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As definitive "proof" of God's existence? No.. But a natural consequence of thinking about concepts such as entropy and chaos is the emergence of the idea of p
by fitzwatermellow 11y ago
As definitive "proof" of God's existence? No..
But a natural consequence of thinking about concepts such as entropy and chaos is the emergence of the idea of perfection. A single-atomic layer, defect free crystal of graphene for example. And the fact that we can conceive of and perhaps even strive toward perfection has always seemed "suggestive" to me.
- meowface 11y agoYou appear to be restating Descartes' ontological argument in slightly different words, yet while also professing you don't believe it is proof. If you are persuaded by it, it's perfectly fine to say that you are.