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Stephen Hawking makes it clear: There is no God
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<blockquote data-quote="Ayasano" data-source="post: 94571" data-attributes="member: 4804"><p>Just for the sake of clearing up your confusion, I'll reply to this. I don't believe in any gods or goddesses. Therefore I don't believe the god you believe in exists. I don't believe any of the gods or goddesses anyone believes in exists. As Harte mentioned above, saying "your god" (note the lower case, grammar matters here) is just to differentiate from all of the other gods or goddesses I am also referring to. I'll restate this just to make it clear for you. <strong><em>I believe no gods or goddesses exist. At all. None. </em></strong>Are we clear on this now?</p><p></p><p>So, I do not have "religious issues". I'm not the one trying to tell someone else what they believe. I think it's fine for you to believe in whatever you want to believe in, that's one of your basic human rights. Just like it's fine for me to believe no gods or goddesses exist. (Though I should refrain from saying they definitely don't exist when that hasn't been proven for sure, regardless of what I believe in, because I want to be respectful of your beliefs)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ayasano, post: 94571, member: 4804"] Just for the sake of clearing up your confusion, I'll reply to this. I don't believe in any gods or goddesses. Therefore I don't believe the god you believe in exists. I don't believe any of the gods or goddesses anyone believes in exists. As Harte mentioned above, saying "your god" (note the lower case, grammar matters here) is just to differentiate from all of the other gods or goddesses I am also referring to. I'll restate this just to make it clear for you. [B][I]I believe no gods or goddesses exist. At all. None. [/I][/B]Are we clear on this now? So, I do not have "religious issues". I'm not the one trying to tell someone else what they believe. I think it's fine for you to believe in whatever you want to believe in, that's one of your basic human rights. Just like it's fine for me to believe no gods or goddesses exist. (Though I should refrain from saying they definitely don't exist when that hasn't been proven for sure, regardless of what I believe in, because I want to be respectful of your beliefs) [/QUOTE]
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