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How did all existence come to be?

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I think there’s a dude on earth who’s responsible. God in the flesh, if you will. What do you think?
 
I believe God's existence is much more than we can possibly imagine. What He is, would not be an entity the size of man as He is often portrayed. He is the universe and everything in it. Whenever scientists think they have finally understood how the universe works, they discover something new which they cannot explain. As if God says "You think you understand it? Ha! Figure this one out." ...then some new type of anomaly shows up.

I've wondered if we are not just a thought in God's brain (so to speak).
If that were so, let us hope He never forget about us.
 
Scary to think about. We as humans think there are about a trillion galaxies, each having about 100 billion stars. We can't even imagine how big that is. How can you credit one being for all of that? Why do we need a single supreme being? However, could this all just be a coincidence?
 
Klein1014 said:
Thats impossible because a creator must be created. What we have here is paradox with no answer. We can try and answer by creating a belief but it will be irrational.
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You did say you believe in the afterlife. Is there afterlife without a creator? If the creator had to be created who created it or him? In catholic grade school I was taught always was, always will be. I accepted that and never gave it much thought, till today. :eek:
 
Doc said:
You did say you believe in the afterlife. Is there afterlife without a creator? If the creator had to be created who created it or him? In catholic grade school I was taught always was, always will be. I accepted that and never gave it much thought, till today. :eek:
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Afterlife ad creator are two different topics. I used a medium to search for my birth family. I had zero information and all records were sealed. She lead me to them in 8 months by giving me specific information she could not have made up. My mother had passed away at 43.
I have a life long friend who is also a medium. She believes we have spirt guides who watch over us. I was at a red light no visibility on my left. When the light turned green words appeared in my head DONT GO! DONT GO! I always go Im an aggressive driver. 2 seconds later a large dump truck ran the red light speeding and would have killed me.

They can also visit you ina dream but you will know its not dream.
Now the science. Terminal Lucidity is medial condition that we see in hospice. It involves person with severe brain damage caused by stoke, dementia, trauma, cancer stc. They lose their memories personality and cant recognize family. Then suddenly they regain all of it and start talking, with memories and their personality. Then 1 or two days later they die. How is this possible? Memories personality and emotion can exist outside the brain. When its fear death its released. This is called the soul.

A creator is different concept. Are we talking about God or a highly evolved alien life? Humans have abilities that dont involve survival or evolution. We have the inherent need to create life with meaning. We have genes that are not switched on until they are needed. How can that be. That implies a planner. Thats called epigenetics. So it seems to me that we were designed with a purpose.
 
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There is no logical reason to doubt why we have a creator. Such gives us reason to behave and respect each other and the world in which we live.
Even if we find at death it was a false hope, the concept beats that of spontaneous combustion.
Even if a fantasy, at the very least, it beats us having no concept of why we are here.
God is just as likely to have been created by man.
Chose to believe or disbelieve, a free choice.
Does it matter?
 
FrancSevin said:
There is no logical reason to doubt why we have a creator. Such gives us reason to behave and respect each other and the world in which we live.
Even if we find at death it was a false hope, the concept beats that of spontaneous combustion.
Even if a fantasy, at the very least, it beats us having no concept of why we are here.
God is just as likely to have been created by man.
Chose to believe or disbelieve, a free choice.
Does it matter?
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It matters when a country is atheist like USSR Red China and Cambodia. They slaughtered over 100 million people.
 
Crumpy said:
I believe God's existence is much more than we can possibly imagine. What He is, would not be an entity the size of man as He is often portrayed. He is the universe and everything in it. Whenever scientists think they have finally understood how the universe works, they discover something new which they cannot explain. As if God says "You think you understand it? Ha! Figure this one out." ...then some new type of anomaly shows up.

I've wondered if we are not just a thought in God's brain (so to speak).
If that were so, let us hope He never forget about us.
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The God in Genesis is just that abstract with no name. This was very difficult for many people who needed an idol to believe in. A God with a name face and personality. Thats how Christianity grew from Judaism
 
EFNFAST said:
Scary to think about. We as humans think there are about a trillion galaxies, each having about 100 billion stars. We can't even imagine how big that is. How can you credit one being for all of that? Why do we need a single supreme being? However, could this all just be a coincidence?
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The human brain is hardwired for spiritual thinking. We can see specific areas light up when we engage in this kind of thought.
 
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