To all the believers or non believers out there, do you really believe

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The discussion centers on the existence of an omnipotent being in the universe, questioning the belief in such a being compared to scientific explanations like the Big Bang. The argument suggests that both concepts have improbabilities, yet challenges the notion of omnipotence as a delusion rooted in a lack of curiosity. The conversation touches on the intersection of faith and logic, ultimately leading to a conclusion that the topic is inherently tied to personal beliefs, particularly within a religious context. The thread concludes that due to its nature, the discussion is closed.
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To all the believers or non believers out there, do you really believe a being with immeasurable power via (an omnipotent being) could exist in our universe? This may be partially aimed at christians, why would you believe the Big Bang is less improbable than an arbitrary higher being existing in (non time) and suddenly the universe exists. I believe everything has to conform to the laws of logic, in this universe,omnipotence is a delusion a sad excuse for those who lack even a basic amount of curiosity. Well, so the point of this is,can an omnipotent being exist in this universe?
 
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My wife says yes. I figure she probably means me.
 


Since this involves religious beliefs, closed.
 

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