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How many people here believe in God?
If you do, can you also explain what kind of entity you see God as.
Personally I am an atheist, but I like to hear religous people's views.
If you do, can you also explain what kind of entity you see God as.
Personally I am an atheist, but I like to hear religous people's views.
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cookie monster wrote:
> But how could god make the big bang? as before the big bang occured
> there was nothing.
Perhaps God (if it exists) manifests outside of our physical universe.
> But how could god make the big bang? as before the big bang occured
> there was nothing.
Perhaps God (if it exists) manifests outside of our physical universe.
Well time is relative. It doesnt just keep going at a constant rate the way most people think it does, but i dont fully understant this myself so i'll just stop now.
Geffdof wrote:
> cookie monster wrote:
> Geffdof wrote:
> So i think God created everything origionaly, he caused the big
> bang!
>
> Someone who seems to believe in god AND the big bang theory.
>
> Interesting.
>
> I do chemistry and biology A-level and read a lot about science but
> believing in God and science are not 2 seperate things.
> I just believe that God made that bang rather than the bang just
> happening.
But how could god make the big bang? as before the big bang occured there was nothing.
> cookie monster wrote:
> Geffdof wrote:
> So i think God created everything origionaly, he caused the big
> bang!
>
> Someone who seems to believe in god AND the big bang theory.
>
> Interesting.
>
> I do chemistry and biology A-level and read a lot about science but
> believing in God and science are not 2 seperate things.
> I just believe that God made that bang rather than the bang just
> happening.
But how could god make the big bang? as before the big bang occured there was nothing.
Geffdof wrote:
> Well said.
> By definition alone he had no creator.
> He is outside of space and time because these things did not exist
> until he created them.
> He has no beggining and no end. he is omnipresent omnipowerful and
> omnisomething else that ive forgotten from my RE lessons years ago.
I would go further and say time is simply a human invention. Perhaps time moves in two or more directions, perhaps it is circular?
Just becuase we don't understand something fully, doesn't mean it isn't so.
> Well said.
> By definition alone he had no creator.
> He is outside of space and time because these things did not exist
> until he created them.
> He has no beggining and no end. he is omnipresent omnipowerful and
> omnisomething else that ive forgotten from my RE lessons years ago.
I would go further and say time is simply a human invention. Perhaps time moves in two or more directions, perhaps it is circular?
Just becuase we don't understand something fully, doesn't mean it isn't so.
cookie monster wrote:
> Geffdof wrote:
> So i think God created everything origionaly, he caused the big
> bang!
>
> Someone who seems to believe in god AND the big bang theory.
>
> Interesting.
I do chemistry and biology A-level and read a lot about science but believing in God and science are not 2 seperate things.
I just believe that God made that bang rather than the bang just happening.
> Geffdof wrote:
> So i think God created everything origionaly, he caused the big
> bang!
>
> Someone who seems to believe in god AND the big bang theory.
>
> Interesting.
I do chemistry and biology A-level and read a lot about science but believing in God and science are not 2 seperate things.
I just believe that God made that bang rather than the bang just happening.
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Sally_UK wrote:
> What/who created God then?
>
> If you believe in that sort of thing, why should God have had to be
> created? Why not an entity that has existed always and always will?
Well said.
By definition alone he had no creator.
He is outside of space and time because these things did not exist until he created them.
He has no beggining and no end. he is omnipresent omnipowerful and omnisomething else that ive forgotten from my RE lessons years ago.
> Sally_UK wrote:
> What/who created God then?
>
> If you believe in that sort of thing, why should God have had to be
> created? Why not an entity that has existed always and always will?
Well said.
By definition alone he had no creator.
He is outside of space and time because these things did not exist until he created them.
He has no beggining and no end. he is omnipresent omnipowerful and omnisomething else that ive forgotten from my RE lessons years ago.
Geffdof wrote:
> So i think God created everything origionaly, he caused the big bang!
Someone who seems to believe in god AND the big bang theory.
Interesting.
> So i think God created everything origionaly, he caused the big bang!
Someone who seems to believe in god AND the big bang theory.
Interesting.
Santa, der.
Sally_UK wrote:
> What/who created God then?
If you believe in that sort of thing, why should God have had to be created? Why not an entity that has existed always and always will?
> What/who created God then?
If you believe in that sort of thing, why should God have had to be created? Why not an entity that has existed always and always will?
Geffdof wrote:
> We can't "creat" anything. We are all just a mixture of
> premade chemicals. The computer screen you are looking at now wasn't
> "created" as such, just arranged from parts that already
> existed somewhere else.
> So i think God created everything origionaly, he caused the big bang!
What/who created God then?
> We can't "creat" anything. We are all just a mixture of
> premade chemicals. The computer screen you are looking at now wasn't
> "created" as such, just arranged from parts that already
> existed somewhere else.
> So i think God created everything origionaly, he caused the big bang!
What/who created God then?
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