Comments on: A wide variety of arguments

By: Sierra

Sierra — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 23:04:57 +0000

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By: ideclare

ideclare — Tue, 25 May 2010 15:40:46 +0000

I’m going to respond to this in a new post on the blog when I have a chance.

By: Amit Chakraborty

Amit Chakraborty — Tue, 25 May 2010 13:45:32 +0000

I still don’t have any clear answer from you about the creation of this universe and how we and other living bodies have Consciousness…..why elements and metal don’t have life and we or other animals have life.And how the genetic code came ( some say Aliens did it but how aliens came in this universe). You have said in one of the previous arguments that the Big Bang may be the cause of natural process ….but can you say from where did this natural process started I mean it must have some source
(ask any Astronomer).Do you believe that the universe came into existence through the big bang before that there was nothing no gases no mass nor any living being suddenly every thing happened why ? how ? you still need to find out these answers you cannot just simply deny all facts and make your own conclusions.Have you ever heard miracles happening in medical science where a patient died and again came into life ask those doctors how did it happened…..

By: Monimonika

Monimonika — Fri, 21 May 2010 16:16:17 +0000

What really irks me about the Creator of the universe thing is that it doesn’t really answer how the universe came from “nothing”. Unless the so-called Creator used a piece of Him/Her/Itself to make the universe, the problem of “something coming from nothing” remains. Either that, or there was some stuff lying around for the Creator to use in making the universe, in which case there was no “nothing”.

Besides, how can there be “nothing” there if there’s a Creator there anyway? Is/was the Creator “nothing”?

By: ed42

ed42 — Fri, 14 May 2010 14:40:53 +0000

“There must therefore be some being outside of the universe that caused the universe to exist. This argument, if it is successful, demonstrates the existence of a Creator that transcends time, that has neither beginning nor end.”

Time is merely the measure of periodic movement; the hands on a clock, the vibrations of an atom, etc. Is “transcends time” a proposal that a Creator doesn’t move or doesn’t observe movement?

What (or who) created the Creator? Doesn’t it require an even more powerful creator to create your creator? What evidence is there that there has always been a Creator? (No Beginning). What evidence is there that your Creator didn’t terminate itself in the process of creation of the Universe (No End)?

Why would your Creator create the Universe? Was he/she/it bored? Lonely? Crazy?

By: Joakim Rosqvist

Joakim Rosqvist — Fri, 14 May 2010 10:36:43 +0000

On a religious world-view, I suppose we would have to ascribe to pure luck that an omnipotent being, of all the zillion things it could have chosen to do, chose to create us.