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Was God Created In the Big Bang?
- Thread starter Sunstone
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doppelganger
Through the Looking Glass
That's a mixed metaphor.
doppelganger
Through the Looking Glass
You yada-yada'd the best part.
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
Possibly. Perhaps a consciousness arose in the suddenly expanding energy and became the Will that governs the movement of the universe.
But if nothing could exist without an observer, then it would seem that something was observing the pea-instaton before it expanded, and indeed has eternally observed the possibly cyclic expansion and contraction of matter. What better being to do so than our concept/symbol God?
But that's just foolish talk! Right?
But if nothing could exist without an observer, then it would seem that something was observing the pea-instaton before it expanded, and indeed has eternally observed the possibly cyclic expansion and contraction of matter. What better being to do so than our concept/symbol God?
But that's just foolish talk! Right?
rojse
RF Addict
So... who made the big bang, then?
And how did this big bang manage to make an omniprescent, omnipotent, and omnisicent being?
He'd have to be invincible too - the temperatures during the big bang process ranged from a fraction of a degree above absolute zero, and millions of degrees.
And how did this big bang manage to make an omniprescent, omnipotent, and omnisicent being?
He'd have to be invincible too - the temperatures during the big bang process ranged from a fraction of a degree above absolute zero, and millions of degrees.
doppelganger
Through the Looking Glass
Same thing that made God. Human thought.
NO. Yahweh is the Uncreated and Eternal. He has always been and shall always be!
However, it must be said that our journeys and dilemmas do quite reflect His own: He has had varying degrees of Self-Awareness throughout since He started Incarnating. But that is another matter...
GOD is in all and All is in GOD.
Big Bang or no...
Mujahid Mohammed
Well-Known Member
Depends on who you ask? If the person believes that God is something created or the source of all creation.
No; we were.
In the beginning was random quantum fields (void)
from a single quantum (quark) strand (God), it desired to exist and be solid, so it said I Am and so with enough force of wishing its self into existence, did just that, yet still with all random field surrounding it
..from that strand, it wanted to understand what it was and where it existed
. so it made a reflection of its self, these we call angels as from each addition, it could see more of what it was
..
At the moment of creating this and heaven in minus time, as it hadnt been invented then, it went through the whole process of what could be or couldnt with certain out comes and then from there made reality (again in no time) and so to us it appears the big bang, actually from heaven perspective it was quite a slow process in terms of overall spreading out of things, as we are still seeing ..
Yet for matter to form it needs a matrix (Bibles wording) to exist on a sub atomic level and so first there was a blue prints of quantums, before our atomic science that we base the big bang around....
At the moment of creating this and heaven in minus time, as it hadnt been invented then, it went through the whole process of what could be or couldnt with certain out comes and then from there made reality (again in no time) and so to us it appears the big bang, actually from heaven perspective it was quite a slow process in terms of overall spreading out of things, as we are still seeing ..
Yet for matter to form it needs a matrix (Bibles wording) to exist on a sub atomic level and so first there was a blue prints of quantums, before our atomic science that we base the big bang around....
darkpenguin
Charismatic Enigma
I think it could be said that the big bang has a major part to play in 'Gods' existence seeing as without it there would be no humans wondering around praying to God who created us.
Come to think of it, if thats the case then isn't God kind of taking credit for something he didn't do? That seems a bit cheeky lol.
Come to think of it, if thats the case then isn't God kind of taking credit for something he didn't do? That seems a bit cheeky lol.
darkpenguin
Charismatic Enigma
I do wonder (and this is probably for another thread). If there is life on other planets similar to us do they pray to gods also?
Kind of makes you think lol
Kind of makes you think lol
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
God did.
Super Universe
Defender of God
The big bang the scientists talk about was not the beginning of the universe. It was only a beginning of a part of the universe. There is much, much, more out there.
The big bang was like a door being opened from the higher dimensions. Lower density energy flowed down from the higher dimensions and condensed into a more dense form to create all the matter we see. Over time this matter (energy conserved) changes into active energy (EMR).
The big bang was like a door being opened from the higher dimensions. Lower density energy flowed down from the higher dimensions and condensed into a more dense form to create all the matter we see. Over time this matter (energy conserved) changes into active energy (EMR).
Mustard Seed
Jack of all trades... :)
If we were to find intelligent life on another planet.....it would change humane civilization forever.
Now you have me thinking again.
darnell