Did god evolve, spontainiously appear, or was he created? I've never heard religious people address this issue.
The theory would be that God has always existed, and therefore, was never created....Originally posted by On Radioactive Waves
Did god evolve, spontainiously appear, or was he created? I've never heard religious people address this issue.
Originally posted by yumyum
How do you not have a starting point?
That's something I have wondered also. Check out this thread, they were alot of theories on it here. http://www.sciforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=9775Originally posted by yumyum
For the non religious people here how was the universe created asuming it was created and if it was never was created than it must have allways been there but how is something allways there. How do you not have a starting point?
Originally posted by On Radioactive Waves
Did god evolve, spontainiously appear, or was he created? I've never heard religious people address this issue.
but something cant exist forever, it just cant!! (I do understand how us being mortal causes us to assume everything is finite but it is a stretch i.e. we cannot know things from beyond our timeline so imagining that something is Infinite is not easy).The theory would be that God has always existed, and therefore, was never created....
but it still must have some starting point! It has to go around once for the first time before it starts again. this is the starting point which surely must mean that there is an end.By SpuriousMonkey: if time would be a circle you wouldn't have a starting point
Originally posted by Neville
but it still must have some starting point! It has to go around once for the first time before it starts again. this is the starting point which surely must mean that there is an end.
Yes it would lol. I think i can see what your getting at though (but im not sure if i agree with it.) Maybe something doesnt have to have an end, i can see how that could work (like the circle example i gave before) but it must still have a beginning (IMO).Ooh its all too complicated for me.It would be a miracle if I didn't confuse anyone with this explanation.
Maybe it can!The question cannot be answered, unless anybody happens to have a time machine handy??