This about the Christian god mostly I suppose. But how was he created? Where did he come from? I don't believe in god by the way. I'm just curious as to what people think about this.

No idea.

The network of interwebbing reactions with chemicals, molecules, and atoms in the universe since matter came into existence and formed cycles and patterns, which spawned the evolution of life. From this life came (jumping ahead in time) humanity, whose consciousness and potential had by that time developed. That collective consciousness is God.

This question has been adressed in another topic. So I will just go there.

Uh, duh u people God always just was and always will be.

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i've asked that question to some people in church and they coudlnt figure it out.

I've had this question myself. After doing some searching, I found a site that gave me an answer I was satisfied with. I could post the answer and take credit for it myself, but then that would be PLAGURISM, so here's the link: http://www.christiancourier.com/ques...whoMadeGod.htm

either he made himself or hi mom made him or the atoms of the universe spawned him

I take it you'd agree with most pantheists in saying that the entity known as "God" was omnipresent.

But see, that doesn't answer the original question posed by the author of this thread: namely, what (or alternatively who) created this entity in the first place? Well?

I don't think anyone can answer that question without recurring to speculation. So you inevitable have to guess that God just exists because He does or because of some obscure and unprovable design. Ergo, there is no adequate justification for the existence of God.

[This message has been edited by MesserschmidtBf109 (edited 08-05-2003).]