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I know what you believe. It's that I believe, just as fervently and with just as much conviction (though probably with a bit more doubt, as I refer to myself as agnostic with atheisitic tendencies) that there is a better posibility for there not being a God, and that religion and its findings are antiquated beliefs having evolved since the human quest for "origins." Science is the new religion, and to me, even with all of its flaws falls on a more honest path of "reality" than religion.
But I openly admit my inability to know the ultimate answers, be them through religion or science. God is, for me, as neural an experience as love or grief or listening to music. But there's no way I know that the systems of neuroscience weren't developed for such an experience by God.
Pardon my ineloquence: it's spring break and I've had too much wine.
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