agonistic or atheistic belief is illogical because our ‘grain-of-sand’ universe cannot simple appear out of nothing. Even if all the elements of our universe always existed, they would still require a catalytic force to initiate that big bang. In addition, the same force must establish an energetic direction of how the universe unfolds. If there were no direction for the ‘big bang’ to follow, the resultant universe would resemble a chaotic shambles. A belief in God is a belief in that catalytic force, which is logical. How that catalytic force is perceived is causation for multifold divisions within various societies. However, the force itself is indivisible. Human thinking creates the divisions, bringing us back to the human ability to think.
How can thinking arise out of elements that apparently formed the universe? Or, can a rock think? Your ability to think is an indicator that there is something greater within infinity than just the elements that form our physical universe. What is so great about that ability is that it is left to oneself to figure it out, indicating the degree of freedom each of us have. The absolute freedom is your individual free will that allows you to take your thinking anywhere at anytime. The disappointing part of that freedom is that it also allows us to subjugate it to a thought-form of our own making, binding us to the thought-form, which is subjugating our free will to a self-created or accepted mind-object, by believing in its reality but that reality is self-created or accepted.
Real reality is your ability to form a belief by thought, using your unrestricted free will, and that ability and freedom cannot arise out of rock no matter how eloquently it can be demonstrated that it apparently