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Monday, September 2, 2013

What is 'Reality?'



Atheists often claim that theists are not realistic when promoting faith.  They claim that all we need to study and know is what is in 'reality.'  To them, God is an imaginary being that is not present in 'reality.'

However, what is 'reality?'  

This universe is mostly empty space.  Solidity is an illusion created by forces generated by electrons.  We really cannot confirm what 'reality' is and studies show that this universe might be a computer program of sorts.

So...

What is 'reality?'

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