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You mean, you need a creator. Try to distinguish between your own fetishes and the rest of reality.The discovery of life elsewhere in our solar system or elsewhere in our galaxy would be utterly devastating to the religious articles as “creation” is uniquely an earthly event.
Not really. The universe may very well be teeming with life. All of it still needs a creator.
Feel free to show me something in the universe that is capable of causing itself to come into existence.
All the evidence goes one way: against a creator.Words are cheap and the evidence has been demonstrated to go both ways. Stupidity is revealed with one's ultimate destiny.Time will tell.Of accepted scientific theories, which only achieved that status...by being supported by mountains of evidence....? Not only have I presented evidence, i have even take the time to spoonfeed you basic facts that a child learns in elementary school.You offer no real observable proof.
You're welcome.
Good grief LittleNipper, you're almost as bad as lying-ass Bond. How can you say such incredibly stupid things?
Sorry, but those who claim some gaseous vertebrate with a penis deserves all the credit have the burden of proof.The Universe obviously exists and so does life. Scientists have not been able to replicate anything of the sort. So the burden of proof lies with those who say that everything is the result of a natural occurrence...Sure, just as soon as you show me a magical sky daddy creating something.You mean, you need a creator. Try to distinguish between your own fetishes and the rest of reality.The discovery of life elsewhere in our solar system or elsewhere in our galaxy would be utterly devastating to the religious articles as “creation” is uniquely an earthly event.
Not really. The universe may very well be teeming with life. All of it still needs a creator.
Feel free to show me something in the universe that is capable of causing itself to come into existence.
And you are making the same error you religious folks always make. youare the only one claiming with any certainty to know how everything came into existence. The burden of proof lies with you.
Wrong.The consensus of what the evidence shows is zero evidence for a creator.
Existence is the evidence for a creator, along with the universe and our lives.
Yes, your invention.A creator.Absolutely. One merely has to invent an entity.It's not necessary for one to be an astrophysicist to come to the logical conclusion that a power outside of our universe had to have created said universe.
If everything must have a creator, then the creator must also have a creator. If you deny that conclusion, then you deny that everything must have a creator.And you are making the same error you religious folks always make. youare the only one claiming with any certainty to know how everything came into existence. The burden of proof lies with you.
It's not necessary for one to be an astrophysicist to come to the logical conclusion that a power outside of our universe had to have created said universe. Nothing in this universe can cause itself to come into existence. The PREPONDERANCE of the logic points to a creator, you're just too fucking stupid to make the connection.
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If everything must have a creator, then the creator must also have a creator. If you deny that conclusion, then you deny that everything must have a creator.And you are making the same error you religious folks always make. youare the only one claiming with any certainty to know how everything came into existence. The burden of proof lies with you.
It's not necessary for one to be an astrophysicist to come to the logical conclusion that a power outside of our universe had to have created said universe. Nothing in this universe can cause itself to come into existence. The PREPONDERANCE of the logic points to a creator, you're just too fucking stupid to make the connection.
But then he says everything but the creator needs a creator. And then some vague reference to Aquinas will follow.If everything must have a creator, then the creator must also have a creator.
Correct answer: I don't know. I don't know if there even was a first uncaused cause.What was the first uncaused cause?
What caused God?If everything must have a creator, then the creator must also have a creator. If you deny that conclusion, then you deny that everything must have a creator.And you are making the same error you religious folks always make. youare the only one claiming with any certainty to know how everything came into existence. The burden of proof lies with you.
It's not necessary for one to be an astrophysicist to come to the logical conclusion that a power outside of our universe had to have created said universe. Nothing in this universe can cause itself to come into existence. The PREPONDERANCE of the logic points to a creator, you're just too fucking stupid to make the connection.
What was the first uncaused cause?
Yes, your invention.A creator.Absolutely. One merely has to invent an entity.It's not necessary for one to be an astrophysicist to come to the logical conclusion that a power outside of our universe had to have created said universe.
What caused God?If everything must have a creator, then the creator must also have a creator. If you deny that conclusion, then you deny that everything must have a creator.And you are making the same error you religious folks always make. youare the only one claiming with any certainty to know how everything came into existence. The burden of proof lies with you.
It's not necessary for one to be an astrophysicist to come to the logical conclusion that a power outside of our universe had to have created said universe. Nothing in this universe can cause itself to come into existence. The PREPONDERANCE of the logic points to a creator, you're just too fucking stupid to make the connection.
What was the first uncaused cause?
If it's impossible, then where did God come from?Yes, your invention.A creator.Absolutely. One merely has to invent an entity.It's not necessary for one to be an astrophysicist to come to the logical conclusion that a power outside of our universe had to have created said universe.
Well, if there is no creator, then we're forced to believe that existence came about on its own, which is impossible. Like I said, it doesn't take an astrophysicist.
I agree with the answer Fort Fun Indiana gave you.What caused God?If everything must have a creator, then the creator must also have a creator. If you deny that conclusion, then you deny that everything must have a creator.And you are making the same error you religious folks always make. youare the only one claiming with any certainty to know how everything came into existence. The burden of proof lies with you.
It's not necessary for one to be an astrophysicist to come to the logical conclusion that a power outside of our universe had to have created said universe. Nothing in this universe can cause itself to come into existence. The PREPONDERANCE of the logic points to a creator, you're just too fucking stupid to make the connection.
What was the first uncaused cause?
You don't want to answer my question?
Which is just another restatement of your dubious premise. Notice this is all you are left with...your "Alamo"...to stomp your feet and insist it is impossible...Well, if there is no creator, then we're forced to believe that existence came about on its own, which is impossible.
If it's impossible, then where did God come from?Yes, your invention.A creator.Absolutely. One merely has to invent an entity.It's not necessary for one to be an astrophysicist to come to the logical conclusion that a power outside of our universe had to have created said universe.
Well, if there is no creator, then we're forced to believe that existence came about on its own, which is impossible. Like I said, it doesn't take an astrophysicist.
No, just one of weak logic.Like I said, it doesn't take an astrophysicist.