If you're going to have a child, you must love them equally. There is a roughly 50/50 chance on you getting what you want. There is no "preference" in what your child should be. It's inhumane and irrational.

We know for a fact that everything, EVERYTHING, has a beginning, and ultimately an end. We can see this in our sun, for example. It's creation is no mystery. Hydrogen and Helium particles pulled together by gravity, and reacting with one another to create intense heat. We also know it's dying. Eventually, our sun will

die, and we will die with it.

Now God, on the other hand, goes beyond anything scientific. It goes into the spiritual/realms mumbo jumbo that really has no solid base on which to stand on. God can not exist because there is no logical explanation to his creation. He simply existed forever? His existence has gone on for infinity? Our universe itself had a creation. This would mean he existed before the existence of our universe.

The only logical explanation would be that God is in fact a living entity of some ancient alien race, or created in the Big Bang. This would explain his creation, and perhaps his influence on the planet. I am personally a hardcore atheist, however if I had to pick a religion it would be Scientology (excluding all that cult business).

To shorten this up, there is no scientific, and thus concrete theory on God's creation, existence, and ultimate demise. We don't know he exists because we have absolutely no proof, and there is no logic behind his existence. A little something to think about: If god created the sun on the fifth DAY, how were there days at all?

I have yet to be mislead by Wikipedia. It is for sure a trust worthy source and a good base on which to work on, but only to a certain extent/certain domains. Wikipedia does have questionable information, however for the most part it's solid.

I'm somewhat split on this, but I'm going with bad. Now YES communism can be seen as very good, and I do agree that it's ideology and concept are concrete, and ultimately fight for the "greater good" of humanity. However getting there is a whole different matter, as a country must go through a ridiculous amount of X factors to be able to apply communism properly. Factors such as human emotion can't be put into the calculation because they're variable and thus are inconsistent, something that communism can not be. As someone said earlier, it overlooks human nature. To teach a people how to behave in a communist world we must go back to basics. Wipe humanity clean and restart. This is evidently not a good thing. What we have seen with communism is power mad men who were once good and honest people corrupted beyond human boundaries in their search for power.