Episode 1: The existence of God.

We begin by discussing our theory on the existence of God.
The topic is a little controversial, and kicks off some great debates, but we believe that we may have cracked part of the mystery, here is our theory:

When someone says the word 'God', you most likely think of the old guy in the sky, or that guy with the beard who controls everything, punishing the sinners, and granting miracles etc. Either way, you probably think of how he's commonly perceived in religious books and scriptures (E.g. Bible, Quran etc).

Our theory is a little different... you have to separate this idea of 'God' as a being, and see it as a descriptive word, not a noun. Look at it as a word that describes the action of mother nature, the basic principal that everything just exists. When you move the word 'God' from a noun to a descriptive, it really starts to make a lot of sense, thus proving it's existence. After all, 'God' is nothing but a word describing that everything happens.

The reason the religious version of 'God' seems so far fetched, is because it's been taken literally, which has ended up an unrealistic, personified version of an idea that seems highly unlikely, be it scientifically, factually, or logically. But 'God' as descriptive word for the reality that is life, seems to make sense...

You can't deny the existence of an idea right..?

So next time someone says 'it was an act of God', the chance of this being true depends on how they look at it, and If it's used in the way that we have described it here, it works.

In a nutshell: The background hum and science of life, is 'God', as a happening, nothing more than the descriptive notion of our existence. Basically, anything and everything that happens is 'God', but not as a sentient being, it's just the universe doing its thing.

Well, there you go, we hope to have got some thoughts flowing, and look forward to your spin on this theory.
Get involved, let us know what you think, get commenting!

Many thanks,
The Theory Exchange.