But your failing to account for god.
If god is in the set {exists}, than he did not 'create' the set {exists}
If he can move from {no/exist} into {exists} than the creator did indeed come from nothing, and has an origin...
You're also forgetting that the creator created {exists} from {no/exist}
The paradox isn't related to 'god'.
It relates to a creator as described in the judeo-christian faith.
If god is in the set {exists}, than he did not 'create' the set {exists}
If he can move from {no/exist} into {exists} than the creator did indeed come from nothing, and has an origin...
You're also forgetting that the creator created {exists} from {no/exist}
The paradox isn't related to 'god'.
It relates to a creator as described in the judeo-christian faith.
