Bah, Humbug! "STUFF" does not defeat me!

I tend to see problems similarly to @EyesThatSmile. Undiscovered solutions vice unsolvable problems. Answers are out there, awaiting our discovery.

I am inspired by the story of George Bernard Dantzig who, as a frequently-tardy Berkeley grad student in mathematics, showed up 20 mintues late for his math class, copied two problems from the chalkboard that he assumed were homework assignments, went home and eventually solved them, only to later be told by the instructor that he had put them on the chalkboard at the beginning of class as examples of 'unsolvable problems.' This feat launched his career, but likely wouldn't have happened had he not been late to class and therefore open to his supposed homework assignment being solvable.

True, true and true!!! This is exactly the problem of whether or not heaven exists.
There is no solution to the problem, therefore there must not be a problem. Therefore, the fact is to be accepted that heaven does not exist. This is the basis of my non-belief, the supernatural realm of heaven does not exist, except as a human delusion. A truth to be accepted. GROG

I disagree. Should Edison have stopped at 150 tries? Would that have meant that it is true, we can’t make light from electricity? Just because one person can’t find the answer to a problem, does not mean an answer isn’t out there, somewhere.

You sound like Mark Meadows.

There's a lot of problems that just require more information or resources.
Humans yearned to fly since they first saw birds.
Many just settled for accepting the "fact" that humans can't fly.

There is no solution to this post.. But i will not accept that...

Oh wait.. 2+2=4 ☺

So.... How do we solve the problem of religion?
Certainly not by accepting it as the truth.
They, of course, have the same problem with reason.

Or you could be looking at it from the wrong or too narrow a perspective