'God is smiling at me...sarcastically.'

Yes,why do people believe in God?I'm not criticising,but just a lil bit curious,about believing in the existence of such an immortal being.It's neither right to believe,nor wrong to believe.People in the history have made alot of bloodshed unnecessary due to the conflicts of issues regarding who,and how they believe in God.Often,conflicts and sacrifices are made very foolishly due to the difference in belief.A very good example is that:
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A says that a white rock he picked has great power to destroy the whole world.He then believes that the stone is activated only when the end of time has reached and that the Earth will perish together with the stone.

B says that that particular stone that A picked is a pebble,and that pebble is commonly found along the beach.B does not believe what A believes.

A response to B's testimony violently,that he does not believe in what B believes in,and wanted B to believe in what he believes.As the argument goes on,people gradually side with the two parties,and the two parties fought over two thousand years about who was right,and to try bring them to their own belief.
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Let me ask a question,why does this immortal being has to have a shape of a human?If it was a rock,a mountain,or simply even something that does not resemblence anything in the human vision,I would not regard it as something surprising.As long as someone believes,it's okay.Everyone got the right to choose what they believe,you know.You can't just stop them and say:'Hey,you are foolish.A rock is simply nothing and yet you believe in that,join me with my belief instead.'People will punch you in the face until your teeth drop and make you crawl on four to search for your contact lens.By making this suggestion,it's you who are the one that is foolish.You can ask people what they believe in,but not to try to bring them into your belief.Because,think it in this way,if someone believe a rock has a soul and it is immortal,can grant unlimited wishes,that dosen't die,heals any injuries,brings back anything back to life,and that person ask you to join him and believe in that,be true to yourself,do you think he is foolish?

Believing in stuffs that others(or maybe not everyone)do not deem to be true is not in fact,foolish.Beliefs that have controversies tend to have points that render their position and existence.Some people believe in ghosts,but it is not foolish,it is just that the theory about ghosts has not really proven that they do exist,same as religions.The waves of time has eroded the sandstone of historical records,making archieves from the long past to have little credibility due to their weariness along the time.

I myself,do not believe in immortals.But,if there is one,I hope it has a figure of a woman,a cute one.A goddess I would say.

It annoys me at the fact that:

'Human beings do not even believe in each other,why do they believe in God,or immortal?'

No one has an exact record of what really happens during the A.D. 0001.Even if it is an exact record,there could be flaws,lies,misunderstanding in the source.I'm not saying that we should really get an understanding of the factual events,but if this is possible,people wouldn't die under the blades of religious differences.Meaning,we should believe in things that you,yourself really know,understand,respect,and trust to be true.If you are unsure of what's going on around(for anything),step back,and get to know the situation,before you act.Everything has a motive.Its the same logic,as people say:

'Love yourself before you love others.'

Then I will response with:

'Respect others' religion before you choose to believe in one.'

Since we cannot get to know a first-hand source of what happened in the history,can we also conclude that theory is also flawless?No.Theory as the word meant,its something make up,and it seems logical.No one has seen an atom,an electron,a proton,or even force.Well,you do not need to actually see it to prove that its there,but if we cannot see it,how do you ensure the existence of such stuffs?Yes,I know that you can say,weight is due to the force acted on you by the gravitational acceleration from the centre of the Earth,but how do you explain gravitational force?Here,you can only relate to the weight and mass to prove that gravitational acceleration does exist.Theory,can explain stuffs,prove logics,but somehow,they do not define things as it is,we just give examples to prove our understanding of the relationship of the many different phenomenons around us.

Our understanding on physics has brought to us the theory of The Big Bang,but no one can actually prove to us how it actually happened.Just like in the past,people used to believe that the world in planar,and at one point of the place you will fell down into abyss.Not until that a scientist came up with a theory that the Earth is round and it actually orbits around the Sun,people start to argue and confront the theory.As technology advances,satellites brought back photographs and proved that the latter theory is true.Since then education began to overwrite the overview of the Solar System to the future generations.

So,since we cannot physically witness The Bing Bang and many other theories,how do we prove them to be true?It's you,the next generation's responsibility,to answer that big question.Even if you can't prove them,make the next generation to try and prove them.

Right now,there is a question on the latest discovery on the mysterious substance that seems to exist due to an imbalance on the famous Einstien's General Relativity equation,aka mass–energy equivalence,the E=mc2.If you can prove the existence and make more discovery to this so called Dark Matter,maybe you can open up a new page to the world of sciences.



At the end,ask yourself:

Do you believe in God?

or simply,

Do you believe in Science?

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