Yes, like I said the scientific way can easily lend weight to God (the perfect measure measurement of the universe for example) but at the same time religion is far too flawed and human and simply too many of them to be correct in my eyes. If you really want my honest completely true opinion, I think christianity has halted mankind's mental growth for far too long and the until we regard the christian God in the same light as the Greek and Roman Gods (who stood for far more noble values to follow in my opinion too) a large proportion of society will hit a cul-de-sac in thought evolution. However, believing in God, creator, maker, higher force next dimension governing spirit dream world or what have you is plausable.
What religion do you follow if I am correct in assuming that?
also upon reading your post again, I think your last sentence was incomplete?
With all due respect to Christians, I totally agree with you. I'm a Muslim, and despite what you may believe about it (seeing as there are plenty that misrepresent it), Islam itself (not talking about Muslims now) has always promoted the sciences and mathematics, etc. Simply because it's all seen as the creation and bounty of God. The Church, as far as I know, never urged people to research in these fields. Mainly because the Church saw Science as separate from religion (for instance we all know what happened to Galileo). While the early history of Islam promoted it, hence the works in astronomy, architecture, mathematics, etc. by
Muslim scientists.
Basically, to summarize it better, I cannot accept a religious God.
Each to his own mate. I think that you simply believing in God, is better than not believing in him at all. Though, if you seek more answers I would tell you to just pray. It's simple; you can use your own words, and it doesn't cost you money
I firmly believe that you'll get a response (what ever that may be) some where down the line and from there you can make your decisions, what ever they may be.
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