It all boils down to beliefs( religious and otherwise). And I personally believe mankind will remain in a state of not being in possession of absolute indisputable answers for a very good reason. All will be known when the time is right. That is my belief.
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Evidence for an ancient earth
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Rockstar Matt
Astrophysicist
What more would you like us to discuss? Yes, the Earth is very old, around 4.3 billion years in fact. This is common knowledge.
Not knowledge. Just another belief, theory. Add it to the rest.
Jenny Collins
Active Member
yes, the earth is old
But how old? Now that is the question to which some claim to know the answer. But it is all theoretical. Beliefs, conjecture, educated guesses. All the scientific jargon sounds good doesn't. And the public eat up every word. I don't.
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Let me just say it has been here long enough for humans to have caused it to be well on it's way to being uninhabitable. It may be a long way off but it sure is heading in that direction.
psychoslice
Veteran Member
Sorry I have no idea what your trying to say ?.
The source of the supposed Big Bang. Nothingness cannot produce anything. And whatever did produce the 'supposed' Big Bang had to already exist. And as such, if not 'God' a Superior Being, or other such Divine Eternal Being, then what? And if you can figure out 'what', you will then be faced with the question of where that originated. As you can see the whole question can go back infinitim. Unless of course you choose to conclude the possibility of a Creator. So there we have it.
psychoslice
Veteran Member
I see, but what you say is even more ridiculous than any supposed big bang theory, can't you see that ???????????.
Even Hawkins the scientist admits that the Big Bang theory had to have something already in existence for a Big Bang to occur. ( if it ever did occur at all). No getting around it. Nothingness cannot ever produce something.
psychoslice
Veteran Member
Ha, but he never believed in any silly god, do you really believe a god made it all ???.
Native
Free Natural Philosopher & Comparative Mythologist
If considering the fact that our Solar System is an integrated part of the rotation in the Milky Way galaxy, do you have some thoughts of how it was formed for some 4.6 bill. years ago?
I mean: The formation of the solar System must have a connection to the overall formation in the Milky Way galaxy.
psychoslice
Veteran Member
Well it does, do your homework.
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He knew that there was a point which eluded him. The point that the Big Bang theory could not have come from nothingness. The name God is the name given to what is yet the unknown 'something' to which all in existence owe their existence. The 'something' replied I AM. Tell them I AM sent you when Pharoah asks who sent you. Moses was told this.
psychoslice
Veteran Member
No, you are in denial, you are trying your best to make your god the creator when you know very well he wasn't, get real for god sake.
It may very well be true. And if you are content to believe it then I have no wish to 'rock your boat'.
As yet not one person has come up with proof either way. Is there or isn't there a Creator? You sound so positive for someone who possesses no absolute proof of what you are saying.
psychoslice
Veteran Member
And what the hell proof do you have, other than some silly scriptures by a imaginary god ?.
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he facts speak for themselves when it comes to the question of there being a Creator of all that exists.i
I do not have any proof. My question then being: why is humanity left in a state of not knowing? Why is there no absolute proof either way? Instead of asking is or isn't there a God, the bigger question to be asking is: why there is no proof? We are left with beliefs ( religious and otherwise), theories, conjecture etc. but no absolute proof either way. WHY???? That is my stance.
psychoslice
Veteran Member
But you have no idea what so ever, and here you are making up silly ideas about a god out there somewhere doing it all, can't you see how silly that sounds ??.