The multiverse theory is an alternative to the atheist’s view of God.

Without any miracles, a deity that actually exists does exactly the same thing as a deity that doesn’t exist at all.

We’re trying to experimentally test the existence of miracles, prayer, and the soul’s presence, but the result is negative.

What we’re saying is that the theories underlying Christianity can be falsified. How many of those “miracles” have actually been successfully proven through experimentation?

Raffai Péter: The theory of multiple universes is a religion – precisely the same religion as if I were saying that God created the world.

If we expect miracles through Christianity, then everything will become completely indefensible (i.e., there will be no logical basis left for such claims).

We don’t even need to assume that a certain scenario exists in order to accept the concept of a multiverse.

Horváth Dezső: The theory of robbery has so far been supported by all observations made to date.

Even if the multiverse exists, we’re still just Boltzmann brains, hallucinating the world.

The initial explosion didn’t cause anything to be stolen. It was the endless space itself that began to expand.

A multiverse could be something that has existed since eternity, consisting of an infinite number of universes that came into existence in the past.