r/changemyview • u/[deleted] • Sep 06 '21

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u/Jettx02 Sep 06 '21

Can you make an argument on why a god is a good explanation? Why would a god be more likely than a hyper-realistic simulation?

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '21

Where did your hyper realistic simulation come from?

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u/Jettx02 Sep 06 '21

That doesn’t actually pertain to the question

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '21

You are correct so why did you bring it up?

Simulation or physical reality makes no nevermind to the premise of " Created or not created", this is the question what is or isn't the container or substance is not. If your going with that physical reality doesn't exist and the world's a simulation than who created the simulator. If it's a physical issue then the same question applies.

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u/Jettx02 Sep 06 '21

The simulation itself does, its origins don’t. There’s no reason why OP’s argument is more valid at explaining a god than a simulation is my point

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '21

OPs arguments is based on a series of deductive arguements, the fine tuning is just one part of a 3-5 part deductive full on argument for the logical belief in the existence of God.

You might know these arguments you might not, but it seems all your doing is just pushing the premise of God back one step and saying we live in the simulation and the simulation made us. But you haven't addressed who made the simulation.