Czernobog
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Not non-causal; a-causal. As in, they are not part of a causal chan that stretches back to the Big Bang. At least, try to keep up.No, dumbass, I specifically acknowledged that a deistic God, could very well have "nudged" the singularity, and caused the Big Bang. However, because that set in motion a causal system, that God would be incapable of ever affecting anything within that causal system again. Since life did not begin until several million years later, life had to have occurred naturally, because a God outside of the causal universe cannot operate within that universe, without creating an a-causal event, and collapsing the causal universe.Czernobog, yes, we know you have shit for brains. God can't cause the universe because God causing the universe is acasual??? Dumbshit.
Dumbshit, you really are a dumbshit if you think you can do away with God by defining acts of God as non-causal.
Also, dumbshit, why would you or anyone offer that your imagined singularity could cause the big bang without cause?