It is said that man is a being, who requires an entity above him. I'd like to state, in my view, that man is an insecure animal. He requires something to believe in, a sort of wall to lean on. This is the same line of argument that most atheists use to argue their belief that God is a creation of man. However, if one was to look with religion in tow, the conclusion that this aspect of the human subconscious is present, would mean that it is a characteristic that has been instilled by the God Himself.

"If there is no faith there would be no living in this world. We couldn't even eat hash with any safety"

Logically speaking, it is the quite obvious conclusion that any God-believing person would come to after being subjected to this thought. It is quite clear in my mind that the psyche of man is highly dependant on God and that without God, man would be quite lost. Finding direction, would, as the cliche g

Where does man lie in the chain of events that lead to the present day? If we look back in time, we have seen that many of the wickedest men have been clergymen and men of religion. George Bernard Shaw once said that there is one religion and a hundred different version of it. If there is any truth in this, then we must also assume that each of these versions contains a basic truth. However far-fetched each of them may be, it is clear that they all have one thing in common: the Divine entity. We have not seen God, but we believe in Him. Owing to mass regression in the minds of educated men, we have the atheist line of belief gaining more sure ground. Yet, there is that aspect that most people ignore: evolution.

"Intelligence, I admit, is no safeguard if one is determined to leap into disbelief."

We have different IQ levels, but they alone do not measure the understanding of a man's ability to grasp ideas and theories about God. Besides that, a man is not capable of being God, so to question his exis

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