Thank You To God For Making Me An Atheist!

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Last words from Ricky Gervais at the 2011 Golden Globes ceremony. An important message by Ricky Gervais: "Thank you to God for making me an atheist," says Ricky Garvais ending the 68th Annual Golden Globes Award show.

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[Sefaril]

@silverchair28 If atheism is a 'faith', then bald is a hair colour.

[xNoReligionx]

@Mrmilly911 "Now I hate religion and the pain that it causes. But the belief that there was/is a creative force that created all existence isn't stupid."

I agree it's not stupid, but there is no evidence, so far that such a force exists, and if there is then we get into that vicious circle... what created the creative force then?

Personally, I'd rather leave it alone and say it maybe true, but without evidence many things maybe true.

What does it matter? God in the theistic sense, is NOT!

[HolmlundSWE]

@squatchy760 Sorry if im saying something you already knew.

A black hole does have something in its core, it isn't just noting. It is an incredible mass. A mass packed so tightly that it has the gravity of hundreds stars packed together in a space maybe not bigger than the base of a frying pan. The gravity becomes so enormous that it can pull entire solar systems in.

Well according to today's scientific theories at least. Its pretty hard examining a black hole :P

[squatchy760]

@MitraXyde We're talking about the physical world especially if a star collapsed causing the black hole. Physics don't change just because scientists can't explain them. Instead, they run away to these silly theories. Thank you for responding to me..I'm not arguing, just curious to see what people say.

[squatchy760]

@cfc19900 Your comments weren't noticed when you wrote them so rather than be rude, I answered them. You obviously need a hug.

[cfc19900]

@squatchy760 Wow you're lonley. You need a life. You seriously went back to comments from TWO WEEKS AGO??? After I made you look stupid? Please leave me alone now before I embarrass you more.

[MitraXyde]

@squatchy760 Most of the black holes in our universe has been formed by very massive stars that have died and collapsed into singularities. The energy they contain may have come from the collapse. I know little about this, so I can't really explain.

Also, our current physical laws (except E=mc²) can't be applied because they don't support the existence of black holes, and no-one knows exactly how black holes work yet, so we haven't been able to rewrite the laws.

[squatchy760]

@cfc19900 wow, you're angry. You need a hug.

[squatchy760]

@holgerwich It's historically accurate which makes it right. :)

[squatchy760]

@HascalsToxin Who said anything about an apple?

[squatchy760]

@MitraXyde Thank you for trying to explain it but another question arises. There is nothing in the core of a black hole. Where does this energy come from? Where does the matter come from? There must be energy to make energy. Even scientists know this is a physical law. This theory goes against physical law so the obvious alternative is that God exists.

[guitargodfather1]

For those who believe, no proof is necessary. For those who don't believe, no proof is sufficient.