Right, someone explain this please

Molosh · #1 2007-07-19, 04:05

Right, who made God?
If your going to go with God always existed why the fuck not just say the hydrogen/other matter that caused the big bang always existed and go with that. Why believe in some shit theory written down in a few thousand year old book which has several points that have been proven false.

I mean, other to keep people from being afraid of death/after death what purpose does it have?

Rizzo in a box · #2 2007-07-19, 04:41

One big point you'll find in religions is the concept of an "uncreated creator", God.

404_error · #3 2007-07-19, 04:53

Its pretty fucking obvious that Steve Jobs did. About a million-trillion years ago he released the IGOD. Boasting a father, creator and Holy king who can email, fax and causes to become.

cac0 · #4 2007-07-19, 04:58

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Originally Posted by 404_error

Its pretty fucking obvious that Steve Jobs did. About a million-trillion years ago he released the IGOD. Boasting a father, creator and Holy king who can email, fax and causes to become.

Then who the hell made Steve Jobs?!?!

Scraff · #5 2007-07-19, 05:17

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Then who the hell made Steve Jobs?!?!

C'mon, that's easy. Steve Wozniak.

Molosh · #6 2007-07-19, 06:05

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Originally Posted by Rizzo in a box

One big point you'll find in religions is the concept of an "uncreated creator", God.

Exactly, which makes the whole theory of religion and there being an omnipotent creator fucking pointless.

Why do people believe in god then?

shitty wok · #7 2007-07-19, 06:10

Cro-Magnons

Thunderhammer · #8 2007-07-19, 09:56

It depends on how you perceive the ultimate background of the universe.

If you think that before the big-bang there was 'nothing' except hazardous materials (which would also have to be created at some point.

) then of course it would be hard to imagine.

However if you think that before the big bang there was 'nothing' but energy just drifting about in teh infinite depths of space/time, it opens up new possibilities.

It's also possible that 'God' was created as an unknown by-product of that massive release of energy.

Obbe · #9 2007-07-19, 12:11

You just don't understand how time works.

We interpret dimensions higher then our own as 'time'.

At the highest dimension, which is God, time does not exist.

So there is no before God, there has only ever been what is. And if there was no before, that means there was nothing there to create anything.

Which can only mean that all(God) is. No before, no after,

jackketch · #10 2007-07-19, 12:52

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Originally Posted by Obbe

You just don't understand how time works.

We interpret dimensions higher then our own as 'time'.

At the highest dimension, which is God, time does not exist.

So there is no before God, there has only ever been what is. And if there was no before, that means there was nothing there to create anything.

Which can only mean that all(God) is. No before, no after,

Which ties in nicely with his hebrew name of 'I AM' or'I AM WHO I WILL BE' (scholars can argue endlessly about what 'eyeh asher eyeh'actually means or if its even that).