As my coffee turns my head to euphoria...

[look_out_gatsby]

So I was drying my hair yesterday, and I got to thinking (because what else do you do when you're drying your hair?). If there is a God, then he/she/it is supposedly infinite, right? No beginning, no end. But we're measuring that by our criteria for time, which most certainly are not the same as God's criteria. We're so used to this cycle of

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[theoblivionhaha]

I was an undergraduate Philosophy major in college, so I've got plenty to say on the subject of God. Like most Philosophy majors (or at least a majority of them) I'm an atheist. I'm not one of those religion hating atheists, though. Here's my argument though

[look_out_gatsby]

oh, see i'm the opposite. i just can't accept the idea that every single thing has a concrete explanation, or that everything is caused by something tangible on earth. while i don't believe in the christian god (or in organized religion at all, really--i'm kind of an agnostic (but like you, i'm not religion hating, i just don't believe in them for myself)), i believe in creationism, and in more of the deist god (clock-maker god, created the universe then sat back and stopped interfering, etc.). i wouldn't say that i feel god's presence in my life, but i would say that the human mind is something i don't think science can fully explain. it just feels to me like something greater has to exist to have developed the complexity of the mind.