you're going to need a boatfull of empirical evidence to even scratch the surface of your conjecture.there is nothing, not one single thing, in any of science as we presently understand it which does not point to how glorious God is.
Quite the contrary every phenomenon that feeds the human sense of
wonder, beauty, peace with life, and other "spiritual" desiderata may
in fact be proof of the glory of God for a believer. Just because I can
explain the physics and draw the ray diagrams that make it necessary that I be
the unique focus of every rainbow (you don't see the same one even if you are
right next to me,) doesn't mean I cannot enjoy the spiritual gratification of
being the special focus of that particular rainbow. It is all in my head
of course but neither you nor I can present a tight rational argument that God
did not put it there. You are welcome to try, but boatloads of evidence works
both ways. Got any?
I know some extraordinarily intelligent people that believe in
some God as the source of inspiration to keep trying in the face of adversity.
I have convinced myself that I don't need one but I have no proof that that is
a fact. Maybe as long as I keep trying God doesn't care whether I believe
in Herm or not. If Hesh can put up with all the religious idiots, Hesh
can certainly be amused by skeptics.
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