Do you believe in god?

[Rath]

Retrasado said:

Rath said:

Or possibly the second law of dynamics didn't always exist. Just because the laws of physics seem to be unbreakable presently doesn't mean they always existed, it's pretty much assumed that before the universe they didn't exist and even that for the first few moments of the big bang they didn't either.

 

Yeah, that's definitely possible, but imho, it's easier to believe in a "god" than the physical laws of the universe just randomly appearing out of nowhere. (note the "easier" thing to believe is not necessarily true, but most of the time, it seems it is)

 

Well I find it incredibally difficult to believe in the idea of an eternal and infinitely complex being. I just don't see such a situation occuring.

However with how we are finally being able to see the intricate complexity of quantum theory with its changes in dimensions and complete unpredictability - I can well see how the universe might have come from nothing. Given on your definition of nothing of course.