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I've always wondered why many people refute the existence of a higher power or powers, i.e., God or gods, simply because they cannot reconcile their intelligence with the naivity of traditional and contemporary religious thought. I do not agree with the ideas and beliefs of any modern religions, including christianity, but that does not mean I do not believe in a higher power that created the universe. And as for evolution, if one studies the strange characteristics of space and time and incorporates them into a new understanding of what a higher being may perceive via a radically different experience of space and time, then evolution and creation may be the same thing for such a higher being, and evolution only for us. Believing in God is not the exclusive right of religious dogma, just a characteristic of it.
"Each conscious mind is alone in the universe!"
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