“I have never believed in God. Yet, I have to admit that if He does not actually exist, then we can be little more than feverish, selfish little clods of ailments and grievances. And that is hardly enough reason to go on living. Only the existence of God can make anything at all have any meaning at all.”
George Bernard Shaw
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Actually, it doesn’t matter if he exists or not as we are on our own. God, if he ever was there, has long since gone – please check my blog for the reasons and the undeniable logic behind my statement.
Throughout this blog I have given plenty of good reasons to be confident God exists – and since He exists, knowing Him is obviously the most important sort of knowledge we can have. If He doesn’t exist, then whatever else we know is rather irrelevant.