[Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God

[szlamany]

That is close to the theory I am working on. The fabric of the universe or the ether or the meeka particles (I made that word up [meeka] to simplify some of my discussions where it was requested of me to name what I was speaking of) could be what we perceive of as God. It could be guided by some sort of intelligence that is too advanced for us to comprehend. Also the ether has failed every test to detect it, yet there is more circumstantial evidence to indicate it exists then not. That could be where science and religion meet, but scientists can't do anything on faith. And you can not measure something that is a fraction of the size of an electron, you just have to believe.

Have you read anything about I Ching and the Chi - the Chinese knew of the thread - the power - the flow of the universe thousands of years ago.

We keep blowing up tiny particles - that we cannot see - and then tell everyone that we watches traces of those particiles do this or that.

A bit of faith is required by these scientists - wouldn't you say?