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  • My question is whom or what created the creator?

  • Bubbles are in the brain of Richard Dawkins brain because he is delusional for that reason he escape from simple answer and his answer didn't answer the question because question remain about the Maker of the bubble if in case the assumption is true.

  • If you love and trust your parents UNTIL they give you reason not to, that is blind faith..... Is that bad, Professor Dawkins?

  • @fishintheflow

    No, because there are facts supporting a reason to love and trust your parents. For example they gave birth to you and provide you love and care.

  • Dawkins the back tracker.

    All that applause was wasted.

    watch?v=qZev7hb40uk

    (Observable evidence that we have a Maker.)

  • The Dawkins Delusion

  • Didn't Bertrand Russell destroy that last argument about a century ago?

  • Only a fool denys something greater and above human and science. There is no doubt that religions are missrouted but to talk in the other direction is wrong to.

  • If you can't apply the laws of our universe to god, then how can you know anything about him?

  • THATS FRIKIN EVIDENCE. YOU CAN PROVIDE LOTS OF EVIDENCE FOR GRAVITY.

  • lol the last question was hysterical

  • In fairness, there is a clear difference between blind faith and reasonable faith. Reasonable faith doesn't usually end in things getting blown up.

  • It's nice that all of the gods of the major religions, regardless of any physical proof, are all impossible on logical grounds. And it's even nicer that even on an evidence basis, they're no more likely than Odin. I love you, Euclid.

  • @pascalyuiop Acualy Odin is more possible

  • @yuo252 How so? To be honest, I'd much prefer the Roman gods.

  • What was god doing before he created the universe?and why did he create billions of stars/planets etc and only life on very few or even just this one. And why did he create stupid people and pain and suffering. I think our univere could be a tiny grain of sand contained in something incomprehensibly larger. God is just an easy answer for the unknown

  • Richard Dawkins should become a rap artist.

  • I remember doubting my religion, deciding to do research, eventually finding Richard Dawkins on here and feeling immense happiness at having found someone who I agreed with wholeheartedly, who made a profound amount of sense, something that I never once found in church thank science for that. If there is a hell I want to go there to hang out with Dawkins : D and all the other cool lucid people.

  • String theory, the theory that connects everything.

  • God of the gaps; that what you don't know, explain it with God. If scientific knowledge later fills that gap then move God to some other gap.

  • What kind of long-ass disjointed scientific reponse is that? I thought Dawkins was a scientist, not a crack baby sucking up for crack money.

  • Ha ha dawkins got owned!

  • when did this happen?

  • not sure exactly, looks like it was at least a couple of years ago though

  • Hmm, I guess it depends on whether or not God is actually complex... Because calling God complex by our logic, as mentioned, implies that he is bound by our very universal laws and intricacies.

  • it annoys me that theists have the gall to say 'the universe came from nothing'. if you turn round to a theist and ask, 'well, who created god', they will then argue that god has always existed. this is (one of many) double standards on behalf of religious people.

  • @OliverWinton Well god created time? Plus every created thing has a creator. The creator is not created or god is not god. Just saying.

  • but your argument is still circular. you cannot say 'everything has a creator' and then 'god was not created'. it just dosen't follow.

  • @OliverWinton

    The Universe is made up of energy and energy cannot exist forever. But the basic idea of God is a supernatural idea and exists outside of the laws of science, so there are no rules stopping him from existing forever. I do want to make it clear that I am an agnostic that believes that god does not exist, but I don't want to pretend what you said is right and support something that is clearly wrong.

  • pwnt.

  • nice pwnage of dawkin's part

  • It is funny that everyone laughs when he says "I am a biology major at Liberty University"

  • Lol, how cute...I get my own video! One of my friends told me about this a few days ago, and I had to see it for myself to believe it.

    And yeah, isn't it great how everyone laughs? Isn't the audience just a shining example of how we should regard those with different viewpoints? I just LOVE the open-mindedness, the total lack of conditioned bias they all demonstrated. It really shows their willingness to engage in civil discussion, and to consider what others have to say. How wonderful!

  • because liberty university has been proven to be a very backwards institution. thier biology department has on display, dinosaur fosils that are marked as 'of the order of thousands of years old'. that is so incorrect it is FUNNY. hence the laughter :)

  • the problem is though, it's not about 'wanting' to believe. I don't want to believe there's no all loving god, but unfortunately there's no satisfactory evidence to say she exists.

  • "she" haha

  • "without faith there is not love, just a selfish material husk"

    History, science, and common experience show that powerful emotional attachments to other beings are a natural, inborn impulse in many animals, including humans. Your assertion that belief in a personified deity is necessary to feel them is entirely counterfactual and self-serving.

    Only the occasional sociopath doesn't feel these emotions, and they seem to be religious at least as often as not. There's no connection.

  • lack that and in my personal perception..you are nothing for no one lives forever..and as Dawkins knows his market audience he also knows his bread basket, death and the grand question of "why are we here" fascinates the young

  • Lack what, exactly? And why is a person nothing unless they live forever? What an odd idea. I'm not sure what point you think you're making here.

  • sorry, there was another half.Damn word limit.Lack love

  • Oh, well, sure. I'm all for love. I don't know that it's everything, though. Chocolate is also important, and kung fu movies.

  • haha yeah ;) even if god dont exist =D

  • Very well thought out answers to a very hard question (the first guy). The second guy is just an idiot.

  • What Christian nation?

  • Since when?

  • I'm sorry buddy, but the Christianity epidemic is spreading all over the US and we are unfortunately becoming "Christian."

  • Actually, zerotran, the U.S. is becoming less Christian relatively rapidly. The number of believers in ANY organized religion is dropping fast, generation by generation, according to every survey I've ever seen.

    Of course, the corollary is that belief in vague, goofball spirituality and unorganized belief is rising, but that's at least slightly preferable in my book.

  • No it is you who must accept the flying spaghetti monster into your heart.

  • Well done Dawkins, haha, always has the best answers. Genius.

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