DaRev said:
To prove to you, you'll have to read the source of my proof aka the Bible. But I know you're not going to do that, not now at least. So, who do think created (Wii) U or this world - God did. who else could? There must be a God, as how do you explain such a PERFECT world? You think it's all random, like the computer you're typing on? Did that PERFECT computer just happen without a creator? That's my proof, beyond that lets have a bible study.
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I've read enough and I've already discovered some untrooths.
As for who/what created the universe? The way I see it: The Universe creating itself is just as bizarre as a God creating Himself. Except the difference is...we know the universe exists, but we don't know God exists. The only reasno people suggests that God does exist is because they say the Universe creating itself is too bizarre, but again...God creating Himself is just as bizarre. Why assume that God can create Himself when the Universe can't?
And assuming God did somehow "bring" himself into existence, there's also infinitely more questions: Is God a male or female? Genderless? Is God the Universe itself? Is He an object? Is he conscious? Does he care about anything? Are there multiple Gods? One? Two? Three? Fifteen? Thirty? Five Hundred Gods? Is every human on Earth a small fragment of God himself? How could God create the universe? The Universe is EVERYTHING. If God wasn't in the Universe...then how could he even exists? Because he's God...oh yeah. Did God create more universe? How many? Is our Universe just the remains of what happens when God takes a leak? Is God in our universe? Does God have a purpose? No, well why is he going through all this trouble? He does have a purpose? Well what is his purpose? And Why has it taken him billions of years to accomplish his purpose? Surely, he could have accomplished his goal within all this time. Why did it take God so long to create our Earth? Why didn't he just snap the Earth into existence the moment he existed? Does God go from universe to universe every few billion years just to check up on his creation? Why doesn't God prove to people that he exists? Surely, he can realize that some people have mistakenly chose to worship the wrong God? Why does God make us live on Earth? Why does he not just send us to Heaven or Hell when we're first born? Surely, He will know if we're good or evil? And if someone thinks God made a mistake, he can just say "I'm God, I don't make mistakes. You were going to be evil, I know it". And then the person will be like, "You're right, I would have been evil, send me to Hell". Why does He put us through test if he knows very well if we will fail or pass? Does God want us to be evil? Then why did he give us free will? He created billions and billions of IMPERFECT humans ALL with free will AND an infinite amount of oppurtunities to become evil. Andyone with a decent knowledge of statistics knew that AT LEAST some of them would have turned out evil. And I'm pretty sure God has a decent knowledge of stastics. wait...God knew beforehand that a lot of people would have turned out evil. Why did he just let it happen? Is God a dick? Will I go to Hell for that? If I go to Hell, why must I go for an eternity? Surely, I can change to be good, right? wait, I can't change to be good? So, I'm stuck evil? So why am I being punished for something I'm stuck with? AND for an eternity? Really?....
etc, etc... And there's infinitely more questions....all unanswerable...and all based on a premise that might be true.
Just because you don't know the answer to something doesn't mean you should automatically conclude "GOD DID IT!!" Using that logic, we would have never learned anything! There are things we don't know, true. But all that means is we have a lot to learn. A long time ago, people said the Sun went down because God pushed it down. Now we know that it wasn't God pushing the Sun. In fact, the sun wasn't even moving; the Earth was actually just rotating. We may one day discover why/how everything started. But until then, just accept that we don't know. We shouldn't be close-minded and assume God if the answer.