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How can a programmer believe in god is beyond me.
by biolurker1 6y ago
How can a programmer believe in god is beyond me.
- flatfilefan 6y agoHow cannot he when the “logos kyrie o teos” is mentioned e.g. in Iesekiel as the self -description of the divine, meaning roughly “the master of putting thoughts into words”. Doesn’t this sound like a very description of a programmer to you?
- battery423 6y agoYou talk about a book. A book written by people 2000 years ago. There is not a single proof in existence, that this book is not more then a story equivalent to Harry Potter or any other Fairy tale. And then the issues just start... A omnipotent she/he/it who thought 'yeah going to earth 2000 years ago is the perfect and only timing i will ever go to earth', then creates humans (which are much older than that and we know that well enough) and then never comes back and helps us? Whats that for a shitty leader?
- biolurker1 6y agoI publicly bet $100 that you are not employed as a medior or senior developer. It just can't happen, you need greater mental capacity for that. My account will be banned probably but that's just insane what's happening in HN lately
- disordinary 6y agoI've worked with some very good programmers who happen to be devout Christians. I got over my prejudices quickly - it doesn't make sense to me but I don't have to understand it, just accept it.
- shp0ngle 6y agoHow is it related?
- ChrisMarshallNY 6y agoThis guy had something to say about religion. You may have heard of him: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Things_a_Computer_Scientist_Rarely_Talks_About https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Things_a_Computer_Scientist_Ra...