Scientifically speaking, God may exist

[AND1]

Be frank and come to the point, I don't believe the concept of any God in any religion, but I could not deny that a "perfect, omnipotent, omniscient" being possibly exists in the universe. My reason is that:

(1) We have been developing on the road of evolution, like sciences do;

(2) The universe runs under the Three Laws -- the law of conservation of mass, the law of conservation of energy, and the law of conservation of information;

(3) We all believe that one day that sciences will become so great and so powerful that we, or our offspring in future, will almost act like God. But according to the Three Laws, for the universe, such being has existed and been existing.

Finally, I read Albert Einstein's biography, and found that his point about God, more or less, like mine (He was great, I did't understand his theory of relativity though)

[Craig Tucker]

No discussions on religion