Whenever I've asked someone (and read answers on this site) to the origin of God, religious people also say "He was always there", and that he wasn't created and is the "beginning."
Yet many religious people ridicule the notion of evolution and the Big Bang, validating their criticsms on the basis that the universe had to be created by something - there's no way it could've simply "been there."
My question, then, for religious people - if you can believe that God was always there, why is it impossible that the universe was always there as well? Why does the origin of God require no theoretical or "real" explanation whereas the origins of the universe do?
2006-12-28
19:12:30
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