Arguments Against the Existence of God
The standard arguments for theism — cosmological, ontological,
fine-tuning — all contain a compression error. An omniscient God
cannot exist. The more interesting question is how close can we get?
Look at the record. Jesus, a Jew from Galilee, is God to about a
third of humanity. Abraham, the first Jew, is a prophet to another
quarter. Einstein and Witten are the gods of the physicists. Freud
is the god of the psychologists. When the plane starts shaking and
you start praying, the god you should be praying to is Theodore von
Kármán, the Hungarian Jew who worked out much of the aerodynamics
that keeps it in the air. The god who protects you from earthquakes
is Nathan Newmark, the Jewish engineer who founded modern earthquake
engineering, and whose methods are still used to design the buildings
that stay up when the ground moves. And when you say grace, the one
to thank is Fritz Haber, the Jewish chemist who worked out how to
make fertiliser out of the air, which today feeds about half the
people alive.
Even the countries that were officially atheist did not escape. The
communists abolished God and then hung Marx in every office and every
classroom. Marx was a Jew too. The creators of the modern AI gods are
Dario Amodei, Sam Altman and Mark Zuckerberg… all Jewish…
The Jews wrote God. Then some of us wrote him out. Then we became
gods ourselves.
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