Is it possible to prove the non-existence of God?

[Mikal]

They can certainly have no legitimacy unless they are peer reviewed. There are good reasons for this.



None of this counts towards legitimacy, I once met General, a President, and a Holy man, I even lived in the same street as the first allied prisoner of the second world war. I conversed with them, and with much labour I documented all. But I'm still a nobody ... lol

cool bananas ... greg

Hi greg...I am sorry you seem to have misunderstood me. Although Mr. Gardner has certainly attained international acclaim for all the books he has authored, he never travelled world wide and met with scientists and other experts in numerous fields for posterity...he was completing a research study which he wanted to rise from a solid foundation of scientific facts and theories..this is why scientists were very willing to hold numerous discussions with him.

I have been in touch with Gardner and have shared research, he is a very genuine man who cares very much about the whole of humanity.


Mikal

[austintorn@aol.com]

Omnipotence

If there was such power… we would have seen it…

However, everything that we do see, such as evolution, bears the hallmarks of mindlessness stumbling in the dark of random mutations causing wholesale death as just a few good ones remain for survival, all this over 13.75 billion years.

What a display of [not power].

[Profpat]

a mouse in a straight tube fitted with one way check doors spaced exactly the length of the mouse essentially allowing travel in one direction. the mouse has active tendencies but no choice of direction

But they do have the power of resistence, unless of course they are borg mice.

[austintorn@aol.com]

We are all robots led by a bossy know-it-all Guy who gives us no choice…

Now that's another novel purpose of humankind for my list of absolutely sure things proclaimed by mere mammals.

[ggullet]

But they do have the power of resistence, unless of course they are borg mice.

to resist would be an inactive tendency. active tendency as I see it is the uncontrollable desire to progress.

[Profpat]

We are all robots led by a bossy know-it-all Guy who gives us no choice…

Now that's another novel purpose of humankind for my list of absolutely sure things proclaimed by mere mammals.

Even the smallest of particles have a degree of freedom and has the uncertainty principle embedded in it.

[ggullet]

Omnipotence

If there was such power… we would have seen it…

What a display of [not power].

But we do. we just have the Edward G. Robinson complex in the Ten Commandments movie. What now moses, where's your God now.

[austintorn@aol.com]

the uncontrollable desire to progress.

Well, you don't know us, gg, for both Prof and myself like to sleep a lot.

The all-powerfulness of His almightiness and supremacy, preeminence, of supreme power has total absolute power and unlimited power, plus invincibility, so

since He maka da rules, what can I do?.

(God made me do it!)

[Graybeard]

a mouse in a straight tube fitted with one way check doors spaced exactly the length of the mouse essentially allowing travel in one direction. the mouse has active tendencies but no choice of direction

They could learn, they are mammals and we are mammals and we have both descended from a mouse-like mammal in the last 70-80 million years. We share the same parents.

They could just prop all doors open, then they would have access to both the systems beginning and end, this would allow them to communicate with each other, even if it took them 70-80 million years to do it ... In fact they have, we're them.

cool bananas ... greg

[Profpat]

the uncontrollable desire to progress.

Well, you don't know us, gg, for both Prof and myself like to sleep a lot.

The all-powerfulness of His almightiness and supremacy, preeminence, of supreme power has total absolute power and unlimited power, plus invincibility, so

since He maka da rules, what can I do?.



(God made me do it!)

Thats a cop out Austin,and you don't really believe it. Do you?

Don't you really think you are responsible for your life.