Zone1 a mystery...until you see yourself through Christ

As I have posted many times, I am a DEIST. Look up what that means. As for SCIENCE I find it laughable that staunch atheists tout SCIENCE until the science doesn't support their views. Then they casually ignore it, case in point the Second Law of Thermodynamics.
Nothing about that conflicts with atheism. Youre repeating a talking point that was debunked long ago.
 
No you didn't get it.
A person that seeks for the fountain of youth isn't a pioneer nor an explorer, but a religious and myths driven adventurer and fool.
Same goes for the one who seeks a living Unicorn.
I do get it. I see reality, and you see only what is directly in front of you, and often times only what you want to see in front of you. You miss out, but claim you are not missing out.

I was never rich, am not rich now, will never be rich. I don't miss being rich, I have no wish to be rich and can barely imagine what it would be like. But where I differ from you is that I can at least acknowledge there are riches to be had, and that there are people who live and are happy with their riches. You close your eyes and say, "I don't have it, so you--and no one else--has it either."
 
A deist also believes into a supernatural being - aka a creator. So???

I don't know where as to: "heat moves spontaneously from hot to cold". To move heat from cold to hot requires external energy, you got a problem with. And FYI its a statistical law and not an "absolute" one, e.g. microscopic scales involving a few particles. Whereas it holds true for all macroscopic systems.

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In summary, the second law is one of the most reliable and heavily tested principles in physics. While it has exceptions at the particle level, it is not "wrong" in the contexts for which it was designed.
You might find the writings of the weak-minded Albert Einstein on God, creation and intelligent design interesting.
 
You might find the writings of the weak-minded Albert Einstein on God, creation and intelligent design interesting.
Really? Albert Einstein according to YOU, was a weak-minded person :rolleyes:

Whatever, this letter was written by him, less then a year before he passed away.

"The word God is for me nothing more than the expression and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of honorable, but still primitive legends…. For me the Jewish religion like all others is an incarnation of the most childish superstitions. And the Jewish people to whom I gladly belong and with whose mentality I have a deep affinity have no different quality for me than all other people. As far as my experience goes, they are also no better than other human groups, although they are protected from the worst cancers by a lack of power. Otherwise I cannot see anything 'chosen’ about them.”

Yours sincerely, your Albert....ehm.. Kruska.

As for: "a lack of power" when he wrote that letter the USA had not come up yet as being Israels super-buddy, and he had no idea that a radical Zionist like Bibi would show up.
 
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As I had stated already:

It's however obvious that you got no understanding of the term "Reality" at all.
What you mean is that I don't have your minimal understanding of "reality". I got that. To you, reality is physical existence--that is all you know. Moreover, it is all you care to know as you are happy with just that. Again, enjoy. I mean that.
 
What you mean is that I don't have your minimal understanding of "reality". I got that. To you, reality is physical existence--that is all you know. Moreover, it is all you care to know as you are happy with just that. Again, enjoy. I mean that.
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I used YOUR WORDS to describe Albert Einstein per your definitions of anyone who believes in a higher power. You really shouldn't be trying to debate religion.
What the hell are you babbling about? - where did I ever state that Albert Einstein was a weak minded person????

Here is what YOU wrote!!

You might find the writings of the weak-minded Albert Einstein on God, creation and intelligent design interesting.
 
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