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Many evidences point to a design in the universe wether it's accidental, as we wouldn't be there to comment it, or actually designed by "something", a kind of ordering power. 100% of lottery winners were lucky. This questions the nature of reality itself and why the hell it even exists, some monkeys travelling at the speed of light on a spec of dust through infinity is as much as we can make sense of it yet. That's if we are not a simulation, which i think is a theory that gained ground lately but because people with scientific inclination are afraid to admit there might be something akin to a god, although likely much more complex and disinterested than the religious concept of it.
If you build a small shelter for fun in the forest with a couple of branches, you won't be wondering how the animals or even micro organisms living inside it are gonna see that structure that represents their whole visible universe. Maybe the big animals could use it as a shelter as well but they ll never understand the real purpose of it, which had none really.
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What a silly argument. Why should God be a certain way, in order for you to believe he even exists? Why should he conform to your idea of what God should be like, and what the world should be like? This is nonsensical and totally subjective, and not a reasonable line of thinking. God is who he is, and he has revealed himself to humanity in Jesus Christ, and he has given us a thorough and understandable written compilation in the Bible, in order to understand all basic things about God, and to know what we need to do to inherit eternal life in heaven.
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And based on what do you believe in reincarnation? It's as if I say I believe in after-life and Christian theology based on near-death experience of Christians. Claims of reincarnation just like near-death experiences can be scientifically explained.
I figured that one out. But what should one do with that information? It's just babbling.
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No, there are actual documented stories that seem to confirm that it's a verifiable thing, read about the case of James Leininger for instance. Delve into it and you'll be mindblown. Certain things just cannot be made-up here. There is even a couple of respected scientists who gather information about such phenomena looking for reliable cases of it and finding some that are very hard to overthrow. Either way things like beliefs are inherently not strictly associated with scientific proofs. Near-death experiences of Christians on the other hand with them seeing God, Jesus or whatnot on the other hand are easily explainable in very mundane ways, it's not a coincidence that people who have different faiths / gods see different entities for that reason.
https://med.virginia.edu/perceptual-...0716000331.pdf
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