Extend this logic the other direction. Obviously something had to create the creator - otherwise it never existed. But what then created that creator? [enter infinite loop] |
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If the universe was never created, how would it exist in the first place? |
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Extend this logic the other direction. Obviously something had to create the creator - otherwise it never existed. But what then created that creator? [enter infinite loop] |
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Exactly. And all laws (such as gravity) have to be made by a lawgiver. |
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"Great minds discuss ideas; Average minds discuss events; Small minds discuss people"
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Spoon: Although I side with you on this matter, I must point out that the following: is a logical fallacy. |
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The whole "Who created God" argument has been around for some time, but its quite simple. God created this universe, and since that is the case, we can assume that he wasn't derived from this soul universe. He has to have come from another "place" where our laws wouldn't apply. Think of it as going to another dimension where the laws of physics dont apply. Its like the idea behind heaven and hell. They aren't part of this universe, but are universes themselves. |
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Just another incarnation of the Turtles All The Way Down argument. |
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[23:17:23] <+Kaniaz> "You think I want to look like Leo Volont? Don't you dare"
And time does not seem to exist outside out universe, either. Space time is ma nipulatable due to matter, the less matter around, the slower time goes, you get far enough to where matter is having absolutely nop effect on the void at all, and time stops complete.y Without matter, at least in the realm of this universe, there is no time. |
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Everything works out in the end, sometimes even badly.
Going back to the first argument: nobody would say that nothing created the universe. The red shift observation makes it pretty clear that something did. |
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