or there is not a God who created all things.
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I was hoping to get some help figuring out what religion I might be
- Thread starter Kaged Doc
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dynavert2012
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yeah it was the big bang, but although of the huge studies, but i read that a lot of scientifics say that there's something can't be explained on the universe forming, which some of them says it's the GOD'S HANDS!
What do you mean by a person and all things?
Hasn't been explained is not the same as can't be explained. I can tell you no scientists will jump to "god's hands" though. The only thing I can imagine you're talking about is the first cause argument, which in no way implies any type of deity.
dynavert2012
Active Member
yeah i mean the first cause argument, no problem for any god's believer to believe in big bang, it's not against the religion.
but you have a point "Hasn't been explained is not the same as can't be explained. "
but let's wait how it would be explained furtherly without god's hands
yeah i mean the first cause argument, no problem for any god's believer to believe in big bang, it's not against the religion.
but you have a point "Hasn't been explained is not the same as can't be explained. "
but let's wait how it would be explained furtherly without god's hands
Anything you can dream up you could toss in before the big bang. No reason to make it god.
You sound Pantheistic to me, Kaged Doc.
The one disharmonious element by my perspective is that you claim to believe in Free Will.
But who am I to understand that? I have never understood the idea of Free Will. To the best of my understanding it is just a convenient label to attempt to mitigate some of the most obvious difficulties with the idea of the Abrahamic God.
The one disharmonious element by my perspective is that you claim to believe in Free Will.
But who am I to understand that? I have never understood the idea of Free Will. To the best of my understanding it is just a convenient label to attempt to mitigate some of the most obvious difficulties with the idea of the Abrahamic God.