Is Science Limited in Explaining the Universe's Origins?

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The discussion revolves around the concept of the universe's creation and the existence of a supreme being. Participants express skepticism about scientific explanations that rely on statistical models, arguing that unanswered questions remain abundant. The idea that a supreme being initiated the universe is debated, with questions raised about the origin of such a being. The conversation touches on the complexity of existence and the human tendency to seek answers to profound questions about the universe's beginnings. Humor and sarcasm are prevalent, particularly in references to hell and the absurdity of certain beliefs. The dialogue also includes playful banter about societal issues, religious education, and the nature of belief, with some participants sharing personal anecdotes and critiques of religious interpretations. Overall, the thread reflects a mix of philosophical inquiry, humor, and skepticism towards both scientific and religious narratives.
  • #101
kaos said:
persistent little bugger aint he

Yeah, but then again, what do we care? He's going to hell, we're not. He's basically just contradicted himself in this thread, with the loser being just him. We are acting like a catalyst to him. We don't get worn out, the 'substrates' do, which in this case, is Mr 'love and peace'

Hope you have a nice time getting cooked in hell :smile: :smile: :smile:
 
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  • #102
Bladibla said:
Hope you have a nice time getting cooked in hell :smile: :smile: :smile:
As an Atheist I do not, of course, believe in hell. He's just going to be recycled. Perhaps, with luck, his atoms will be more useful the next time around.
 
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