Oracle wrote:Just because you see and appreciate the beauty of the universe, it does not mean it was created for your pleasure by a God.
When did I ever say that and how is that relevant to the existence of God?
Some live and die and never see this beauty, only its pain. Is God (if he exists) any less real for them in that case?
They all have a brain so the onus is on them to start using it.
God (if he exists) cannot exist only for some and not others. God cannot exist to be good to some and not others.
God is neither good nor bad to anyone. When you drive recklessly and die God has nothing to do with it. When one’s mortal earthly body surcomes to earthly illnesses God has nothing to do with it! When my time comes and I'll die from cirrhosis it's because I drink myself silly with Scotch and God has nothing to do with it!
The presence or absence of a God is not dependent on our feelings. You cannot use your perception of the universe as evidence that God exists. Your feelings are fallible.
I thought you were looking for an otherwise inexplicable miracle to justify the presence of God and now you say that's not good enough? You cheeky little monkey!
Your feelings evolved to make sense of the universe as it is, not the other way around.
You what?