Wrenthorpe Mackem
Striker
He's eternal.Who created God.
I suppose that's the argument.
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He's eternal.Who created God.
God's mam and dadWho created God.
That would be Mary and Joseph cos of that Holy Triumpherate (?) Thing. You know St Patrick explained it with a shamrock whilst banishing the snakes. I love a good fairy story me like.God's mam and dad
there is an argument that out universe sits in an eternal mass of universes that bubble up and the die out. So our universe could be finite within an eternal multiverse.He's eternal.
I suppose that's the argument.
We have explained an awful lot in a few hundred years.The conundrum of the universe is way too much for human minds to contemplate so we explain it away in terms of a kind old fella who wants to look after us for ever. Not sure why people get so arsey about it.
There will always be questions we can't answer...even the reasoned hypothesis with evidence to back it up doesn't answer all our questions and likely never will.
Just raises more questions though mate...some that are not possible to answer, and that's ok.there is an argument that out universe sits in an eternal mass of universes that bubble up and the die out. So our universe could be finite within an eternal multiverse.
So no need for someone to start it off.
(I may have got the concept totally wrong someone who knows science better may correct me)
We have explained an awful lot in a few hundred years.
I have no issue with anyone believing in whatever they like. I don't believe in a creator but if I'm wrong it is fairly irrelevant anyway.Just raises more questions though mate...some that are not possible to answer, and that's ok.
When religion (all of them) was created they had no means to answer any questions so the idea of someone omnipotent and kind kept them happy. That's ok.
Stop being reasonable and sane on the God threadThe conundrum of the universe is way too much for human minds to contemplate so we explain it away in terms of a kind old fella who wants to look after us for ever. Not sure why people get so arsey about it.
There will always be questions we can't answer...even the reasoned hypothesis with evidence to back it up doesn't answer all our questions and likely never will.
But I think that goes both ways, why get so worked up about what some think is a made up story, just let them get on with itReligion is a seriously fucked up concept. How any sane individual could get so worked up about what is basically a pretend story is beyond me.
It is interesting and what we have discovered and pondered is miraculous in itself.
Love that last line and could be used to refer to so much, the sea, the sky, the wonders of nature, the stars, the Fibanacci (?) Sequence, anything. You're a bloody poet Mr AngstromIt is interesting and what we have discovered and pondered is miraculous in itself.
the universe is way too much for human minds to contemplate
Human centric. Is that a real world or did I just make it up.It's narcissistic to think that the nature of the universe should be logical to humans.
But I think that goes both ways, why get so worked up about what some think is a made up story, just let them get on with it
Your logic is impeccableI agree, humans throughout history have egotistically believed that everything must make sense to us to be true or factual and it's nonsense, there are tons of things the human mind can't even visualise.
Visualise 10 marbles, now 100, now 1000, now a million, a trillion, you hit a limit where it's just beyond your brains capabilities, like getting something from nothing or imagining an infinite universe.
It's narcissistic to think that the nature of the universe should be logical to humans.
Yep that's true, absolutely spot on. Although I do try to be respectful I can see you are right, maybe I should try being a little less respectful and a bit more challenging to people who hold strict religious viewsBecause for many of them their beliefs don't just affect their lives, but the lives of others. Ask gay men in Saudi. Or unmarried teenagers who had babies in the 50s. Or any woman who wants an abortion. Or a loving gay couple who despite being together for thirty years couldn't get married, or...
I agree, humans throughout history have egotistically believed that everything must make sense to us to be true or factual and it's nonsense, there are tons of things the human mind can't even visualise.
Visualise 10 marbles, now 100, now 1000, now a million, a trillion, you hit a limit where it's just beyond your brains capabilities, like getting something from nothing or imagining an infinite universe.
It's narcissistic to think that the nature of the universe should be logical to humans.
Be a good programme and you may be reusedGets me stressed out to imagine an eternity of nothing when we die![]()
Maybe or perhaps it all just dissolves into emptiness.Be a good programme and you may be reusedwhat you are in the life, you take with you.
Eternity is a very long time. Why bring time into it. The timeless has no sense of time.Gets me stressed out to imagine an eternity of nothing when we die![]()