I'm a fast reader Gamma.
So you have no proof of gods existence.
Fine how about some proof that a god is required to make sense of the 20 magical numbers in physics.
How about luck. Someone said luck could work. Why is god a better explanation than luck.
Or how about no explanation. How about we don't know why these numbers are as they are. Why is "god" a better answear than "don't know yet."
NBC's sitcom "The New Normal" isn't just trying to remake society for the Gay Left. It's trying to remake Christianity, which is to say, destroy it. For its October 22 episode, "The Godparent Trap," NBC ran promos with the gay character Brian in the confessional, and the priest sneering, "If you're not going to take this seriously, I'm going to go back to playing Angry Birds."
As the plot unfolds, we're told Brian was raised Catholic, and as he sits in a pew and looks around at religious pictures, he cracks gay jokes in his mind. He sees the Apostles:...
Why is "God" a better answer than "don't know yet."
God has truly revealed himself to man. That's why. We don't have to guess, or think about it. --He is real.