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Do all theists use God to justify everything they know nothing about?
For example, I have seen this taken as far as someone claiming the sky is blue because God made it this way.
12 Answers
- mr. blackLv 48 years ago
I wouldn't say all, just things that nobody truly knows, like why we're here and how exactly it all came to existence.
But I am willing to say anyone who denies evolution or the Big bang, does this. And anyone who says "Why do you think you wake up everyday?" or "How do you think the clouds got there?"
Things that have scientific explanations. I do think a vast majority are willing to attribute things they don't know to God because it's a cop out.
- pucman1961Lv 78 years ago
Your question makes absolutely no sense at all. Why would atheists use god when they don't believe in god. A atheist reasons with science why the sky is blue. Not because god makes it that way.
- Anonymous8 years ago
God only knows!
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- Anonymous8 years ago
Only God knows the answer to that. [sarcastic grin]
- Anonymous8 years ago
Imaginary gods do not and cannot justify anything they never leave the mind that imagined them!!!
- Hall of SkullsLv 68 years ago
Although I am a Pantheist, I love science. If I do not know something, i'll admit it.
Source(s): Pantheist - B.A. in Anthropology -and i don't know everything about Anthropology - 8 years ago
Not all, but many, just as many atheists do using their negation of gods.
- 8 years ago
what about u guys know about .. u cant study other religions and theories(if u did it makes your bilefes week) .. u r against with science .. u ppl r blinded buy your own religion ..
- torpex2002Lv 78 years ago
If you remove the extremes from that statement, yes.
Not all, not everything, and not nothing.