now i will tell you about the stupidity of Stephen Hawking.

Apparently he once said that God plays dice and sometimes confuses us.

"Not only does God play dice, but... he sometimes throws them where they cannot be seen."

Just throw "god plays dice stephen hawking" into a search engine and stuff comes up.

@mikey420 I'll have you know people with an high IQ DO believe in a god, intellectuals such as me with a 619 IQ in the 0.0000001% of the universe galaxy believe in only one god. That god is Rick And Morty.

From a quick glance, this kid seems to be gay. This must be some sort of antitheist roleplay.

This dumpster fire is still going on? Yikes.

I'm confused as to why my comment with "www.stopmasturbationnow.org" was deleted. Nothing shown in it was really sexually explicit, other than some text, and it's probably one of the most stupidly Christian things I've seen in the last week, which means it's really not off topic

Pfffttt, religious people ;O;

I still standby that Religion has nothing to do anymore in a civilized society 2018.

I still firmly stand by what I said earlier about religion having a place in many peoples lives and giving them comfort and strength. There are, however, people who misuse religion to tear other people down

Somebody once
told me the world
is gonna roll me
i ain't the shep....

Oh hi!
i haven't seen you here
this is dumb and you should feel bad
delete this

@Sathya You state that "so, how about jesus? even jesus is not a god, but he gets the truth from god!" - Well, actually, you're wrong. Jesus was God in human form. God made flesh. He was both the Son of God and God at the same time. (Timothy 3:16).


It's interesting how you claim Hawking to be stupid because he does not believe in God and yet. You claim that it's stupid to believe in the Big Bang and yet you're putting your faith in an all-powerful being that cannot be proven. There is more evidence of the Big Bang than God.


Your quote from Sir Isaac Newton has been grossly taken out of context "Gravity explains the motions of the planets, but it cannot explain who sets the planets in motion." - his question is meant to make you think and to strive further. We now know how the planets were formed, but at the time of Sir Isaac Newton, humanity had only begun to wonder.


I'm an atheist. I believe in what can be proven. That's not to say I insult those with different beliefs.


And just to finish: "and the conclusion is ...... can Stephen Hawking explain who created the big bang? and who can make it live? that is the greatest folly of a great scientist."


Why does it have to be a who, why not simply a "what"? You're using God as an excuse to explain the difficult questions. In the time of the Pharoes, they believed Gods pulled the Sun across the sky. Just because we don't know the answer yet doesn't mean that it's some divine power.

but.... butt.... supah sanek :'O

Just read this for the answer
https://gbatemp.net/entry/please-read-my-new-blogs-carefully.14293/

How about no

@spkuja to be fair, the big bang can't be proven either. You can't truly have no beliefs, you have to trust in something, whether that be God, or something else

@epickid37 it can't be proven, but it can be evidenced that the universe is observably expanding away from a single point in space

@TotalInsanity4 my point was that you have to have faith in something. Some might have faith in God, some might have faith that the universe started from a giant explosion, etc.

Anyone remember the "do you believe in ghosts" thread? This is exactly what happened there too

The thing is. One is based on facts, the other isn't. While the big bang cannot be proven, our situation makes it appear likely. Whereas a mystical man creating everything doesn't really come from anything.

What created the parties needed to create the big bang?

Why would you assume a divine being did it?