Lessing's Conception of a Universal Religion

Lessing's "Nathan the Wise" means the universal concept of rational religion, which is typical of enlightenment. Lessing did not abandon the existing religion in his work, but I think his humanitarian religion contradicts the definition of human beings. Therefore, understanding of religion by Lessing is impossible to realize because it ignores the foundation of religion. First, I will explain that this play reproduces the intention of manhood and humanity.

Many religions imply this in the notion of heaven, hell and purgatory. To be "a place" means that they must be outside our universe. In other words, they must be in different universes. Or they are their own universe. The universe can parallel and be one aspect of our universe. The objection to this is that they exist in dimensions that we can not understand or undiscovered in our universe. If you think of planets and galaxies as approximate reasoning of the universe, this means nearly a myriad of universe. When calculating something with this ratio, the count is usually 1, 2, 3 ... infinity. Therefore, referring to the planetary concept above, we believed only what we saw in the solar system.

Scientists now know that there are at least 2 trillion galaxies in the universe. It is a wonderful place quite different from the concept of the universe we have when it was established among the world's major religions. So, have astronomical discoveries in the past few centuries affected religion? In the past few decades there was a new way to discuss atheism. Religious philosophers such as Michael Martin and Nicholas Everett asked us to think about the universe we expect Christian God to create and compare it with the universe we live in It was. I think they have a mismatch. Everitt is focusing on the size of the universe and I believe this will give us reasons to believe that there is no classical Christian god.

Clearly, we are expecting a difference between the type of the universe created by the human-centered God and the universe we live in. How do you explain it? The simplest explanation is, of course, that God does not exist. The dimension of the space and time of the universe gives us reasons to be atheist