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**viepedorlella** · 09-24-2009, 12:04 AM

th deist god was often referred to as the clockmaker god, he created and set in motion and left everything to run its course. that seems as logical as the next thing.

Not really, because then you have to explain what set God in motion.

earlier:
I say I believe there's a god (higher power) since there's no proof there isn't It can be very hard to prove a negative. For example, proving that breast implants were not causing all those health problems. It was finally proven, or at least agreed on, but only after the lawyers had cashed in.
Disproving the existence of God is simply impossible.

09-24-2009, 12:04 AM	#10
viepedorlella Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 446 Senior Member	th deist god was often referred to as the clockmaker god, he created and set in motion and left everything to run its course. that seems as logical as the next thing. Not really, because then you have to explain what set God in motion. earlier: I say I believe there's a god (higher power) since there's no proof there isn't It can be very hard to prove a negative. For example, proving that breast implants were not causing all those health problems. It was finally proven, or at least agreed on, but only after the lawyers had cashed in. Disproving the existence of God is simply impossible.
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