I'm an amateur astronomer, and the views are awe-inspiring. For me it makes human notions of God look small and inadequate.
But would you say that it encourages you to be an atheist? Somehow I don't really think they do.
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I'm an amateur astronomer, and the views are awe-inspiring. For me it makes human notions of God look small and inadequate.
But would you say that it encourages you to be an atheist? Somehow I don't really think they do.
So Time existed eternally? Are you suggesting that?Nothing can exist eternally, as time is a progressive variable.
Darn universe, challenging God like that!Looking through a telescope doesn't encourage me to be a theist. That would be somehow limiting the view.
Darn universe, challenging God like that!
Where did god come from?
Nothing can exist eternally, as time is a progressive variable.
Hi FearGod,
I believe in both. Evolution AND a God who controls the process.
By chance
Please dont ask such simple questions again. Please ask me some challenging questions next time.
So Time existed eternally? Are you suggesting that?
I ain't looking for straw man arguments, but scientific and logical ones.
Logically, it must have arisen out of chemical reactions from existing matter. It is not nearly as unlikely as some people seem to think it to be.
I suppose you may propose that it was created whole by a divine power, but that is in essence appealling to a miracle and therefore outside the scope of logical explanations, IMO.
That comes with the very nature of DNA, actually. It is adjustable because it is unstable and quite "dumb".
Do you think a matter existing out of nothing isn't equivalent to magic, how that can be logic to you.
Do you think it is a natural thing that matter to exist without the need for anything to cause it and just to exist out of nothingness.
Do you think we are the product of a dumb DNA and the inanimate stones ?
But God is a form of life too, so where did he come from?
How could you know what is God ?
Haha that's a good answer!
I suppose I'd say, life always was. It has no origin other than itself.
How can you say Time had an origin? Origins are created for convenience, they're purely conceptual, they don't exist in an Absolute sense.time exists eternally--when, clearly, it does not.
IMO As long as there's mind there will be Time.
We don't, for certain, know. Yet.
However...not knowing isn't evidence that there was a God behind it. It just means that we don't know yet. Science doesn't have all the answers. If it did, there would be no point to science.
As Luis said, we once didn't know how Stars were born, now we do. Moreover, we once didn't know what made a rainbow happen (and thusly attributed it to god) but now we know how rainbows are made.
Some people just pretend to believe in God while atheist by heart.
Stars didn't come from nothingness, where did the dust come from ? the supernovae of another star, and how the first stars formed before any dust or matter exist, so again we did know nothing but only we pretend that we know everything.