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Christmas is here. Now it is Christmas night. The night should be the celebration of mercy. But sometimes that thing causes trauma. Christmas is the celebration of something that should be mercy. But the thing is that the mercy sometimes hurts people. When we talk about religion we always see some far-wing representations and their opinions about that thing. 

And today. We can think about our relationship with god. Science is like a thin corridor. The thin corridor means that all knowledge that we have is somehow limited. The thing is that. 

We all travel in thin corridors. We can say that knowledge makes the thin corridors. When we make some new models. We must justify those things by using comprehensive research.  If we don't use empirical research. And empiric methods those things are not different from opinions. 

If we want to have deep knowledge of things like computing. We need time to learn those things. 


That means. That time is away from something else. 


The thin corridor means that if we want to have deep knowledge of something. We must realize that there are lots of things that we should know. 

But when we talk about the idea that the only thing that we need is god's love, we must understand that we need also food and other kinds of things. The other thing is that. We have the right to talk about the god. Even if we have different opinions than some other people. 

If we want to think about the god. And god's relationship with the material. And the universe. We can say that the god is substance. 

The substance that existence and abilities depend on itself. But if the god is a substance that means there should be something that creates this substance. The thing is that god is one thing that we can handle by thinking of that thing as an intelligent and powerful structure in the universe. 

Sir Isaac Newton said that the universe is like a clock. And that means. God must have a willingness to help people. 

If we want to make the god angry we can close our eyes and walk on the streets. Believing that god saves us.

And should not disturb god without a good reason. But there are also many other ways to think about the god. But then we can say that the god.  And other things are sometimes very uncomfortable topics for discussion.  There is a good way to cheat people. The other person asks. Do other people believe in god? 

The other person starts to say. That the person who says "yes" believes in some "superstition". During that discussion. The people say that their grandmother believes, etc. In that situation, the people press their company to make "confessions". And that thing is a very traumatic way to discuss about religion. 

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