Sure they are. Where’s your open mindedness you have been touting?The things you know that are facts have nothing to do with proving anything about a god.First of all, that has nothing to do with what I am saying. We know that their description of nothing doesn’t contain the energy existing in this universe. Secondly, it has nothing to do with the thermodynamic reality that energy cannot exist eternally without equilibrating. To say nothing of the fact that the presence of energy creates space time. All of which tells us that the cause of the universe is something that is beyond energy and matter as we know it. And lastly, we know that the same laws that describe the evolution of space and time also describe how space and time could be created from nothing without violating the law of conservation.Look you stupid twat. The first thing I look up and see is thisSame questions to you.He posted a link to an essay by an old hippie for backup on another thread. Don't hold your breathShow me the peer reviewed scientific research on this theory/hypothesis.
He also used to go nuts arguing that the Earth was only about 6,000 years old and that carbon dating, dinosaur fossils and so forth were all horribly wrong or fake.
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Creation science - Wikipedia
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Which one do you dispute and why? Do you dispute that space and time were created from nothing? Do you dispute that energy cannot be eternal without reaching thermal equilibrium? Do you dispute that the presence of energy creates space and time?
Because I would really really like to know what basis you have for disputing any of these consequences of the Second Law of Thermodynamics.
Do you have a scientific background that allows you to speak intelligently about the consequences of the SLoT? Because I'd like to know what peer reviewed papers you have that disprove the SLoT.
What is nothing? Empty space? The absence of something? Scientists are hard-pressed to define the concept.
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What Is Nothing? Physicists Debate
Physicists and philosophers debated the meaning of nothing, and whether nothing even exists, at a recent presentation at the American Museum of Natural History.www.livescience.com
So if scientists are hard pressed to define the concept, what makes you think you are an expert on it?
So here I am having lots of reasons to believe as I do and you having zero reasons to believe as you do and you are calling me a twat? Really?
cause of the universe is something that is beyond energy and matter as we know it.
Yes. It's something we don't understand. Not a god. At least not he one that visits you.
You have no reason to believe God doesn’t exist and I just gave you reasons why you should believe God does exist.
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