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Author Topic:   How is god an answer?
Shield
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Message 1 of 2 (542544)
01-10-2010 3:49 PM


Recently a good friend of mine asked me this: "If god did not create the universe, and the Big Bang is your answer[On how the universe got created], how did the first energy exist to actually make The Big Bang possible?"
I responded with "Is it not easier to imagine a lifeless existence of energy than a fully consciousness beeing who created our world?
Ofcourse the respons was no!
So this goes out to any believer in a designed world, why is it more possible that a consciousness god always existed versus some kind of energy?
Edited by rbp, : No reason given.

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Message 2 of 2 (542592)
01-11-2010 5:38 AM
Reply to: Message 1 by Shield
01-10-2010 3:49 PM


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I don't feel this topic would spark a reasonable discussion.
Your title, your response to your friend, and your topic question don't really go together.
How is god an answer...
Isn't it easier to imagine a lifeless existence of energy...
Why is it more possible ...
I'm not inclined to promote this topic.

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