Academy of Sciences of Heroesland

it is impossible to prove or disprove the existence of God.

Yeah, that's quite a clever argument!
Honestly, I find these extremely critical views of atheists unsettling because, in their intensity, they are in no way inferior to their theoretical religious fanatics. In that case, what is the difference between you and the object of your criticism and hatred, gentlemen? If there is no God and you know it, then be smarter and don't flaunt it to everyone.

And in general... people believe not because they are short-sighted and because it is necessary according to the scriptures, but because they want to.

I immediately imagine this: electrons gathered before the Big Bang.
--Listen, comrades! -- one shouted.
--What?
--Let's, when the explosion happens, repel each other!
--That's a great idea! Let's do it! And let's also arrange a meeting with protons and come up with something else!

Hmm. In this matter, I adhere to the field theory. In the sense that God = soul, and the soul is a field that permeates matter.
This theory is developed by Aryan; according to his version, a single universal soul was born during the Big Bang, which split into many parts and flew in search of planets suitable for life.
Another version: since the soul is immaterial, it means that the laws of this world do not apply to it, and therefore, for example, it can move at superluminal speeds or pass through wormholes even in black holes, because gravity is not essential (but on the other hand, if it is essential, then we can assume that the soul is exotic matter).
Well, it's beautiful, but I can't judge how plausible it is:smile26:
But on the other hand, what then creates life and guides it? There is definitely something besides matter.