"Teh_Skittlez" wrote:

"JesusBeliever" wrote:

"JesusBeliever" wrote:

"Teh_Skittlez" wrote:

"JesusBeliever" wrote:

It is more possible that there is a God than that evolution or the big bang theory happend. Let me see if I can explain this... God was here before everything was created. So he was here before time was created and before the laws of physics were created and all the other laws of science. So lets take out the laws of science. Now is it possible for there to be a God? Of course it is. You just took out everthing you know about science, so it is possible. Now that it's possible, he made everything. He made all those laws. So since he made those laws after he was there, he made it possible for him to still be there with those laws. So now everything you know about science to say there is no God has just been taken out. So now it's VERY possible. So if you can't have everything just be there unless there are no rules and then those rules made, then you can't have evolution and there HAS to be a God. Also, do you know what is under every rock and every grain of sand and ect.? Well of course not, right? Then you cannot say that there is NO God.

tl;dr make it shorter.

Before God created the laws of science there were no laws. So he was there. Then he made those laws and made it possible for him to be here even with those laws.

So like, something can't come from nothing. But God made it that way, so before he made it that way it WAS possible. So he was there. That is how God can be real. And how science can't say he can't just be there.

again, i must ask what created god?

so tell me this, why would ''god'' create the laws of physics etc. if he exist. answer to damage: there wasn't just an explosion, it were atoms which were pulled to eachother so hard that they eventually ''exploded''

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"-Damaged" wrote:

"Teh_Skittlez" wrote:

"-Damaged" wrote:

I want to know why explosions in space can come out of nowhere, but God can't.

The term big bang is kind of inaccurate. It was more of an expansion, not an explosion.

I'm talking about these 'explosions' that lead to the creation of earth, or whatever.

Well those didn't really come out of no where. they happened for no real reason, i suppose. it's hard to explain.

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"flowerpetal11" wrote:

and i want to know why you havent left our convo?! (even tho ur rite )

because this is not 'ur' convo, this is a public board post in which you didn't even create.

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"Teh_Skittlez" wrote:

"-Damaged" wrote:

"Teh_Skittlez" wrote:

"-Damaged" wrote:

I want to know why explosions in space can come out of nowhere, but God can't.

The term big bang is kind of inaccurate. It was more of an expansion, not an explosion.

I'm talking about these 'explosions' that lead to the creation of earth, or whatever.

Well those didn't really come out of no where. they happened for no real reason, i suppose. it's hard to explain.

Now things are coming out of nowhere. ._.

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"-Damaged" wrote:

"Teh_Skittlez" wrote:

"-Damaged" wrote:

"Teh_Skittlez" wrote:

"-Damaged" wrote:

I want to know why explosions in space can come out of nowhere, but God can't.

The term big bang is kind of inaccurate. It was more of an expansion, not an explosion.

I'm talking about these 'explosions' that lead to the creation of earth, or whatever.

Well those didn't really come out of no where. they happened for no real reason, i suppose. it's hard to explain.

Now things are coming out of nowhere. ._.

...no... i didn't say that. i said these explosions happened. they're happening with matter that is already there.

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"-Damaged" wrote:

"flowerpetal11" wrote:

and i want to know why you havent left our convo?! (even tho ur rite )

because this is not 'ur' convo, this is a public board post in which you didn't even create.

whatever.. but i thought you said you didn't have time for this huh?? go bug some other random ppl

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"stelo19" wrote:

"Teh_Skittlez" wrote:

"JesusBeliever" wrote:

"JesusBeliever" wrote:

"Teh_Skittlez" wrote:

"JesusBeliever" wrote:

It is more possible that there is a God than that evolution or the big bang theory happend. Let me see if I can explain this... God was here before everything was created. So he was here before time was created and before the laws of physics were created and all the other laws of science. So lets take out the laws of science. Now is it possible for there to be a God? Of course it is. You just took out everthing you know about science, so it is possible. Now that it's possible, he made everything. He made all those laws. So since he made those laws after he was there, he made it possible for him to still be there with those laws. So now everything you know about science to say there is no God has just been taken out. So now it's VERY possible. So if you can't have everything just be there unless there are no rules and then those rules made, then you can't have evolution and there HAS to be a God. Also, do you know what is under every rock and every grain of sand and ect.? Well of course not, right? Then you cannot say that there is NO God.

tl;dr make it shorter.

Before God created the laws of science there were no laws. So he was there. Then he made those laws and made it possible for him to be here even with those laws.

So like, something can't come from nothing. But God made it that way, so before he made it that way it WAS possible. So he was there. That is how God can be real. And how science can't say he can't just be there.

again, i must ask what created god?

so tell me this, why would ''god'' create the laws of physics etc. if he exist. answer to damage: there wasn't just an explosion, it were atoms which were pulled to eachother so hard that they eventually ''exploded''

Okay, but those atoms had to come from somewhere, along with whatever created those atoms. Point being, You cannot have something created from nothing, right?

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I think that is what I'm saying(well not sure about #2. Depends on what you mean by "existance")... That "omnipotent deity" made everything. He made time and the laws of science. So it was possible.

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"flowerpetal11" wrote:

"-Damaged" wrote:

"flowerpetal11" wrote:

and i want to know why you havent left our convo?! (even tho ur rite )

because this is not 'ur' convo, this is a public board post in which you didn't even create.

whatever.. but i thought you said you didn't have time for this huh?? go bug some other random ppl

I said I didn't have time to talk to you in particular.

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"-Damaged" wrote:

"stelo19" wrote:

"Teh_Skittlez" wrote:

"JesusBeliever" wrote:

"JesusBeliever" wrote:

"Teh_Skittlez" wrote:

"JesusBeliever" wrote:

It is more possible that there is a God than that evolution or the big bang theory happend. Let me see if I can explain this... God was here before everything was created. So he was here before time was created and before the laws of physics were created and all the other laws of science. So lets take out the laws of science. Now is it possible for there to be a God? Of course it is. You just took out everthing you know about science, so it is possible. Now that it's possible, he made everything. He made all those laws. So since he made those laws after he was there, he made it possible for him to still be there with those laws. So now everything you know about science to say there is no God has just been taken out. So now it's VERY possible. So if you can't have everything just be there unless there are no rules and then those rules made, then you can't have evolution and there HAS to be a God. Also, do you know what is under every rock and every grain of sand and ect.? Well of course not, right? Then you cannot say that there is NO God.

tl;dr make it shorter.

Before God created the laws of science there were no laws. So he was there. Then he made those laws and made it possible for him to be here even with those laws.

So like, something can't come from nothing. But God made it that way, so before he made it that way it WAS possible. So he was there. That is how God can be real. And how science can't say he can't just be there.

again, i must ask what created god?

so tell me this, why would ''god'' create the laws of physics etc. if he exist. answer to damage: there wasn't just an explosion, it were atoms which were pulled to eachother so hard that they eventually ''exploded''

Okay, but those atoms had to come from somewhere, along with whatever created those atoms. Point being, You cannot have something created from nothing, right

You could, just not after God made it so that you couldn't.

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