Reply #31: Since I decided sometime as a teenager [View All]

[FlaGranny]

that I didn't believe in God - I've done a small amount of thinking on the subject of how we got here. Since I've learned about atoms and such, I've sometimes thought that the entire planet, solar system, universe is but a small part of some supernuclear detonation in the past, and that if we could look close enough, we might see similar universes and solar systems if we only had strong enough microscopes and telescopes. I guess that's one of the reasons I found "Men in Black" interesting. Infinite universes within universes. So, "god" might just be an accidental meeting of two so-called "atomic particles" which created our particular reality. Just an idea I've had for many years. If I try to explain it, some people think I'm nuts, and others have no idea what I'm talking about. I DO have the feeling that humans may be much more insignificant than some would like to believe and much too insignificant for a god, who may or man not be in charge of existence of all there is, to have any but a passing interest in us (one biological race of beings perhaps amongst billions).