:01:01
- So do you.
- You really do.
:01:07
I read your book.
:01:09
Here we go.
:01:11
You want me to quote you?
:01:13
"Ironically...
:01:15
...the thing people are
most hungry for--
:01:17
--meaning--
:01:18
--is the one thing science
hasn't been able to give them."
:01:22
Yeah.
:01:25
It's like you're saying that...
:01:27
...science killed God.
:01:30
What if science simply revealed...
:01:33
...that He never existed
in the first place?
:01:39
I think we need to get some air.
:01:42
And a few more of these.
:01:45
Thank you.
:01:48
A little chilly out here.
:01:50
Yeah, this is nice.
:01:51
I got one for you.
:01:53
Occam's Razor. Ever heard of it?
:01:54
Occam's Razor.
Sounds like some slasher movie.
:01:57
No, Occam's Razor is
a basic scientific principle which says:
:02:01
Things being equal, the simplest
explanation tends to be right.
:02:04
Makes sense to me.
:02:06
So what's more likely?
:02:07
Thank you.
:02:09
An all-powerful God
created the universe...
:02:12
...then decided not to give
any proof of His existence?
:02:15
Or...
:02:16
...that He doesn't exist at all
and that we created Him...
:02:19
...so we wouldn't feel
so small and alone.
:02:23
I don't know.
:02:24
I couldn't imagine living in a world
where God didn't exist.
:02:29
I wouldn't want to.
:02:31
How do you know
you're not deluding yourself?
:02:34
I mean, for me...
:02:35
...I'd need proof.
:02:38
Proof?
:02:42
Did you love your father?
:02:44
Your dad, did you love him?
:02:47
Yes. Very much.
:02:53
Prove it.