Actually, your comment about Anu actually says something about religion and God being proven or dis-proven. Religion is a cultural artifact and changes as culture changes. It's entirely possible for a culture to move completely away from a religion. And while that doesn't prove a religion to be false, it does make it useless. I think the same thing will probably happen to the God of the monotheistic traditions, possibly in just a few generations. No one can prove God exists just like you can't prove Thor or Apollo exists, but belief in God might become as useless as believing in Thor or Apollo. The base of human knowledge is growing at such an enormous rate that God is finding fewer and fewer places to hide, and theologians are relying on increasingly obscure ways of defining God.F0RC3 wrote:LOL this topic has been quite hilarious. Your arguing is for nothing. Most religions can neither be proven or disproven and God definitely can't be proven or disproven.
Just for fun i'll say what i believe. I believe in the almighty god Anu(just kidding)!
In the past, belief in gods and religious practice was part of the way humans explained the world and interacted with it. But today we have better explanations and we can see how superstitious practices are generally hollow. Today, religion's main offering is comfort to those who have a hard time dealing with their own mortality. It's possible that humans will find better ways to deal with this fear in the future.