Runa216 said:
makingmusic476 said:
We live in a universe in which everything has to come from something. Matter cannot come from nothing. The universe had to begin at some point, and whatever force put this machine in motion is obviously not bound by the physical laws of our universe. It wouldn't be inappropriate to label this force/deity/whatever God, I think.
Now, the nature of said God still remains a mystery to me. I identified myself as Roman Catholic up until a month or so ago, but inconsistencies in the Bible and the nature of God Catholicism (and to a degree Christianity in general) present don't make much sense to me. |
So where did god get the materials?
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The whole "he's not bound by our physical laws" is basically a catch all to say he can do anything. Where'd he get the materials? He made 'em out of thin air!
The only other possibility is that some entity bound by our physical laws somehow triggered the big bang, which doesn't seem possible, given the same question you just asked. Where'd the materials come from? What was the trigger?
