Originally Posted by RayVega

I respect your opinion, but I have to disagree. I look at Karma more as a science than a religion.

The complexities of the universe (as proven) are controlled by laws of physics and mathematics, as is the movement of atoms, as is the atoms movement controlling electrical impulses. As is electrical impulses controlling our decisions in our brains, as is the decisions we make controlling what we do. Now, everyone knows there are two parts of a mathematical equation, the part on either side of the equal sign.

Now, how high and mighty are we to say that we understand and know that this complex mathematical computation reacting to everything down to our very actions can or cannot be made equal by the actions or events of things outside our control in order to bring equilibrium to the universe?

now that is a menial description tying math to behavior to events, but how menial we are in comparison to the complexity of the universe? We just cannot boast that we are so evolved as to know for a fact the intricate details of every aspect of the extremely complex mathematical algorithms that control the movement and functioning of the universe itself.
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