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@JustLeb aswell
Here’s the thing..
We were told and taught about Christianity and its principles by Clerics and Priests
They were the ones who Brainwashed us into believing that there’s a devine entity called God
Whether in your Catholic School or Khoure l dai3a.
Faith was introduced to us through all these people.
If the church turned out to be corrupt. This should instantly trigger an alarm.
If that did not make you even question the legitimacy of whatever that was taught to you by these institutions, then i don’t know what else would.
Again the two are different , there is the faith and their is the authority. You can't mix the two.
If khoury el day3a is [i]Sanadé[/i] it does not mean the faith is wrong. It does mean that khoury el day3a does not practice what he preaches.
On the other hand, the existence of God is another story and I don't know why this thread is turning into religion discussion.
Anyway to make it short. Usually atheist refer to science to deny God, but science does not deny God, all what science does is try to explain
phenomenons and based on this explanation try to predict other phenomenons and events.
The more science digs, the more question arises and the more things get complicated.
If you listen to astro physicists and theoretical physicists, at one time their talks reach the level of science fiction and metaphysics ...
At this point things become so mixed up that you wonder if we are still in science or in fiction.
This proves that there is sooooo much things to learn and we are extremely far from deciding on the question if God exists or not.
As I put it myself and without any scientific proof (that's why it is called faith), the ultimate achievement of science is when it decides
beyond reasonable doubt that God exists and gives proof for it.
Usually I don't like to debate this issue because I strongly believe it is a personal choice.