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Well, if you think about it enough, at the moment at least, God is just as possible as no god. Which would you rather have? Are you really that worried about it, or are you just tired of people claiming and preaching shit that doesn't even make sense, preaching the preachers don't seem to ever practice to well, except when it comes time for forgiveness of course. I think there is more to it than just depression caused by seeing harsh truths, though it is definitely a factor. Its the dwelling on the negative, which may be habit as many therapists have tried to tell me, cognitive behavioral theropists, but between body chemicals, traumas, situational circumstance (living conditions and diet type stuff), and basic inherited natures, such as hyper, balanced, or low energy there are just infinite possibilities and factors to such things, hell even the shifting moons and planets effect us. But yes, there are definitely trends, its just the factors that are so numerous, and many producing like results. It's kind of like why in psychology especially so many diagnosese have similar symptoms, cause they just don't know for sure. Here's a thought. With the possibilities as they are, with reality's existance even seeming sketchy at times, there is a lot to say about believing in things with either the possibility or even actual making beliefs realities. So far we have proven we can do many things once we put our minds to it, and not just creating illusions. Sure, our progress is slow, but that doesn't stop us. Don't worry about God is my opinion, he can take care of himself, if it helps you in life to show some thanks then do so, its nice sometimes because it really does more to help remind you of what could be worse. Cause I figure, if he did and is able to talk to us humans, he'll let us know if he has anything important to say. And if you believe that is exactly what the bible is doing, well, I can't help you there, bible is just a book to me. And keep in mind that one thing that seems fairly consitent is the need for balance in the known universe as we tend to understand it. And from what I've noticed it would seem that no matter what there is always balance, things may seem to tip one way or the other, but they always balance out, naturally. And the notion of the work of man not being natural is slightly absurd to me, I understand making a distinction, but we are reasonably just as natural as anything else. An odd thought occurs to me is, that with such a thing as perspective, seemingly endless and equally diverse, and the degree to which reality and concepts such as infinity and god both do and don't make sense, I come to the conclusion that all things are both possible if not having or currently, or in the future going to exist(ed). That all things are both right and wrong, good and bad, as well as. That somehow seemingly impossible contradictions in existance actually do exist.
"The Greatest Enemy of Knowledge is Not Ignorance, It is the ILLUSION of Knowledge. Stephen Hawking"
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