A creator of the entire universe IS impossible, nothing can bend space and time, and what created that god? On those principles you do not have the answer, the biblical god falls short, again.
Well, space and time are bending all the time...just take a look at relativity.
But I do agree with your point on the fact that a creator can't be an explanation either. I guess things like the multiverse theories make it pretty clear that stuff has existed independently from our universe and its creation.
Also, why sould we look for stuff that came 'before' the universe? 'Before' is a term referring to time and is hence of no good use when you are trying to talk about a state of being where it is assumed time did not exist yet.
Additionally, our logic is based on how we perceive the world to be working, so why should we be able to apply causation before logic came to be? We might have to use a different approach to logically explaining this...which I find especially confusing since we would usually say logic to be universally applicable to any situation.
Since all of this just points to uncertainty, I find worship pretty useless. We could as well worship a potato because maybe a potato in a parallel universe caused our big bang, who knows.
The biblical god is infallible. You seem to think that BG (biblical god) needs to follow the rules of man. Don't forget that science has made quite a few plunders themselves. All in all. Both religion and science was created by man therefore both are flawed. Just to prevent any kind of "your a Christian" comments. I am polytheistic.
do u remember when u wer a kid and u used to pretend to attack other kids and ud go "i shot u" and the other kid would say "bt my guns special and killed you 1st" and you ask y that guns bettr and they just say "because it is". your the annoying kid that goes cos it is
IIN that scientists make stuff up when evidence points to a creator
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A creator of the entire universe IS impossible, nothing can bend space and time, and what created that god? On those principles you do not have the answer, the biblical god falls short, again.
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Well, space and time are bending all the time...just take a look at relativity.
But I do agree with your point on the fact that a creator can't be an explanation either. I guess things like the multiverse theories make it pretty clear that stuff has existed independently from our universe and its creation.
Also, why sould we look for stuff that came 'before' the universe? 'Before' is a term referring to time and is hence of no good use when you are trying to talk about a state of being where it is assumed time did not exist yet.
Additionally, our logic is based on how we perceive the world to be working, so why should we be able to apply causation before logic came to be? We might have to use a different approach to logically explaining this...which I find especially confusing since we would usually say logic to be universally applicable to any situation.
Since all of this just points to uncertainty, I find worship pretty useless. We could as well worship a potato because maybe a potato in a parallel universe caused our big bang, who knows.
The biblical god is infallible. You seem to think that BG (biblical god) needs to follow the rules of man. Don't forget that science has made quite a few plunders themselves. All in all. Both religion and science was created by man therefore both are flawed. Just to prevent any kind of "your a Christian" comments. I am polytheistic.
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do u remember when u wer a kid and u used to pretend to attack other kids and ud go "i shot u" and the other kid would say "bt my guns special and killed you 1st" and you ask y that guns bettr and they just say "because it is". your the annoying kid that goes cos it is