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originally posted by: nonspecific
Well by acknowledging him as our creator you are confirming the ability to be a creator. It seems plausable to me therefore that the one who created was also created by a creator.
originally posted by: scojak
originally posted by: nonspecific
Well by acknowledging him as our creator you are confirming the ability to be a creator. It seems plausable to me therefore that the one who created was also created by a creator.
I meant it was nonsense because you don't address the core of the question, which is where did it all begin? Where did the first creator come from?
originally posted by: Milkweed
a reply to: Deaf Alien
But who/what turned on the light?
originally posted by: Milkweed
a reply to: Deaf Alien
So what ignited the first flash?
Current physics predicts that when the universe expanded from an infinitely hot and dense point nearly 14 billion years ago in the Big Bang, particles of matter and antimatter were created in equal measure. They should have annihilated each other completely, perfectly, leaving nothing but a flash of light.
originally posted by: scojak
a reply to: nonspecific
I said answer using common sense, not common nonsense.
originally posted by: Deaf Alien
originally posted by: Milkweed
a reply to: Deaf Alien
But who/what turned on the light?
Another flash perhaps?
originally posted by: scojak
originally posted by: sputniksteve
a reply to: Bluntone22
You don't have to be a bible thumper to believe there was a creator. Just have to have common sense in my opinion
Where did the creator come from? Good luck answering that with common sense
originally posted by: intrptr
originally posted by: Deaf Alien
originally posted by: Milkweed
a reply to: Deaf Alien
But who/what turned on the light?
Another flash perhaps?
You mean theres more than one Big Bang?
originally posted by: surfer_soul
originally posted by: scojak
originally posted by: sputniksteve
a reply to: Bluntone22
You don't have to be a bible thumper to believe there was a creator. Just have to have common sense in my opinion
Where did the creator come from? Good luck answering that with common sense
The implication of a creator is that it is eternal. It has always been and always will be.
originally posted by: Deaf Alien
originally posted by: intrptr
originally posted by: Deaf Alien
originally posted by: Milkweed
a reply to: Deaf Alien
But who/what turned on the light?
Another flash perhaps?
You mean theres more than one Big Bang?
Sure. Why not?
If you can imagine that all that we see and know has not been created then just use the same logic and say that the creator was not created .
Where did the creator come from? Good luck answering that with common sense
originally posted by: intrptr
originally posted by: Deaf Alien
originally posted by: intrptr
originally posted by: Deaf Alien
originally posted by: Milkweed
a reply to: Deaf Alien
But who/what turned on the light?
Another flash perhaps?
You mean theres more than one Big Bang?
Sure. Why not?
Okay, I was letting someone besides me 'accept' that idea before saying, the universe is probably infinite and unbounded, probably always been there, there have probably been many such events.
originally posted by: the2ofusr1
a reply to: scojak
If you can imagine that all that we see and know has not been created then just use the same logic and say that the creator was not created .
Where did the creator come from? Good luck answering that with common sense
originally posted by: Milkweed
a reply to: Deaf Alien
Not far fetched if you put the same faith in a fully formed universe. ..