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If you do, why do you believe in God?
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this post was submitted on 20 May 2025
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Thumbs up from me too. I'm always eager to hear/read from people who aren't shy but rather open and reasonable about their beliefs, whatever those may be.
Alright, now that you mention it, the universe is 'a big ball of yarn'. You can't see the fabric, because we use the fabric to see. Planets and stars shrink and/or grow, all of them have solid surfaces, thunder isn't always a local planetary phenomena, but often an exchange between two large bodies, usually between the host star and planet. 'Neutron stars' and 'black holes' are regular stars completely misinterpreted and dark matter and dark emergy are stop gaps in broken theories.