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Edited by thottie:
6/9/2015 10:06:40 PM
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who created god?
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what created god? unless you can tell me religion is automatically proved false
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Str8 babygurls
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2 RepliesWell you see the god of this universe was created by the god of the multiverse. That God was created by the god of the multimultiverse. That God was created by the god of the multimultimultiverse and so on and so on until we get to the final god who was created by some 13 year old who was working on a universe simulator for his science fair project in a society billions of years more advanced by ours. And what created that universe you ask? [spoiler]Dam u str8 babygurl[/spoiler]
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*Squats in some bushes* here on national geographic, we observe OP fgt's in their natural habitat! oh no! It appears one has spotted us! Run!
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Dez nuts
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My dad
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Seeing as how you implied there was a singular god, I'll talk as if you're referring to the Abrahamic God. Nobody. He has existed eternally without beginning or end, and transcends time and space itself. It'd be hard to understand him because he exists in a whole other level than we do. He created our scientific laws, the facts and traits of our universe, and our reality and its fabric. He exists outside of our reality; something the human mind can not fully grasp. [spoiler]FYI, I'm not religious; that's just the belief system they have. I find it to be the most credible.[/spoiler]
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Chuck norris
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I did
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Azathoth
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Lenny did... [spoiler]why all the fücking athiests so hell bent on proving god wrong[/spoiler] [spoiler]i am an athiest btw[/spoiler]
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2 RepliesHow can you create something that doesn't exist?
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1 ReplyIf we assume the designer is bound by the laws that he designs than you might have a point. Problem is God might not be bound by our universe's laws. This basically means that we need to somehow comprehend the laws God has to abide by and apply where he came from within the confines of those laws.
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2 RepliesI did mother-blam!-ers. All hail the conquering hero.
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4 RepliesThese comments are why we atheists make fun of you religious people for not being able to critically think. If you don't know something, your immediate response shouldn't be that you aren't supposed to know, that it's something that God created and it's beyond you. If you don't know how to do a difficult math problem, you don't just say that you aren't supposed to know how to do it, it's beyond my intelligence. You sit there and try to figure the damn thing out. We don't know how the initial Big Bang happened yet, all we know is that all matter in the universe is expanding outward from a single point. We don't know how the very first life form on earth came to be, but we know evolution to be true and are trying to figure out how that first single celled organism came about. We as a civilization need to question ourselves constantly. Going the easy route will never help us advance.
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1 ReplyCorrection [u]God[/u]*
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THIS IS WHY WE CANT HAVE NICE THINGS
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His mom?
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Probably just some guy with too much spare time, and had nothing better to do.
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14 RepliesNothing created god because he's the pervader of all creation. I truly pity the ignorant that believe such a thing does not exist... I mean main stream scientists are now becoming aware of god thru sacred geometry.
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*Squats in some bushes* here on national geographic, we observe OP fgt's in their natural habitat! oh no! It appears one has spotted us! Run!
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1 ReplyWell which God?
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1 ReplyOryx. HA GOT EM HA
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Skolas
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2 RepliesO wait.... The Big Bang. The Big Bang was science, and science created God
