Philosophy.

The universe started at one point. Where did it start from? God? or the middle of the universe? Most would answer God. Answer that a giant man, that with a wave of his hand created all that we are in seven days. A smaller part of a more logical part of the world that we live in would answer with their minds, the thing that works everything.
I will join those who use what is there to help them survive the harsh beatings of life. To say that God is not real, he is not here, he is not anywhere. He is a figment of imagination of man's ever evolving mind. There is no man, spirit, or thing in this universe that could create our world and everything that did, does, or ever will exsist in it in just seven days.
People say that he is almighty, a perfect being, and that he will save us all, but where is he now, how is he saving us from our own destruction. He is the one that sent us here to "test us", but if he was perfect he would already know who was on his side and who was against him.
Were there any that believed in him from the begining? Did they see him with their undeveloped eyes? How did they speak to him? Did they speak at all? How did he comfort them? Did he even go to them?
The answer is no! he does not exsist. If he 'loved' us then he would sit beside us and talk to us today. Show us the way to be perfect. No war. No death. No disease. Nothing.
But that is exactly what we would be, nothing. If it were not for the imperfections of humanity, Life itself would not occur. Our lives would be as dull as a blank peice of paper. To see things perfectly would include the garentee of discovering nothing. To learn nothing. To be no one. The personalities would be all perfect, giving us all good qualities, but to do so would make it were we would constantly not be ourselves. This would then cause disruption, thus we can never be perfect in our personalities.
If humanity is to try and become perfect is good enough. This makes us better people. We constantly learn and judge to 'good' and 'bad' around us. To be imperfect is a gift that evolution has given us. It is our whole life, and I will never ask for more.