justthetruth Wrote: Even the atheistic scientist community have come to the conclusion that God was right in Genesis one where it is stated: "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.did they, right.
justthetruth Wrote: The universe had a beginning. Do atheist argue that fact?Some do, some don't. I do argue it. As the concept of a beginning in the absence of time (which came into existence at the big bang), suggest the boundary conditions would have been eternally in place, until quantum fluctuations would have bootstrapped a universe. The big bang only goes as far back as Planck time and we really do not know what the universe looked like 'before' that point (if the term before applies at all). Refer to the Hartle Hawking conjecture and the wave function of the universe, for the relevant models. Or you could say godidit if you want, but then you need to sketch out how godoneit, and you can't and as such it is totally meaningless with no explanatory power esp as it creates a bigger mystery wrt gods origins and subsequent playing of hide and seek for 14.7 bn years.
Quote:Their leaders no longer do.what leaders?
Quote:The question than stands, where did it come from? That right there is ground zero.why does something exist rather than nothing heh? Let me ask you bud what would nothing existing look like exactly? There has to be something, absloutely nothing has never been recorded throughout reality. The quantum vacuum is a seething mass of potentiality and is not and can never be nothing. So did the universe come from nothing? Who knows probably sort of as much as we can understand these concepts given current maths and physics. Did it come from the incantation of a magic sky man, nah probably not. But if it makes you feel better hang onto it.
One of two possible answers.
Quote:Sorry people , but I can not explain it any other way. God did it, or it did itself. I am betting my soul on God. I do not believe in aliens, but I do believe in seducing demonic spirits. I know who they are and where they come from. And they are not fallen angels. But that is another story for another time. Trool on brother. :wink shades:Thats because you are incredulous. You can bet on your soul if you like, but don't expect a return on your investment. Now you're getting a bit weird with demon talk so I'll take my leave. Happy reading.
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"I still say a church steeple with a lightning rod on top shows a lack of confidence"...Doug McLeod.
