NeedToUseYou
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ORIGINAL: MarkC NeedToUseYou - Still on the existence of god I will try to explain it another way. Unvierses have to come from somewhere in your theory. They can't be simply created out of nothing and can't be created by themselfs at all without outside influence. The problem with your theory is that it makes it impossible to have a universe at all. God's mature universe was created how? And before you start in with someone else creating it, or it's always been, understand that anything you apply to how god was created from nothing, or it's always been this way will apply to our universe also. If god is infinate then why can't the "constants" you feel are so unlikely also be infinate. You know I don't actually believe this right? I was responding to LadyEllen originally, and thought I'd give a cogent explanation a shot. For shits and giiggles. I guess I shouldn't have raided your game, but it looked fun. hehe. Still though you've not shot the argument down in the least at all, you've simply tried to invalidate the argument because I can't offer an explanation of the creation of other universes. Essentially your argument is like Me saying "Some intelligent being built this house" Pointing to the house. and you saying "Well explain were did that intelligent being come from" And me saying "I don't know, and what difference does that make, the structure of the house indicates intelligent influence?" then you saying "If you can't explain where the intelligent being came from, how can the being build the house?" Me again: "Because it required something to build it, and after studying the house scientists have said that houses don't have to look like that, and probably would never look like that, unless designed". You saying again: "Were did the being come from". Me saying: "What does it matter?, that's a different question". Just because the chain of knowledge stops at a certain point, it doesn't invalidate the entire train of thought. If we used that as a standard literally nothing would be provable. Like we only know what composes atoms, down to far something like quarks, after that we have absolutely no idea what they are made of, but it is still a sound assumption they are made of something and quarks are the manifestation of that unknown. Your logic would presume that it is unsound logic to presume they are composed of something. Anyway, it's hard to argue with someone when they change the parameters of the question.Which was essentially prove god exists(in our universe, not explain were god came from, that is a non-answerable question, as I've no access to other universes, dimensions, planes, etc..
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