/lit/ - Literature

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Memes are the rosacrucian prints and alchemical allegories of the 21st century. The question is not what does it mean, but what does it do? what is the substance being transmuted?

So, let me get this straight. Science is telling us we live in a multiverse, not because that's what is most logical, but it's the only way scientists can answer why the universe has fine-tuned constants. Personally, I find that to be a huge leap of fatih, far greater than saying that we live in a virtual reality with some kind of creator(s). What do you guys believe? I think at this point in time, science demands just as much faith as religion.

It is a negative movement. Rather than supporting a positive notion, its whole basis is disproving others rather than upholding a truth. Pure, anti-intellectual foolishness. A true scientist will keep his religious beliefs to himself, and if he does not believe in God he will strive to find God through uncovering the laws He laid forth.

And the irony is, that as much as they try to separate themselves from God, they are branding themselves with a word that shows their relation to God. They are still Abdullah, a slave of God, as we all are.

>people falling for an obvious troll thread
come on guise, i thought you were better than that