Who created god? And if you can say that god doesn't need to be created then why can't I say that the universe doesn't need a creator? You're just adding one layer of complexity.
if God needed a creator, then who WOULD have created Him? God was, is, and always will be the Creator of everything even if you don't agree. And also, if the Big Bang theory needs to come up, how did nothing explode into EVERYTHING?
Read my comment again. You are guilty of special pleading by arguing that god always was.
Also, your little appeal to ridicule by straw manning the Big Bang as nothing exploding into everything shows how little you are familiar with the physics of it.
Well, that's kinda one of the things we won't find out until the afterlife. Most popular theory I've heard among religious people is that he had a creator too, in fact (don't quote me on this) the LDS believe that the plan for this game called life is for everyone to grow and develop and eventually in the next life gain all that the Creator has, most presume that includes God's abilities.
The creator of God is humanity. God is the creator of humanity. We came into existence because our planet is able to support life. But what started the first bit of life that grew and evolved into everything that we see? We have no definite answer so humans created god/gods to explain things. We found answers, and adapted. In a way, we use religion to fill in the gaps. Dose this disprove the existence of a god/gods? No, god/gods Might still exist. Why do we have a moral compass? A strong feeling of what is right and wrong. It is real, the thing that influences humans the most, A god.
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Who created god? And if you can say that god doesn't need to be created then why can't I say that the universe doesn't need a creator? You're just adding one layer of complexity.
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if God needed a creator, then who WOULD have created Him? God was, is, and always will be the Creator of everything even if you don't agree. And also, if the Big Bang theory needs to come up, how did nothing explode into EVERYTHING?
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No problem :D
Read my comment again. You are guilty of special pleading by arguing that god always was.
Also, your little appeal to ridicule by straw manning the Big Bang as nothing exploding into everything shows how little you are familiar with the physics of it.
Well, that's kinda one of the things we won't find out until the afterlife. Most popular theory I've heard among religious people is that he had a creator too, in fact (don't quote me on this) the LDS believe that the plan for this game called life is for everyone to grow and develop and eventually in the next life gain all that the Creator has, most presume that includes God's abilities.
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Good post.
The creator of God is humanity. God is the creator of humanity. We came into existence because our planet is able to support life. But what started the first bit of life that grew and evolved into everything that we see? We have no definite answer so humans created god/gods to explain things. We found answers, and adapted. In a way, we use religion to fill in the gaps. Dose this disprove the existence of a god/gods? No, god/gods Might still exist. Why do we have a moral compass? A strong feeling of what is right and wrong. It is real, the thing that influences humans the most, A god.