Maybe because “God” only exists in the mind of the human as an idea and was imprinted in a book written by man to fulfil a specific purpose which is/was only relevant to those who wrote and advertised it? Even though this fact alone should stand as 99.99999999999(9)% reason as to why he said so this is not the reason why he uttered such words.
This man has been immersed in the study of the PHYSICAL world for decades through the empirical method. “God” and “heaven” is a concept existent within the human mind.
The human mind is always 100% dependent on the physical: without the brain there is no consciousness. If you do not eat (physical) you will not be able to “think” properly – your mind will start playing games on you – and eventually you will die and = “dust to dust”. Nothing of you will remain because your existence as consciousness (the thinking process) is intrinsically dependent on the physical. If you cannot remember in detail every moment of your life and you are alive with a brain that has a specific “compartment” for MEMORY, how and why the fuck would anyone expect to still exist as a “conscious being” when dead?
Life, as it exists on earth, is nothing else but a physical/chemical process with a beginning and an end. BeLIEving in a god and heaven does not change the facts: even the universe will end...
This universe seems ordered because out time frame is very “limited”. If you fast forward time you will find an interesting thing will take place: eventually, after more "zillions" of years than the number of atoms in the whole universe, NOTHING will remain... NOTHING! The same way that a star eventually stops shining, atoms also lose their structure through releasing heat (as radiation) and eventually the heat from the last atom in the universe will dissipate and what we will have will be darkness at absolute zero temperature (−273.15 °C).
First the largest stars will disappear a few million years after their formation since these burn at astonishing rates. After they are long gone, only one type of stars will remain: The red dwarfs, which burn very slowly over trillions of years (i.e: proximus centaurus). After these red dwarfs fade away, when the universe is 100 trillion years old, we will be left with white dwarfs, dead starts and black holes – and still the majority of the life span of the universe still lies ahead of it. These remaining starts that virtually release no light and heat will turn into black dwarfs. These will contain the last matter in the universe which will dissipate as radiation and leave the universe with absolutely no atoms left. All that will remain will be particles of light and black holes. After a colossal amount of time even the black holes will “evaporate” and all that will be left will be a sea of photons that will gradually be cooled down to absolute zero. The colossal amount of time that I am referring to is 10.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000 years. The number of atoms in the universe is not even close to this! Welcome to the Heat Death of the Universe.
Now, to put this into perspective, here we are on earth for a virtual infinitesimally small amount of time, considering the life span of the universe, still lost in ideas and beliefs of and from the mind that has taken us nowhere else but into wasteful moments of pray (not to mention all the wars fought and lives lost) which always has lead us to NOTHING!
The current accepted theory of the big bang says that the universe came out of nothing... So, my question is: Will another universe emerge when this one reaches absolute zero? Will everything come out of nothing again? And more importantly, if it does, will we (life) make the best out of the small window frame that is given to us by simply “stay real” (physical) and not allow any fairy tales of gods and angels and demons to dictate how we live together? Why not do it right now? This might just be our only shot to enjoy this physicality...
Will we?
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