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I am sorry that I completely messed up with my last question, when I read it a second time I saw how it was that you see it. I apologize for that.

Quote: "Your question is fraught with silly assumptions and non sequiturs. Better take a nap til your head gets better. Then come back and show us how conscience and morals depend on a belief in a god."

I was trying to make a point in a question and it obviously didn't work out. If you would like to see what I was trying to say, read the first chapter to Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis. The book doesn't mention a God until about the second or third chapter, so I don't think that it will seem like someone trying to cram something down your throat. Once again, I am sorry and am asking for forgiveness.

You can't really say "my conscience" because that would suppose something bigger than ourselves telling us what to and not to do and that would reveal another chink in the armor for evolution. Also, since you don't realize that God exists, where do these morals come from?