Questioning atheism..

[DisasterMaste®]

Never thought about it like that.
Explaining life would be much easier than explaining how a fantasized creature came to life.

And that, my friend, is science.

[Lightning'sBackup]

Isn't the bigbang enough to prove that there is a good ? how was there existence ? how did the first person on the earth come ? would nature create all this ?
also do you expect that the killer and the terrorist and the good man will have the same destiny ?
is that fair ?

[Lehsyrus]

I've wondered this too, I don't buy the scientific explanations. But at the end of the day, the same thing can be said about God. What really is God? Is God the human definition of some supernatural being that watches over us pointlessly? How did God come about nothing? Maybe God isn't God in the literal sense, but a famous scientist once said about God is in nature, I can't recall who or the quote. It's hard to explain without sounding like a theist, but everything in physics ties together so beautiful.

You're thinking of Pantheism, the idea that nature and the natural order is a divine entity. I believe is was Baruch Spinoza who created the idea.