God does not exist

The online lectures for my class.  My professor, a few years ago (I believe), recorded all of the lectures in front of a camera.  These are posted online in our school's website tool called eCompanion.  There's tons of lectures--some of which I haven't watched yet but need to find time to watch :-(

It's not that fun to watch them online.  Much more fun to be in a classroom setting, but he still lectures in class.  We're in the theology section of the class--fun!  But I was referring to the epistemology section of the course where we learned about the nature of science (also the methodology section of the course where we learned about... methodologies).

The online lectures for my class.  My professor, a few years ago (I believe), recorded all of the lectures in front of a camera.  These are posted online in our school's website tool called eCompanion.  There's tons of lectures--some of which I haven't watched yet but need to find time to watch :-(

I hit a brick wall here: http://smconline.org/index.real?action=eCompanion

This lecture, however, is intensely interesting! http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6308228560462155344

We're in the theology section of the class--fun!

I hope it's a short one. God is just one unlikely metaphysical theory and it gets far more attention than it deserves.

No, theology is a big section and deserves much attention.  We have already proven in the class that god exists.  But we just can't seem to prove that "God" exists :-)

By the way that's not our eCompanion and you definitely wouldn't find the lectures there.  The eCompanion we have is on my college's website but you would hit a wall there as well because you have to be enrolled in this university and in this class to see the lectures.

We have already proven in the class that god exists.

man what

man what

Lol yes, to an extent that no rational person could deny it.

In regards to the video Ubuntu posted (I'm one minute into it :-)) I just wanted to share this quote he said: "Yet the assumptions that quantum theory needs to make in order to deliver those predictions are so mysterious..."  Key word that caught my attention was "assumptions."  But anyway, so far, a good video.