what would this world be without God(s)?

[hottiedeafboi]

God. How? Not verbally, its inner of my being and seeing my surrounding. God is not somewhere out there. He's speaking gently, again, not verbally. Many have not notice it.

 

[RedFox]

It is alike living in communist era, people who lived during those time were having problems also. Dealing with depression, hopeless, faithless, visionless, and go on. Plus they drank alot. Where is happiness, peaceful, and getting along with people?

Believing in no gods does not imply falling into depression and other such things. I do have vision and hope, feel happy and I am not depressed and can get along with other people. I also happen to think that communism isn't the most workable system.

 

[RedFox]

I've studied the working of nature and the cosmos and it's consistent with having no such beings. It does not give me any reason to believe that there has to be such beings. I see Christianity and other religions as systems that had developed in a very small part of the universe. The universe won't be so different if such beliefs haven't been around.

The cosmos has information that shows that it had been around long before any records of beliefs regarding the Judeo-Christian god and from its behavior, it shows that it should still be around long after such beliefs no longer exist. It also gives no reason to believe in such beings. So the universe could care less about such things.

Using the bible to say that nobody and nothing would be around without the Judeo-Christian god presupposes that the god is real. Saying that the god told you that this stuff is real fails to differentiate between a god really telling you about things like making the world and it being imagination, which could be encouraged by being surrounded by other believers, especially friends and family.