“Science itself uses if this happens then this will happen as a basic hypothesis to test something doesn’t it?”

No.

Now, do you have any actual evidence for your imaginary god or only “what ifs?”

“159.Severin, the Christian God, the Jewish God, and the Islamic God are all the same person.”

EXACTLY! They are all imaginary.

“I do not think that there is a specific name for the test that was done to Mr. Eben’s brain durring his coma, but based on the information that I have gatherd on the subject I do believe that there was a test done on his brain.
I believe this to be true because of the amount of sources that I have found that all mention a test.”

I didn’t ask yo what you believe. What you believe is irrelevant.

Thank you for admitting that there is no such test that can determine which memories are created by reality or by dreams/hallucination. Your retraction of that claim is accepted.

What you “believe” is not not only not evidence of your claim, but is evidence that your claim was false.

You have taken a conclusion and now you are trying to cherry-pick and force-fit your vague misunderstandings of things that you do not understand into your wishes. That is not science, that is desperation.

All of those religions together is the largest present age of people in this world.

There are very few people who do not worship the one true God.

It does not prove existence of god, anyway. We are LEARNING, and our “simple minds” passed a long way from discovering the earth was not flat, through understanding and explaining ligtning, deseases, atom, …

If god is something you feel, and many people don’t, AND many people feel existence of DIFFERENT GODS, than god is obviously not anything objective. For me, it is obviously immagination.

I do not say there is no god, but everything, including logic, is against that idea. Your “what if” is equal to my “what if”, so: what if matter/energy was not created, but “just existed” and transformed from one form to another through eternity?

What I can never understand is connecting a possible creator of the universe with lives of human beings on this poor small earth.
If you recognize the big bang, for example, and take it as god’s deed, how can you then be a Christian?
Christianity stands on Bible and Bible alone, no other support, and Bible has nothing to do with big bang and multidimensional universe.
If a god created universe, it was not a Christian god, it is obvious. That one had no idea about physics, he used his word and dirt as “cration” tools. He was illiterate.
And IF a god existed and created this very universe, that is so enormeously big, and so enormeously complex, I have a few questions for him (or for you):
1. WHY? WHY did god bother to make billions of galaxies with billions of stars in each?
2. If he did it anyway, this deed of him is SO tremedeous, that I can not imagine he had interest in whom am I sleeping with, and whether or not a young lady is a wirgin when she marries. The idea that THAT god, who created THIS universe, some 13.7 billion years ago, came some 6000 years ago back to earth to do something with bronze age people, is ridiculous. Absolutely unacceptable, unimaginable.
A god able to give existence to billions of supernovas, comes to earth to enjoy the smell of roasted meat and to give people some rules carved in stone plates?
Really ridiculous!

So, you believe anyhing you please, BUT, if you want me to believe the same, much more than just your “feeling” is necessary to persuade me.
Some evidences, for example.

Please have in mind that I only DO NOT BELIEVE there is god, and never claim he (it?) does not exist.
Maybe he (it) does, but that has nothing to do with me, unless he, or someone else, proves, or shows me he (it) has.

Who gives a fuck about all your “what if” ramblings.

We could say “well, perhaps the universe was created by a spotted invisible Unicorn” and it has as much change of being correct as does your nonsense.