Best philosophical arguments against god

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  • Hateful1
    5 years ago | pl

    For those who don't know what MissileExpert is saying:

    One: God can't exist because energy in a close system is naturally going to run out, or achieve a state of equilibrium under some extreme circumstances. The Second Law of Thermodynamics deals with the natural flow of energy in one direction.

    Who says a god is a closed system?

    Two: entropy is quantifiable and known. And also completely random.

    This is a total contradiction. If it was random it could not be known.

    Three: Chi Square Distributions. This is hard to simplify but basically it is a complex version of Occam's razor. (yes, I know it's not. But I'm trying to boil it down so everyone can understand it.) It is used to fit variables into a hypothetical model. It is referred to as a hypothetical test, not a lie detector.

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    • MissileExpert
      5 years ago | pl

      Yes, thank you. Sort of a hypothetical test that if given that God exists, he must be faking his own non-existence.

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