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Shaded_Phoenix posted...

mooreandrew58 posted...

I believe something had to create this universe, I just highly doubt humans have ever or will ever truly know what that is.

This is not a new argument, or anything, but... then who created them? If God can simply be born from the eternal void of nothingness, when why can't the universe? Why would God create men in it's image and think of Earth as the center of the universe, when he has an entire universe full of variable life to mess with?

Even if I'm wrong, and there is some deity around, which I cannot safely prove nor disprove (though I am confident that there is no reliable proof in the hands of any man, lest we'd all have the same religion), I'm certain that not a single religious text still existing is even remotely accurate about the actions or opinions of that deity, which has complete and total access and control over the entire Universe without reservation.

A god that created this universe would be so totally and utterly foreign and alien that no human could comprehend it. That, or God is merely a man at a god-computer, playing a video game about universe creation with all the same compassion as a man playing The Sims.

yeah part of why I think the way I do. as said something had to create all this, even if accidentally. but at the same time we will never comprehend it because there is no wrapping ones head around the concept of something magically appearing out of no where too include a god. logically speaking there has to be a beginning, but also logically speaking something had to create that beginning and those two concepts sorta clash with one another.

which is why i'll remain agnostic. I got better things to do with my life then try to figure something out I will never be able to.
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