[adamredwoods]

There is absolutely no god(s). It is a false fabrication of the human mind.

[qsera]

I think there is god because there is absolute randomness. One can call that God, and by that definition God created everything.

[Henchman21]

There are monsters with human faces though. A great many.

[b0rtb0rt]

what created the universe?

[dcminter]

Why is "God did it" a better answer than "it just happened" ? If you prefer the "God did it" you then have to account for where God came from and end up with a set of answers that could just as easily be applied to the universe itself. Believe what you want, but this isn't some kind of gotcha.

[b0rtb0rt]

what’s the difference between “god did it” and “it just happened”? you’re just hand waving over the question of “how did it just happen?”. matter just magically appeared?

[dcminter]

You’re just hand waving over the question of “How did god just happen?” God just magically appeared?

See? It's a crap argument.

[beams_of_light]

Don’t know, but religions created to reign in the masses probably don’t explain it.

There were many religions before the Abrahamic ones.

[b0rtb0rt]

how does religion being wrong disprove the existence of god?

[mrkeen]

Will concede that, if you can get from "there is no proof of not-god" to supporting any claim about the nature of reality according to faith or scripture.

[adamredwoods]

No one needs to disprove, because no religion has ever had proof of an existence of a god(s).

[qsera]

Same thing that created numbers.