SpokenTruth said:
Hence the contradiction I stated to begin with. You start with a premise that everything caused and then end with a being that started it all and yet is somehow not part of everything to being with. So again..."everything" requires a cause...oh, except God. If God is not part of "everything" don't say "everything". |
Again, no contradiction. But I think that's a language mistake. When I sais "everything is caused", I mean it in the sense of cause and effect, as in moved (and potentially brought in to being).







