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• Faith is just a cognitive mechanism  + (957)
• The experience of love  + (958)
• The experience of love has a rational explanation  + (959)
• Contemplating sacred art  + (960)
• Sacred art is merely a mental projection of the artists or their patrons.  + (961)
• Contemplating nature  + (962)
• Nature is merely the product of physical and biochemical mechanisms  + (963)
• These are subjective experiences  + (964)
• These are infantile feelings that invade adult consciousness, leading it to believe in an illusory completeness.  + (965)
• Faced with the world, we can also be subjectively certain that God doesn't exist, that everything is absurd...  + (966)
• Even if the phenomenon has a divine origin, the deities to whom these transcendences are attributed vary.  + (967)
• If we bet that freedom exists, we must bet on God.  + (968)
• Human freedom" as we observe it can perfectly well be seen as the result of biological and social forces alone.  + (969)
• Man is determined  + (970)
• Sartre's existentialists believe in freedom and deny the existence of God  + (971)
• If God is omniscient, creation and freedom are useless  + (972)
• God doesn't know the future  + (973)
• God is supposed to be omniscient  + (974)
• It's up to the person who advances a thesis to prove it.  + (975)
• Proof exists  + (976)
• The unexplained  + (977)
• The unexplained cannot be explained, even by the existence of God.  + (978)
• The universe is not self-sufficient  + (979)
• The question "Why does the universe exist?" is meaningless.  + (980)
• The universe exists from all eternity, its existence is not in question.  + (981)

• The universe makes sense  + (982)

• The meaning of the universe is only a projection of the human mind  + (983)
• Atheists also put forward a thesis  + (984)
• Atheists have never claimed that the laws of physics are self-forming or that energy needs no incidental cause.  + (985)
• To claim that a thing has no cause, or that it is caused by a god who has no cause, is the same thing.  + (986)
• No experiment proves the existence of God  + (987)
• Awakening experiences show that there is no god  + (988)
• There are no "back worlds" where God would stand  + (989)
• There is a "world of Ideas" where mathematical concepts and moral values are held.  + (990)
• The "world of ideas" is merely the product of our culture and the creations of our brains.  + (991)
• The laws of physics stand in a backwater  + (992)
• The term "backworld" means everything and nothing at the same time  + (993)
• Near-death experiences show an invisible reality  + (994)
• IMEs are simple hallucinations  + (995)
• IMEs are like dreams  + (996)
• IMEs are influenced by the surrounding culture  + (997)
• IMEs have an underlying structure that is stable across cultures and environments  + (998)
• The sensation of leaving one's body is produced by stimulation of the right parietal cortex.  + (999)
• Some people who testify to their IME lie about it to make it more sensationalist (and therefore more sellable to the media or if they decide to write a book about it).  + (1,000)
• Most experimenters have tucked away their experience for years and haven't benefited from it.  + (1,001)
• There is no evidence to suggest that experimenters have often lied.  + (1,002)
• On the contrary, scientific experiments on the subject contradict certain testimonies.  + (1,003)
• Many children also report IMEs, so we can't accuse them of trying to "sell" something.  + (1,004)
• The point is not to deny the existence of IMEs, but simply to demonstrate that they in no way prove the existence of an afterlife.  + (1,005)
• Hallucinations are very diverse, but IMEs always follow a similar scenario.  + (1,006)
• Hallucinations are accompanied by a very active electroencephalogram, whereas IMEs can take place with a flat EEG.  + (1,007)