For those of you that say that you can't get something from nothing: What did GOD make the Universe out of?

Question

So apparently GOD can make things out of nothing. I see apparently GOD himself is made out of nothingh. From the looks of things the stuff the Universe is made out of apparently must be composed of pure nothing, eh?

Or is it that nothing is impossible for GOD, so he can just make things materialize from nothing because he's so dang powerful, huh? Or is it that GOD exists in a place with no time and the laws of Physics don't apply to him?

Well, consider this. What is such a pocket of lawlessness was somehow involved in the manifestation of the Universe, much like a snake is drawn to vibration or a loud noise will flatten a cake or make a baby cry? Perhapse not unlike how flames from a grill will turn a mass of pink beef into a delicious, smokey piece of cheese topped Heaven. Or perhapse like how a little gossip from people you've never met in your entire life could completely and totally destroy you within minutes?

People who aren't good at logic should not try to weild it.

To everyone griping:

What the Hell are you so mad about?

Answer 1

the bible is something like "believe but do not search". But if you read between the lines you could get a scientific answer.

Answer 2

No, ... God did no longer make the universe from himself. as quickly as we are saying God created the universe "out-of-no longer something", it basically potential that God did no longer initiate with some thing pre-cutting-edge out of which he shaped the universe. while a human creates a sculpture or some thing else, he constantly has to apply pre-cutting-edge matter, considering the fact that he won't be able to create that matter himself … "out-of-no longer something". the assumption of a creation in Christianity is an absolute beginning factor for the universe from the perspective of life. there replace into no life different than God -- and then after creation we've God and the universe.

Answer 3

A bunch of smaller universes.

"People who aren't good at logic should not try to weild it."
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Well said. Now follow what you preach.

If someone says that YOU cannot get something out of nothing, what makes you think they'd say the same about God? Are you comparing yourself to God?

Also, your point is vague, and your "logic" isn't really saying anything. Pretty much your entire "proof" is composed of rhetorical questions.

Answer 4

You obviously aren't so give it up. The world was created by the spoken word of God.

Physics are just what we use to describe what God did!

There is order in the universe becaused it was created by a master craftsman. Chaos cannot create order, but rather destroys it.

A big bang theory(supposition) goes against observable science, namely the second law of thermodynamics.

Just take God at His word. In the beginning God created. How? I don't know

Just....He created.

Answer 5

It sounds like you are on your soapbox encouraging the people to adopt your point of view. You are a human, what do you really know about GOD? Why are you more blessed with insight and feel the need to piehole your dogmatic views in attempt to pigeonhole other humans with this subjective question? Is it to stroke your ego? If you are going to wield the sword of righteousness and nominate yourself as the Philosopher of semantics ... you should consider the fact that it is indeed a science ...

Answer 6

they have this law that "Energy creates matter"
Judging from the sun and other suns in the universe I would say God is entense energy. In a giant explosion of energy created matter. Then smaller bursts other things. Called the big bang.
So it wasn't actually out of nothing.
Electricity is taken out of the air, basically.
Yet, it powers a multitude of things. Or enables them to work.
So it is power createing things. We got that in science class
Because you can't see some thing does not mean it doesn't exist. The power is there. In this emense Universe is it so hard to imagine that their would be creatures different from us.
Called Spirit creatures. They are called persons.
They are there you just can't see them.

Answer 7

Faith.


Some big bang theories state that the universe started as a gravitational singularity of immense mass, but zero volume, to which the laws of phisics don't apply.

Logic and the laws of physics were created in the seconds following the big bang.

Answer 8

I believe in the Bible and God, and i in no way am trying to change your view point, but as humans, our brains are too puny to comprehend the vastness of the whole situation. God created everything, he has no beggining or end, and is the Supreme being. It's like a dog trying to understand how x=y+5, the square root of 56.2, or the size of the Earth. hard to wrap your brain around, isn't it?

Answer 9

The Bible says there was darkness and void. You were trying to be a little sarcastic I think, but it is true that He doesn't view time as we do and the laws of physics don't apply to Him. Since He is the all powerful Creator, who is to say He must live in the same dimensions as us?. There is no time in eternity, that is what is so glorious.

Answer 10

It makes sense to me that somethings don't spontaneously come from nothings. If they did, then wouldn't stuff just materialize randomly?

God creating a something out of nothing just doesn't present the same problems of random materializations.

"People who aren't good at logic should not try to weild it."

Good idea.

Answer 11

i like ur question.
but there isnt a correct answer for it because some people would say that there isnt a God. and then 4 the ones who think that there is, it could of been anything, or maybe really nothing. God just maybe could make anything appear.