(September 7, 2014 at 11:43 am)Alex K Wrote: "- The universe requires a cause."And how would you argue that? I'm unsure how you can justify that opinion. xD
No, it doesn't. Case closed.
So in your opinion cause effect doesn't extend to the big bang? And it's just a wild unique temporary organization of our universe?
(September 7, 2014 at 12:11 pm)whateverist Wrote: What is god for you?Well, to be honest i can't really define god much as of yet, beyond my perception/belief system that it's the supreme (mathematical supreme), eternal entity, collection and creator of everything else.
Obviously, if i regard him as a supreme being and intentional/non-intentional creator of everything else,i must say that by extrapolating that he "created" a universe by diving 0 total energy into a differential everything else was created from him and is part of him, since he's all that there is, so yeah, i would define myself as a pantheist in that aspect, but i don't agree with other pantheistic beliefs.
I'm unsure what i think about it's consciousness, but from guessing, and from the ever transforming and logical nature of the universe, i'd say he probably is ruled and influenced by some logical parameters, himself, he might as well be ruled by determinism.
My belief, is that beyond everything, we would find an homogeneous existance that "fractalized" into everything.
Consciousness is surelly an easy answer as a justification for the creation impulse, but i'm unsure about this.
