Does the vastness of the universe prove there is no God?

nothing we know disproves god.

I was atheist too, but now I tend to believe in God. I believe in God who is the creator and observer.

Do I believe in that God send his son to condemn our sin? I don’t believe that.
I don’t believe that god can manipulate us in any form.
I don’t think he can help us in any form neither.

It likes God is the audience who sitting at God’s home and watching us playing a soccer. As a soccer player, you don’t hear any word from your audience but you know there it’s an audience who keep watching us.

I just believe we are part of God, and I don’t think we will know who is God or what is God soon. Maybe God just means energy, ether, higg boson or whatever scientific thing that we will finally discover.

Only evidence can prove. A lack of evidence is a lack of proof of anything.

Well, technically, it doesn’t matter how huge the Universe is, God could have a personal relationship and sit down for tea every week with every single being on every single planet orbiting every single star.

He is God after all.

The vastness of the universe and excess of information make it possible to prove pretty much anything to yourself if you wanna. What do you want to prove to yourself?

lol.
Considering the universe is so vast, and atoms are considered probabilities, then the bigger the Universe only means more probabilities, so the probability a god exists goes up due to its epicness.

@Phil, we all know that, “Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence”
I’ve said many times, if you can describe to me a color-what it looks like, I will buy that argument. You can’t always explain experience in a neat little bow for someone else.

Another misconception about god, is that everyone assumes its a ‘person’ and cares ‘specifically’ what you do.

I one to believe that God literally IS all things that are, was or ever will be. Something above and beyond the scope of a normal minds ability to grasp in it’s entirety, simply because it is your entire mind, bod, and soul, plus some. As extensions of God we examine ourselves and the world around us. In a sense, it’s like sitting and thinking about yourself, looking in a mirror, and running tests on yourself. We are the thoughts and fingers of God reaching out and exploring and understanding Ourself.

I believe there is a purple teakettle orbiting mars that created the universe. Don’t believe in God though…

With big questions like these, I like to counter with “Does it matter?” There is no way we can ever know, and if one day we can know, then excellent! Otherwise, it doesn’t matter…. No sense in worrying or arguing about it.

I think that believing in the existence of God and proving his existence are two different things.
One can believe in many things, but belief only does not make them exist in the world/ universe, it only makes them exist in our mind, and therefore we start to see proofs of their existence and look up for arguments to support that.
Existence means different things to different people. For positivists for instance, the only things that exist are those that can be measured.
For fervent Christians, muslims, religous people that is, the existence of God is unquestionable, they are lead by their feelings that can substitute rational thinking at some point.

So, determining what existence is, is a tricky matter for which we can probably never find an answer.

Belief on the other hand, does not need proofs. I believe that music is capable of building peace in societies. I don’t need to prove that, since it gives meaning to what I do with music. I think the same applied to people who believe in God. It doesn’t really matter if the essence of what they believe in can or can not be proved as long as it gives meaning to what they do.

Now, to answer your question about the vastness of the universe and how that somehow proves the unexistence of God. Well, I don’t think it proves anything other than itself. We only know parts of the truth, pieces of what is, so we can’t possibly prove the existence or unexsitence of something based on something else , the essence of which we can not totally grasp.
How did we come to realize that the universe in infinite?
How can we prove that this knoweldge is not partial?
How can we be sure that we we know is real? that is reflects reality?
What is reality ? what is existence? How can we know that that which is real is real, and that which is not real is not ?

Exactly my point kidvisions

We as in mankind? Unfortunately I do not think this will ever be possible. We make judgements each and every day. The art is to do this as little as possible. At discussion forums like these it is easier to control yourself, since you have time to re read your reply before posting it, however in real life once you have said something you cannot press the delete button anymore.

Or did you refer to judgements in my posts?