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I have been thinking about the concept that everything must come from something, and the Abrahamic God. Can someone please help explain to me how if everything came from something, where did God come from?
So if there is no way of defining events before it, why attempt to define events before the formation of the universe to a divinity?I think that's where the whole idea of "God" breaks down. If God can't be created, then God must create itself. And if God has to create itself, who's to say that universe can't spontaneously come into existence. And since Time as we know it begins with the Big Bang, there is really no need to account for what was before the Big Bang since there is no way of defining the events before it.
I have been thinking about the concept that everything must come from something, and the Abrahamic God. Can someone please help explain to me how if everything came from something, where did God come from?
if we to assume that something has created K(n+1), then this means that there is an infinite loop, which means that you does not exist.
But since you DO exist, this means that K(n+1), I mean GOD is the final cause.
The idea that "everything must come from something" is, at best, shorthand for "everything in nature must come from something," the inference being that a First Cause must necessarily be preternatural.I have been thinking about the concept that everything must come from something, and the Abrahamic God. Can someone please help explain to me how if everything came from something, where did God come from?
Wouldn't that mean that the Big Bang is a more transcendental creator than God, though?
I have been thinking about the concept that everything must come from something, and the Abrahamic God. Can someone please help explain to me how if everything came from something, where did God come from?
I have been thinking about the concept that everything must come from something, and the Abrahamic God. Can someone please help explain to me how if everything came from something, where did God come from?
It may seem simplistic for you, But philosophers don't talk about multiple causes here...Except that even in everyday situations such a model is a bit too simplistic. Very few situations have exactly one cause.
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haha. It sounds real good to me. I don't know if it's right."Right?"
I have been thinking about the concept that everything must come from something, and the Abrahamic God. Can someone please help explain to me how if everything came from something, where did God come from?