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Goetterwind t1_j6wpn8r wrote

The more you learn about space, the more you should leave the idea of 'a God'. So what about the 'heat death' makes you think that you lost the 'sauce'? Do you actually study, or are you just an interested reader on Wikipedia or Reddit?

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ChrisARippel t1_j6wq3ec wrote

Your statement will become more interesting/meaningful when you define the god space/heat death leads you to believe in.

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Sunflower_After_Dark t1_j6wr3ka wrote

I believe the only higher power that exists, is the energy of the universe. Far & beyond what we can see.

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isurewill t1_j6wrnsv wrote

Replying to Goetterwind (#1,702,768)

The more I learn about life the more I realize just how important it is to not tell people what they should and shouldn't learn as they harmlessly go through the process of expanding their mind.

Maybe we shouldn't push ideas on people and stick to just ruthlessly trashing their low effort posts instead.

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ExtonGuy t1_j6wrt0c wrote

The question is, does Brahman believe in you?

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War_Eagle451 t1_j6wryw5 wrote

A lot of the things like heat death are just a theory. But many things in space that have predicted using math or the likes have become something discovered later, like black holes and gravitational waves

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Zahrad70 t1_j6wtb2j wrote

You want a discussion on this topic, but your major contribution seems to be: “Like, wow, man! Space is so vast! How can I even? Heat death? Yo! Clearly, then, God, right?” Kind of a non-starter, mate.

Let’s pick a starting point. In your mind, what, specifically about space requires a creator? Bonus: what does that tell us about said creator?”

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PandaEven3982 t1_j6wtgzp wrote

Um. Okay. And you are telling us this because...?

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buttfishmaster OP t1_j6wttc6 wrote

Replying to Zahrad70 (#1,702,969)

Its just something you think about in your mind you know ? Space as we can explain it reaches a dead end which is very unsatisying, and you can either accept it as that or in my case be mind fucked trying to think about it. Im not worshipping any formal god by any means, the post is kind of tongue in cheek, but its like what else can you do but wonder u know

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YourFatherUnfiltered t1_j6wu0qm wrote

The fact that there are things that can not be understood is not proof of god. knock it off.

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PandaEven3982 t1_j6wujtu wrote

OP why do people point at God when they don't understand stuff? Are you deeply religious in some way?

I'm not required to understand the universe to enjoy my experience in it, not that I can tell. If you believe, why tell us? And if you don't believe, why tell us?

I'm legit starting to crack at the edges about humans and what they believe, does it show? :-). Genderless dude, I am truly glad that you feel good about something you believe. But it's your belief, and that's a private thing, no?

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CruisinJo214 t1_j6wv21s wrote

Replying to buttfishmaster (#1,703,020)

Ochams razor. The more assumptions one must make about an explanation the more likely it is to be false. To believe in a higher power I’d have to make to assume many things (things I don’t currently believe in) are true without being able to prove it. Therefore, I’ll lean on the explanation with less assumptions and more facts. I’m of the belief man created god. Not the other way around.

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PandaEven3982 t1_j6wveck wrote

Replying to buttfishmaster (#1,703,061)

That it exists. That i exist within it, or at least it feels that way. I can experience pleasure, i can experience and (theoretically) learn from experience. I can enjoy the company of others.

I am satisfied with my experience within this universe, all the pains and pleasures. :-)

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CruisinJo214 t1_j6wvk5r wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#1,703,107)

I do accept the our universe’s existence is currently beyond our scientific comprehension. There are things we don’t understand yet, but the concrete evidence we do have gives me plenty of solace knowing this is where we are as a species in our cosmic neighborhood. It is exactly what it is.

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Dudeist-Priest t1_j6wvnlq wrote

That's called god of the gaps and is a logical fallacy

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space-ModTeam t1_j6wwho5 wrote

Hello u/buttfishmaster, your submission "The more I learn about Space the more I believe in a God" has been removed from r/space because:

  • It is not related to space.

Please read the rules in the sidebar and check r/space for duplicate submissions before posting. If you have any questions about this removal please message the r/space moderators. Thank you.

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The_Fredrik t1_j6wwylk wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#1,703,092)

Dude, you are the one not giving straight answer, not the other guy.

The other guy seems sane, you.. do not. Or rather, you come across as a bitter kid who thinks he’s smarter than he is. Doesn’t mean you are, but that’s what you act like.

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PandaEven3982 t1_j6wxxm7 wrote

Replying to buttfishmaster (#1,703,123)

Grinz. God doesn't need my belief. I don't need god's either, unless god decides to tell me different personally. Which is perfectly fine. In the meantime, I'm trying to figure out what humans are capable of. Can we move from fear forward? Can we finally stop caring if labradors mate with poodles? We're all humans, and we should behave to each other as such.

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Zahrad70 t1_j6wy40x wrote

Replying to buttfishmaster (#1,703,237)

This is a misconception. There are limits to where we can theoretically travel, because space is expanding and light is the speed limit, but the shape of the universe is a question that has been examined at length. FF to the end, and the concept of an “end of the universe”, as a place one could theoretically travel to, while cool conceptually for sci-fi, isn’t really a thing.

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