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My God isn't a person, doesn't have desires or goals or needs.
My God is a formula. My God is the formula through which all our present everything exists. It is E=MC2 mixed with speed of light constant c, and all the concepts of quantum physics.
There are other Gods. Previous Gods who resulted in previous creations and big bangs where E equaled MC cubed, and the speed of light was only as fast as sound. Those existences never worked to create species like us, but those universes had some truly WONDEROUS things in them that I can't even begin to imagine. Animals that spontaneously divided at will. Sentient micro-organisms that could breathe the blackness of space, worm holes inside worm holes, and explosions of light were a frequent source of energy for everything.
Some Gods made the universe out of mint jelly and preserves, and others were lazy and didn't create anything at all because they didn't have enough rules. Some Gods were too excited and used some really crazy ideas like Matter=Energy. Those bigbangs just led right into a hundred other bigbangs instantly, depriving the long line of Gods from getting their chance at creation (who had all been very patiently waiting).

The point is, the Bible got many things right. God IS EVERYTHING. (Well, that's the ONE thing it got right)

That's because he is the math. He is the formula: a long infinite list of complex algorithms and constants strung together in such a way that THIS universe exists. We are simply LUCKY that we, as a species, resulted from this formula, but there will be such life occurring elsewhere, and forever, for all time.
We are not special. We are here. Thank your lucky stars, and stop telling gays they can't marry, you sodden piece of stardust.



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Simple, why do kids buy those Sea Monkey farms?



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Otakumegane said:
Simple, why do kids buy those Sea Monkey farms?


I have no idea of what that is, but go on.



IIIIITHE1IIIII said:
Otakumegane said:
Simple, why do kids buy those Sea Monkey farms?


I have no idea of what that is, but go on.


you put powder in a tank of water. Life is born.

Now people might argue "Oh no it's really complex" not for god it isn't. To him it's just putting some powder into a water tank and volia you have moving life.

I think God is just lonely.



http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/profile/92109/nintendopie/ Nintendopie  Was obviously right and I was obviously wrong. I will forever be a lesser being than them. (6/16/13)

For the Playstation 4...

I kid, I kid.

I have no intelligent answer, I don't even understand the question.



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I think the better question is "Is God alive"



http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/profile/92109/nintendopie/ Nintendopie  Was obviously right and I was obviously wrong. I will forever be a lesser being than them. (6/16/13)

IIIIITHE1IIIII said:
kain_kusanagi said:
It's pretty simple. To bring light into the darkness. And by light I don't mean the countless balls of burning gas throughout the universe. Love needs souls to grow and free will needs conflict to mature. Everything exists for that purpose. God has no needs and we will never fathom the depth of God's complex motives. God saw darkness and brought light to it.


If God has no needs, why not settle with the "Darkness"? What would motivate such a decision?

And what would declare when the darkness should be replaced by light? If God has existed forever, why wait an infinite amount of years (somehow) until finally creating the universe? Why now?

Furthermore: Why create anything and watch as things happen when the final result can be achieved immediately?

You are making a lot of assumptions about but are limited to finite though, as we all are, which is a fallacy when questions God's motives and logic, if God even has anything resembling what we know as logic. God is too big for you to understand.

You ask "why now?", which assums time flows for God as it does for us. You ask why replace darkness with light, but light is a tool for a purpose we would be foolish to attempt to understand.

By asking an "if & why" question you limit the answers. God is "why" all is as it is, "how" might be a question humanity could solve partialy through science, but you aren't even going to be able to understand "why".



theprof00 said:

My God isn't a person, doesn't have desires or goals or needs.
My God is a formula. My God is the formula through which all our present everything exists. It is E=MC2 mixed with speed of light constant c, and all the concepts of quantum physics.
There are other Gods. Previous Gods who resulted in previous creations and big bangs where E equaled MC cubed, and the speed of light was only as fast as sound. Those existences never worked to create species like us, but those universes had some truly WONDEROUS things in them that I can't even begin to imagine. Animals that spontaneously divided at will. Sentient micro-organisms that could breathe the blackness of space, worm holes inside worm holes, and explosions of light were a frequent source of energy for everything.
Some Gods made the universe out of mint jelly and preserves, and others were lazy and didn't create anything at all because they didn't have enough rules. Some Gods were too excited and used some really crazy ideas like Matter=Energy. Those bigbangs just led right into a hundred other bigbangs instantly, depriving the long line of Gods from getting their chance at creation (who had all been very patiently waiting).

The point is, the Bible got many things right. God IS EVERYTHING. (Well, that's the ONE thing it got right)

That's because he is the math. He is the formula: a long infinite list of complex algorithms and constants strung together in such a way that THIS universe exists. We are simply LUCKY that we, as a species, resulted from this formula, but there will be such life occurring elsewhere, and forever, for all time.
We are not special. We are here. Thank your lucky stars, and stop telling gays they can't marry, you sodden piece of stardust.

I must say that i created this very account a few minutes ago for the sole reason of quoting this right here. After ~years of lurking these forums, i have never seen a post with so much truth as this one. Props to you sir, you deserve more than what you got for making this post (which was nothing :P)

That is all... 



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well lets say he is almighty but does it mean he knows everything ? maybe he decided otherwise.. haha

but then again if he knows everything what will happen in the future then he also knew that he will create mankind before he even did it. is that right ?

so what happens here is that the future and the past cooperate..meaning what happens in the past affects the future and what happens in the future affects the past. and that is what we call the present.

*headache*

so maybe he created mankind to his picture to change what cant be changed( I have no idea)



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Keiner kann ihn bremsen, keiner macht ihm was vor. Immer der richtige Schuss, immer zur richtigen Zeit. Superfussball, Fairer Fussball. Er ist unser Torschützenkönig und Held.

knowing the answer to this dose not prov if God exists nor does it prove that God does not.

but this doesn't mean it's a bad question

maybe he want's to prove something to the angels or the devil that out of people who can chose how they want to live life there will be those who against all odds still remain faithful to him. we can't possible think the way God thinks so we can't possible know why unless he has told us



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