Is the idea of ​​God IRRATIONAL?

Nowadays, it is naive to believe in some “god” somewhere “up there.” In the past, people believed in various gods, forest women, dwarves, giants, dragons, etc. But today, we no longer have to resort to some myths. Science today reveals the real world. No one today believes in fairies or forest women. So why believe in any God and heaven that is above us and hell somewhere underground? Today we know that there is no sky above the sky, but the Universe. Our Earth is no longer considered the center of the world; it is just one small planet in the middle of a huge cosmos. And below us is no hell, but a molten slurry of the earth’s mantle and an even deeper earth’s core. Nowhere is there a place for hell where devils torture and torture sinners, nor is there a place for heaven, angels, and God. Where would they live? How do they fly somewhere between stars and planets? Funny. As ridiculous as the idea that God, if any, would be interested in anything as insignificant as humanity and the Earth in general. Therefore, no thinking person today can believe in God with a serious face and at the same time keep his sanity…
This is a common accusation by atheists who claim that God’s idea is irrational – that is, contrary to common sense, and a person who values ​​his reason cannot accept the idea and idea of a”supernatural God.” When Gagarin returned from space, his statement flew around the world: “I did not see God there.”

“When the moderator openly asked Provine if there was” the possibility of being an intellectually honest Christian evolutionist … or we had to turn off our brains at the church door, “his answer was very straightforward:” You really have to turn off your brains. “
(in Lee Strobel, Case Creator)
So how is it?
FIRST EXPLANATION: WHAT IS “SUPERNATED”?
• Imagine you are in the middle of the ocean, alone, in the waves, fighting for your life. What is your ability to do to save yourself? What can the ocean offer you to save you?
• And now the helicopter will suddenly arrive and save you. Is this intervention “natural” or “supernatural”?
The answer:
• If you think ONLY IN THE BOUNDARIES OF THE OCEAN, it is SUPERNATURAL. There are no helicopters anywhere in the ocean, nor are they any natural inhabitants of the ocean. Helicopter – this is something foreign that arrives from behind the world’s borders, which is the ocean. There should be no real, real, or non-existent helicopters in the ocean world, so BELIEVING IN THEM IS IRACIONAL!
• Conversely, if you consider the WHOLE WORLD, not just a part of it (which is the ocean) – then helicopter rescue is NATURAL, and you can rightly expect it, believe in it, and hope for it because there are places on the coast where a Coast Guard helicopter is normal. And natural and is normal and natural to fly and save people. TRUSTING A HELICOPTER TO SAVE ME IS FULLY RATIONAL AND LOGICAL!
This is exactly what our watch game is, respectively. Watch factory:
• If you consider the factory to be “WHOLE WORLD” ONLY and ignore everything beyond its borders, then the DESIGNER idea is irrational because there is no designer inside the factory and there is nowhere to exist (the factory is fully automatic, there is no “office”) someone like that could sit).
• BUT IF WE ACCEPT that the walls of the factory do not end the Universe, on the contrary, the factory is only a part of a much larger world, then the idea that somewhere outside the factory (at home, in his villa) lives the designer and operator of the factory, who even controls its operation and can its run to intervene (via computer and internet) is by no means unnatural, supernatural, or irrational – and it usually works in our world as well…
What does this mean?
•, many things in the world are normal, logical, rational, and natural.
• But if we start to consider only part of the world (e.g., only the ocean as in the example) and exclude other parts of it (land and coast guard in the same example), many manifestations and things will seem supernatural. We will consider them irrational and foreign to the world we have confined ourselves to, and faith in them will be considered contrary to common sense.