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Logically I'm agnostic. Until there is empirical proof either way you MAY be right, at least in the way there is something beyond and above both humanity and death. I choose actively to believe there are no gods, not for the ego-thrill of rejection itself, but because I honestly can't see it.
I wonder if there are two sorts of human brain when it comes to religion and matters spiritual - one that can feel it (through the release of brain chemicals or certain brain cell connections) and the other that can't. A bit like being right or left handed. I am in the can't feel it category. I don't know which one is the normal and which one is the munted version. So either God exists only in the minds of those who believe, or God does exist but has chosen not to manifest himself to me by giving me a non spiritual brain type. Either way I go along ion the basis that he is not there unless there is some incontrovertible manifestation.


