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I just now found out about this forum and didn't notice a I.D. Vs E. thread so I decided to make one.
I am a Christian and believe in intelligent design is the way the world came to be.
What does everyone else think about this subject?
I know that, but energy/Matter can't "Begin" from nothing. Unless it has always been there.
But here we are talking about the beginning of the universe.... again.
These arguments are tired, ineffective, and often based off a huge misunderstanding of physics, causation, and the nature of the big bang.
Let's just end this here and now with one big statement. There is no god.
Let's just end this here and now with one big statement. There is no god.
Look at the injustices in the world. Look at all the terrible things done in the name of religion: War, murder, discrimination. How is it possible that there is an all loving god who designed all this? Anyone can see that an intelligent god with a design in mind would not allow these things.
He who looks to god for solace shall find heartache.
But which seems more logical? A God existed before time? Or Matter existed before time?
Sorry for the huge amounts of posts, but...
How do you know that? has anyone seen it take place?
It can't be scientific if it has not been observed
Where did the "infinite amount of matter" come from?
2. But where did the water (H2O), methane (CH4), ammonia (NH3), and hydrogen (H2) come from?
So, what you are saying is, nothing... created... something. Am I right??
I know that, but energy/Matter can't "Begin" from nothing. Unless it has always been there.
I don't really see your point there.
The nebulae that formed into our solar system. Duh >_>
So, what you are saying is, nothing... created... something. Am I right??
But which seems more logical? A God existed before time? Or Matter existed before time?
And, as predicted, this thread no longer has anything to do with evolution which, recall, is an explanation of how life that is already present can evolve. But here we are talking about the beginning of the universe.... again.
so the idea that matter has always existed is much more logical
God used evolution, the big bang, etc, to create everything we know. What is wrong with God using science?
God used evolution, the big bang, etc, to create everything we know. What is wrong with God using science?
Really? That's your reason for believing it was a god?
Yes, it can. If there's no time, there's no cause and effect, no causation, no sequence. Something can't begin if there's no time for it to begin in - so the matter just popped into existence, decompressed, and so formed our Universe.
Yes, it's been observed all over the place.
In a way it's more accurate to say everything created nothing.
they're still wrong.
Since there is no evidence there is a god of any kind, I'll go with matter.
Well, there is obviously matter... so the idea that matter has always existed is much more logical... Thanks for affirming my opinion.
and the stuff that made up the nebulae came from earlier stars that had exploded.
No. Everything was all smushed together, and then it spread out.
Ahh, the links didn't work.
Ok, here's a question for you guys.
You believe the planet earth is millions of years old right?
Where did the "Everything" come from.
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