That's an interesting question. I'm not confident to give you a good answer but here's my humble opinion:
I think it's impossible for human beings to discover God, no matter how advanced science can become. First of all, I guess we should define what God is, if you believe God does exist in this world(I believe). God is supposed to be the supernatural creator of this universe. And literally he is almighty and can control the whole universe. If so, everything should be under his control/power. If God doesn't want people to 'discover' him, he would have his own way to stop human beings. I'm not convinced that God would ever want human beings to 'discover' him, would he?
I guess the biggest possibility is that human beings may find more signs to prove the existence of God, just like many professionals are trying hard to unearth proofs that can explain how Jesus was born to this world and lived once.
Finally, I think you're right about people not believing in God due to the lack of actual evidence. But that's also how we define 'believe'. If there's factual evidence, then surely everyone would be convinced that God does exist. But believing is rather like how religious people believe in God, despite the lack of factual evidence.
I wish my answer is helpful...(I know it's too long!)
My only Beef is that God, although omniscient, isn't in control of all things. He Himself is bound by the Laws he set forth into motion.
But in the end all things are taken on Faith. We assume we're existing, we assume there is no God, or there Is, or else we Assume there is no knowledge by which we can gain a deeper Understanding of ourselves; That no new Knowledge can be extracted from the old.
If you believe something you believe It because you like the Idea of it.
IIN to think that one day science will discover God?
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That's an interesting question. I'm not confident to give you a good answer but here's my humble opinion:
I think it's impossible for human beings to discover God, no matter how advanced science can become. First of all, I guess we should define what God is, if you believe God does exist in this world(I believe). God is supposed to be the supernatural creator of this universe. And literally he is almighty and can control the whole universe. If so, everything should be under his control/power. If God doesn't want people to 'discover' him, he would have his own way to stop human beings. I'm not convinced that God would ever want human beings to 'discover' him, would he?
I guess the biggest possibility is that human beings may find more signs to prove the existence of God, just like many professionals are trying hard to unearth proofs that can explain how Jesus was born to this world and lived once.
Finally, I think you're right about people not believing in God due to the lack of actual evidence. But that's also how we define 'believe'. If there's factual evidence, then surely everyone would be convinced that God does exist. But believing is rather like how religious people believe in God, despite the lack of factual evidence.
I wish my answer is helpful...(I know it's too long!)
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Yeah and I think God wants us to have faith in him, instead of knowing that he exists thru science
I feel the same way
+1. Great answer.
My only Beef is that God, although omniscient, isn't in control of all things. He Himself is bound by the Laws he set forth into motion.
But in the end all things are taken on Faith. We assume we're existing, we assume there is no God, or there Is, or else we Assume there is no knowledge by which we can gain a deeper Understanding of ourselves; That no new Knowledge can be extracted from the old.
If you believe something you believe It because you like the Idea of it.