Go figure...
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Tha-Realist;2175798 said:Pretty much.
Humans can lose a kidney and live. We can lose a lung and live.... You're missing my main point though. There is no proof that God exists. Your 'proof' is "we're here, so he must be there". What I'm saying is if God has always been here, thus he needed no creation, then why can't that same idea be applied to space instead. I'm pretty open minded, I can accept that maybe God does exist... But I think it's unlikely. So explain - If God can just exist without creation then why can't space exist without creation as well aka without God existing?
"He who has My commandments and keeps them, he it is who loves Me; and he who loves Me shall be loved by My Father, and I will love him, and will disclose Myself to him." (John 14:21)
this is the only way God tells ppl he will reveal himself unto them. otherwise, i cant do nothin for ya, im not God. ur askin me to do somethin that only He can do.
as for the universe, it is not infinite. it had a beginning. but u are saying sumhow it created itself as well as physical laws and parameters that work perfectly to create and preserve life. what are the chances of that? realistically?
heres a good website i found dealing with many of the same questions i've been hearing:
http://www.godandscience.org/apologetics/nogod.html
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