/sci/ - Science & Math

>You can conceive of God; he can exist.
Like the luminiferous aether. I can perfectly imagine the luminiferous aether to be the medium in which light propagates.
>If God can exist; He must exist.
So if the luminiferous aether can exist, it must exist? No, it certainly doesn't. How exactly are you making this syllogism? The reason why scientists in the early 20th century thought it could exist, was because their theories where wrong. How is God different from the luminiferous aether? But wait there are even more counter examples:

- I could say the same thing about warmth, which scientists at first claimed to be some kind of substance that floats in and out of bodies. The amount of this warmth substance that is contained in a body determines it's temperature. Today we know, that warmth is the kinetic energy of uncoordinated motion of particles. And also to give a more recent example,

> a normal people think hearing his voice in his head, how deaf people thinks?