Atheists tend to disprove God by saying: "Well, if God created everything, then what created God?" However, they then say that the Big Bang simply happened, with no prior cause. (Or if they do give you a prior cause, the question remains.... what was that cause's cause?) Atheists usually respond by saying "that question is meaningless, time did not exists before the Big Bang." (Or to quote Stephen Hawking, it's like saying "What's North of the North Pole.", or they say that the Universe has existed eternally. Don't both these arguments apply equally as well to God as to the Big Bang? Asking "what happened before God" Doesn't a theoretical God transcend the limits of space and time as much as a mysterious Big Bang does? And God could as easily be eternal as the universe.
Anyway, I'm wondering what I've overlooked in this argument. Also, please make no assumptions about me or my beliefs. Thank you.
2007-07-31
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