1) I might feel wrong since I'll probably go to hell for the sins I've committed even though I'm not sure if the sins that are called sins nowadays are even the original list of sins that God, if he really existed, created.
2) Hmm....I dunno. I guess not really much. I kinda hope this is true cuz if my sins are actually considered sins then I won't need to worry about it ^.^

1. Nothing, because it can't be proven and I'd know its just a prank.
2. I would jump around happily.

Out of curiosity, I always wondered what exactly would define 'proof' in this circumstance.

Dictionary:
Proof: any factual evidence that helps to establish the truth of something;

Wont the word 'proof' or what things some may establish as 'proof' be observed from many perspectives by many individuals? Is something defined as fact when the majority of such individuals agree on something? ie someone may write up what they consider a logical evidential response that God does or does not exist, yet the perspective of others may not agree with such logic because we all think differently and see things differently. Unless there is some universal way of understanding the words 'proof' and 'evidence' that all could agree on and come to an understanding on...I guess that is very unlikely to happen because I assume alot of the conflict in this world is caused from individuals seeing things differently...

Point one: you cant see any God.
No Pictures, no measurements, no direct link.

Scientifically spoken a God can not exist, since there is
#1: no obeserved facts whatsoever
#2: no plausible theory (that can be tested against facts)

therefore no God exists in science

simple as that.

If the Christian movement would not have reached northern Europe, we
would belive in Thor and Odin instead at the present.

wow i guess no one can read here... We are saying IF. Anyone with half a brain knows we can't prove or dis-prove god, just like we can't space travel and shoot up alians.... However we play games to imagine we can. We are imagining we had proof that he did exist and then we rewind time and pretend the proof dis-proved him/her/it. Can we stop with the obvious "YOU CAN'T PROVE GOD"

"Go off murdering. All they can do is kill me and I'm going to die anyway and it will all be the same. The world will know my name this way! "

Gosh Foxhound! I'm glad you have a supernatural entity prevents you from doing that[\i].

@A.Russell at least fox hound can read directions

1. nothing
2. doubt it and continue believing

1. I would continue to track what next thing science will discover... some kind of nifty walkytalky to have a nice talk with god.

2. I would continue to track what next thing science will discover... god has been disproven, but that doesn't give an answer on "why are we here".

Quote:

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but that doesn't give an answer on "why are we here".

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