mixed believes, I'll have those agnostics as 'maybe'.

Science doesn't exclude the possibility of God. It only clashes with certain literal interpretations of events like evolution or the age of the Earth.

There is a huge gap between "I think these stories are allegorical not literal" to "Science disproves God".

 

[Rej]

our consciousness in something special, it is energy, and who knows what's out there or existed trillions of years ago

I think there is some sort of "god" out there and alot of unexplored worlds that all might be connected together throughout the same energy...in hinduism they call it the Akasha

 

[Rej]

imho religion and science can fall under the same umberella, it's the reptiloids that want you to treat religion as something different and isolated, so satanistic humans can blame idiocracy on religions

 

[Roo]

There’s no god in the sense of what humans perceive it to be(aka in holy books or scriptures)

if there’s a god, it would be a multiversal entity that will be beyond petty strifes and things such as afterlife

So therefore I’ll just stick to what is reasonable by theory and proven

 

[NikaInParis]

if there’s a god, it would be a multiversal entity that will be beyond petty strifes and things such as afterlife

Could you elaborate on this?

Not looking for an argument or debate, just want to see your perspective on this if you are willing to expand on it.

 

[Roo]

Could you elaborate on this?

Not looking for an argument or debate, just want to see your perspective on this if you are willing to expand on it.

If the universe is vast, like beyond our comprehension and we assume this god created not only this universe but our reality itself. Why would they concern themselves with such minuscule creatures and their problems? For example in the abrahamic religion there’s many instances of god intervening in events to favor such people. I would imagine for a creature of that magnitude events such as these are one in a dozen and not worth engaging with

ofc this is assuming there’s life out there outside of this planet. If not then the question would be why only creature the conditions of life in one planet and not others?

 

[NikaInParis]

If the universe is vast, like beyond our comprehension and we assume this god created not only this universe but our reality itself. Why would they concern themselves with such minuscule creatures and their problems? For example in the abrahamic religion there’s many instances of god intervening in events to favor such people. I would imagine for a creature of that magnitude events such as these are one in a dozen and not worth engaging with

ofc this is assuming there’s life out there outside of this planet. If not then the question would be why only creature the conditions of life in one planet and not others?

Thank you for taking the time to elaborate.
My standpoint is known to you already but I still appreciate hearing personal agnostic and atheist viewpoints.