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Originally posted by Discotech
It is beyond the realms of our thoughts and concepts that something can always be there without creation in the first place, so I tend not to wonder the why's and how's because it's too much of a brain # trying to understand the concept that it was always there. Much like the view of God being eternal, in our current concepts surely something had to make him and in turn make the thing that made God, it's just too difficult to try and make sense of even if you are good at thinking "outside of the box"
Originally posted by Conclusion
Hello. This is my first thread and I thought about what topic that I could learn from.
This is not a thread to explain something. I am looking for answers and there seems to be a lot of bright, free thinking, individuals on here who might be able to spread some light on the subject.
The question is this. How do you get something from nothing?
I have pondered this question countless times and have come to the conclusion that without a maker nothing can be made.
I am interested in your thoughts on the subject. Thank you for taking the time to answer.
Originally posted by Conclusion
reply to post by Discotech
That is a good question. I don't know. where would a thought come from? It is hard for me to believe that the chemicals in the brain can produce a thought, but when people take drugs sometimes they see things that are not there or act in an unusual manner. So maybe thoughts are chemically induced, but like i said, that is hard for me to believe.