| Subject: Re: god, who can't logically exist. |
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James
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Date Posted: 08:29:27 09/01/00 Fri
In reply to:
avalanche
's message, "Re: god, who can't logically exist." on 04:55:13 09/01/00 Fri
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> > The ultimate paradoxal question:
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> > If there is no God, where did the universe come from?
> > Big Bang? Well what made it go boom?
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> according to modern scientific understanding, the
> big bang of the past could actually be the big crunch
> of the future, time-reversal is scientifically
> speaking very much possible if and when the universe's
> growth starts reversing on itself, then there's the
> entire possibility of mother and child universes.
Useing words like COULD and POSSIBLE are just ways of saying we don't know. Yet you put your faith in science oh sorry trust, when it hasn't PROVEN a damn thing about where we came from has it? Yet you are willing to accept it with blind faith. Why because it is in a text book?
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> If there was
> > indeed an original mass that blew up, where did that
> > mass come from? How did it get there? And if that
> mass
> > was there before the universe existed, then the
> > universe had to exist before the big bang.
>
> no it didn't. the mass could've come from a mother
> universe, but to our point of view, that mother
> universe never existed (as it lays outside of our
> dimensional structure), alternatively as i allready
> explained, the past could be the future, and the
> future could be the past.
Whoa now you're sounding all philosophical. And again according to a scientific method approch that would be BS because nobody has ever seen these other universes or travelled to a different demention.
But while we are on that subject. You believe in other dementions? Good. So do I. God can be explained by using the extra demensional theory. Know what that is? If not I will explain. It means that things that exist in a higher level of demensions cannot be understood by things in a lower demension. So let's say Mr. Square on a chart is a life-form. And only exists in two demensions. WE as 3D beings cann see the whole part of Mr. Square all at once. We can see his past present and future all at once because we would exist in more demensions that he. We would exist in all times and places to him all at once. Which would be totally inconcievable to him. But we would know that it was true.
Now let's say Mr. Squares "God" was a cube. The cube could reveal parts of himself to Mr. Square like a point, or line segment or even one whole side. But could never reveal to Mr. Square His whole being because Mr. Square could not understand a third demension.
But does the cube-god exist? Well of course he does. But can Mr. Square prove it? Nope. So would Mr. Square be a fool for saying there is no cube-god then? Yes, because we all know he exists.
This is kinda the way I see it with people and God.
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> So back to
> > the question, where did it come from?
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> where did god come from? is he eternal? if god can
> be eternal, why can't existance just be eternal? if
> you say that the big bang must have had a beginning,
> then so did god have had a beginning, if god had a
> beginning, then he must've been created by something,
> another god?
I don't know where God came from. All I know is "In the beginning GOD..." It is just accepted that He does exist and brought everything into creation. It doesn't say how he came into being. I doubt I could even understand it if he explained.
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