No, only a very young child who can't think straight.
No no......
Any true scientist could tell you that there has to be a reason for everything that we know about.
And it's not a bad theory to assume there is going to be a reason for everything that we don't know about.
Children 1 - StTruth 0 .
Read what I wrote again. What you said is a total misrepresentation of what I wrote. I was objecting to the injecting of reason to the existence of everything. I was saying that is wrong. To inject reason is wrong. This is what I wrote:
I know what you wrote, and you were wrong.
No true Scientist injects reasons. Scientists search for causes and effects; actions and reactions. Reasons!
Precisely, that's what I said. I have a feeling you don't understand what I wrote. Try reading it again. Perhaps English is not your native language? Then I suggest looking up a dictionary. This is what I wrote:
Begging your pardon but your English seems very strange to me........ just look at what you write.
Read it yourself.......
"But before we can legitimately imbue.............."
Little Oxford : Legitimate = Lawful, justifiable.
Imbue = Fill with feelings, qualities or emotions.....
StTruth, Science works with theorems, facts, knowledge, not feelings and emotions. It would help your English if you would look it all up before you write it down.
Only your last statement is correct. Only a child thinks there should be a reason to everything. That's because a child is not capable of rational thinking.
Why should there be a reason for everything? Because a child says so?
No StTruth, there is a reason for everything that exists because so far in our searches we have found as much.
Our best Physicists, Astronomers and mathematicians could tell you that as well as mostly any kid.
Ask Professor Hawking, he wrote a book about just that subject.
I'm brutally honest because I am...
St Truth
Well, I don't believe that you tell fibs, you're just disillusioned imo. The problem could be that you have placed your hands over your eyes and keep saying 'Nah! Nah! Nah!' so that you can neither see nor hear the simple truth, that there is a reason for all.
And by the way, although I choose to call that reason God, it doesn't mean that I believe in a God that cares any more about you or me than the grass growing beside my home.