If you really want an answer, then the Egyptians. If you want that explained then we will have to talk and it will be long. But never the lesson the story originated from the Egyptians from Set (the darkness god) and Horus (the light god). These gods fought everyday, and this is how the Egyptians explained night and day. Just like their other gods to explain death and disease. Oh, and fun fact, Horus was born of the virgin Isis, just like Jesus... So, it is the same story, look into Persian religion and Indian religion as well. Primarily Krishna of Indian and Mithra of Persia.
The Biblical answer is that nobody created God. He is by nature the eternal God. He was not created at all. He always was, is, and always will be. He did not work Himself up into a position to be God neither did He inherit the position from His parents, for He had no parentsâ"no mother, no father. He has no beginning and will have no end. The fact that God is eternal is stressed in the Bible.
well the simplest answer would be he was always there, but there are some parts in the bible that dont make sense anyway so lets leave it at he was always there
well the simplest answer would be he was always there, but there are some parts in the bible that dont make sense anyway so lets leave it at he was always there
If we are to argue something complex requires a creator than we are forced to ask who created God, unless the religious believe God is not complex. If we can have God as a complex being existing without being created, then we don't need to add God.
Who made god? A bunch of people who thought of a guy with a big bushy beard in the sky to control the masses and decided to blame a lonely hobo named Jesus Christ as the savior. People will believe anything.
It is comprehensible. God was already there, it makes my mind spin during the day and my stomach get sick during the night thinking about it... you really can't think about it nor question it. Just believe he was already there, otherwise you're starting something like this: God created God who created God who created God who created the world in which created sin. It could go on and on with God created God who created God who created God who created God, you get the point.