Sickbeast says it nicely, not trying to convert you - just explaining his own belief in a God - something that we're all entitled to believe or not. I added to my post above, about the "children", haha.
Well, I just feel like it's a bit lonely for the atheist to reject all personal hope, and to believe that there is nothing in the universe except for one's own limited intelligence. If one's own intelligent thoughts and beliefs matter quite a bit to one's own ego (with such a significant degree of meaning to one's own convictions), wouldn't it be contradictory to treat the universe as devoid of at least this kind of intelligence (when the universe is actually consisting of it, as evidenced by the living intelligence of the individual)?
One really is not alone, and there will be a time. It's this "what-is-this-thing-right-now" that is already flabbergastingly utter.
Well, I just feel like it's a bit lonely for the atheist to reject all personal hope, and to believe that there is nothing in the universe except for one's own limited intelligence. If one's own intelligent thoughts and beliefs matter quite a bit to one's own ego (with such a significant degree of meaning to one's own convictions), wouldn't it be contradictory to treat the universe as devoid of at least this kind of intelligence (when the universe is actually consisting of it, as evidenced by the living intelligence of the individual)?
One really is not alone, and there will be a time. It's this "what-is-this-thing-right-now" that is already flabbergastingly utter.
Ok with science that the big bang theory requires that fundamental scientific laws do not exist for the first few minutes, but not ok for the creator to defy these laws... 