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Maybe there are other possibilities that our brains just aren't able to process at this stage in our evolution. Voila. You nailed it.

• bad_user 16y ago
  This can be turned around ... maybe our brains aren't able to process the existence of God.
  • PostOnce 16y ago
    I think this was about the ability to understand a fundamental concept. The fundamental concept of a god can be easily grasped by small children. There is a powerful being. He controls physical laws. How hard is that?
    • bad_user 16y ago
      It is hard to sustain such understanding ... all children believe at some point in Santa Claus, but that's only because they receive gifts (or fear punishment in the case of God) and they believe in general whatever the parents tell them to. Einstein's theory wasn't believed by the public until it was proven. So yes ... if God exists, our primary senses cannot perceive Him, and although I have reasons to believe He exists, all of them are subjective, but as our species evolves we may actually be able to.