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The Created Universe.
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We agree, I presume, that the universe is not eternal, but had a beginning about 13.7 billion years ago.
That being the case, there are, in my opinion, only two possible causes for the created universe.
First, what I believe, it was created by God.
Secondly, what atheists believe, no God was involved, but it was created by completely natural processes.
If you support the latter view, what would you suggest were these natural creative processes, and how would they work?
That being the case, there are, in my opinion, only two possible causes for the created universe.
First, what I believe, it was created by God.
Secondly, what atheists believe, no God was involved, but it was created by completely natural processes.
If you support the latter view, what would you suggest were these natural creative processes, and how would they work?
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Theland when you stop demanding proof for everything we say and offer proof for what you say, we might be getting somewhere. On this one thread alone, others have given you proof of what we know, yet you have never, on any thread, given proof of what you believe, apart from saying look it up on youtube. If you are so certain you are right, have the courage of your convictions and download this proof.
We are pretty poor at accepting that there are many things we will never know about. We can only know about stuff that our five senses can inform us of - like earthworms, which probably don't know much at all and will never know of our presence even though we are only inches away from them, we are restricted by the limitation of what may be pathetic senses. To put it simply, God only knows what's going on around us...
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That is just a taster of the opinions I respect.
I really have listened to the evidence presented by the "New Atheists," but simply found it wanting.
That is just a taster of the opinions I respect.
I really have listened to the evidence presented by the "New Atheists," but simply found it wanting.
There is no observable evidence for dark energy or dark matter. To postulate these is simply to fill in gaps in our knowledge of how gravity works. But that aside, if dark energy and matter were observed and proven to exist, these would be a part of, not in any way the cause of, our universe.
The problem for the new atheists is trying to find something outside of, or prior to, our universe.
The preamble to all of their statements is that God definitely does not exist, and so they have to look elsewhere for a convincing argument. So far they have failed miserably, and quite often rely on sheer nonsense to try and attempt a universe created without God.
The problem for the new atheists is trying to find something outside of, or prior to, our universe.
The preamble to all of their statements is that God definitely does not exist, and so they have to look elsewhere for a convincing argument. So far they have failed miserably, and quite often rely on sheer nonsense to try and attempt a universe created without God.
