A theological argument for the impossibility of proving God by science

[Klax (The only thing that matters is faith expressed in love.)]

@pevaquark

If God wanted to make his existence blatantly obvious, or at least provable in a scientifical level, he could just hang on the skyes saying “I exist” or realign the stars and the planets forming the message “I’m here”, like atheists suggested.

That’d be easiest for all people, though he’d have to be sure to have multiple translations available and also an audio version for say the 88% of people in the world as of 1820 who were illiterate and the 17% of people in the world today who are illiterate, some of which may be part of the 253,000,000 who are visually impaired and of which are hopefully not part of the 466,000,000 who also live with disabling hearing loss. In that case, a divine dream should suffice but honestly, Ii’d be much more efficient to put his initials on these puppies and call it a day:

Or perhaps a subtle beauty feature like adding chins to your favorite species, homo sapiens, while keeping them off of our closest hominid ancestors is also a nice trick.

Gotta think more about your idea though

He evolved this design first of course:

[Klax (The only thing that matters is faith expressed in love.)]

Paul understood. In part, through a glass darkly.

[T_aquaticus]

@Trippy_Elixir

Is the movie any good?

If you shut your brain off it’s a fun ride. Ron Howard directs and he usually makes an entertaining movie. As to the plot . . . meh.