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Where is time and space??
Can time or anything other than what is appearing ever be found?
Concepts arise and subside within the timeless.
originally posted by: miri2019
a reply to: Itisnowagain
Where is time and space??
Can time or anything other than what is appearing ever be found?
The way I understand it, time is inextricably related with space and change, and space is a dimension where we exist in.
Now, as far who "stretched/created" this space, I think the answer is God, in one of His manifestations He is timeless and formless. We and everything come from God and live within God. A good analogy might be the fish in the ocean, where the ocean represents God and fish is everything, us included.
You could be onto something with this. Agreed 👍
originally posted by: NoClue
a reply to: Itisnowagain
Nothing...
originally posted by: Nyiah
The cornerstone question that no one entertains answering is indeed if we're created in a god's image, then who's image are they created in?
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
originally posted by: Nyiah
The cornerstone question that no one entertains answering is indeed if we're created in a god's image, then who's image are they created in?
Who's image is who created in? Do you mean what image is God created in?
God is simply the entire image.....what is actually appearing to happen is all there is.
It is a mystery that can never be solved because there is no thing separate to solve it.
originally posted by: Nyiah
The cornerstone question that no one entertains answering is indeed if we're created in a god's image, then who's image are they created in?
As is pointed out ad nauseam by creationists, if you cannot create something from nothing through natural random processes, then that something MUST have a hand in it's creation willfully, as well.
That directly conflicts with the tired ex deus machina argument handicap of a god always existing, and thus not having been created by another being themselves is an incorrect assumption by creationists' own argument game rules, because as with everything else in this known universe and beyond, he or she can not have been there without it's own intelligent, willful creator.