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God always was and always will be. I know that is too much to wrap your mind around. You want to believe nothing made everything happen. That is harder to believe. You think nothing made something. Nothing does nothing. Nothing will always do nothing, that is what makes nothing, nothing.
You're assuming I'm atheistic.
Bad start.
I see no point in arguing anything with you if you're going to decide what I believe without me ever saying what I do or don't believe.
wow...that makes absolutely no sense. What you have said makes no sense...was totally incoherent, and at no time did you actually come close to making a point there....I award you no points.....
Then it is a very good thing that your ability to understand something is not the standard by which we conclude it is true or not. Just think of all the modern conveniences we would be denied.
wow...that makes absolutely no sense. What you have said makes no sense...was totally incoherent, and at no time did you actually come close to making a point there....I award you no points.....
If you're going to reference Billy Madison, you could at least get the quote correct.
It's not like you've got a time limit in which you NEED to post, making you unable to look it up.
Nobody created God. Logically, there has to be a cause to the universe that was not caused---that exists outside of the universe, outside of space and time. Otherwise, we get an "infinite regression"--which is impossible. It had to start at some point.
I know it's hard to understand--you've been taught your whole life that there is no God, but haven't really been taught how to think critically about it.
And saying "Goddunit" isn't a logical response. It's a logical cop-out.
It's no more a cop-out than saying "evolutiondidit".
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It's science....if you have 2 alternatives and one is not possible, then logically the other is the answer. Unless, of course, you're an evolutionist, right? Then, you'll jump through whatever hoops necessary to believe anything but creation.
Because if it's possible, then that makes his beliefs potentially incorrect, and would make him wrong.
The above answer is more correct than anything he will tell you.
Or it could be that to have an infinite regression, it would require an infinite amount of time....which is impossible. But as I pointed out above...to an evolutionist...that's just a challenge...right? Nevermind what is right....just believe it!!!!!!
God always was and always will be. I know that is too much to wrap your mind around. You want to believe nothing made everything happen. That is harder to believe. You think nothing made something. Nothing does nothing. Nothing will always do nothing, that is what makes nothing, nothing.
The idea of infinity is not too much to wrap our minds around. Humans have been doing it for millenia. The problem is that some people have chosen to believe in an infinite God, and accept nothing else, while others choose to open their minds to infinite possibilities. God is one possibility. An eternal universe is another. No one believes that nothing made something. But there is plenty of reason to believe that energy is eternal, that it cannot be destroyed, that it can be transformed, and that it is transformed. If the universe is made up of energy (energy equals matter, matter equals energy), then the universe is made up of something that cannot be destroyed, and is therefore eternal, isn't it?
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