What if the creator GOD was simply the universal system of physics (like quantum physics for example)?

Answer 1

Any force that creates the universe is by definition outside the universe and also by definition, outside the natural order.

Therefore God can not be scientific in nature, no matter what you call it.

Whether or not God exists is a different question...

Answer 2

Perhaps then atheists would be right and religous people wrong, there would be no Spirit to live forever and your body would rot with no refernece to it ever having a will, thought or emotion, you'd be a speck in the universe with no real reason for existance, apart from temporarily enjoyed worldly expressions of eating, sleeping, walking, loving...

Now considering that quantum physics 'describes the nature of the universe as being much different then the world we see' who is to say that it's not the 'creation' itself as well.. since no man has really known the mind of God... Bible says that 'God's thoughts are higer then your thoughts, his ways higher then your ways...' so perhaps the only true 'what if' that rises from your question is how would it influence your life in the way you speak to and/or think of people and yourself, what you do, your moral and ethical standards, your hope for the future and reason for living?

As per reference below: "Furthermore, quantum physics leaves us with a rather large open question: what is reality? The Copenhagen interpretation attempts to solve this problem by saying that reality is what is measured. However, the measuring device itself is then not real until it is measured. The problem, which is known as the measurement problem, is when does the cycle stop?"

"...No one can comprehend what goes on under the sun. Despite all his efforts to search it out, man cannot discover its meaning. Even if a wise man claims he knows, he cannot really comprehend it."

Hope this creates more questions for you and hope you find answers that make sense to you...

Answer 3

then it wouldn't be a god or a creator, it would merely be cause of an effect

i don't think you can use the word god or the word creator to refer to something without free-will, or making concious choice

so, if the universe is the natural result of "the universal system of physics" then it was not "created" and has no "creator"

in that case there could still be a god somewhere doing something, but that god would not be the creator of the universe but a much less ambitious god

Answer 4

If you redefine the word "god" to mean "the natural universe", then sure, "god" exists.

But does that mean that the all-powerful, all-knowing supernatural creator of the universe exists? No.

When you redefine a word, as you have done, you're simply choosing a different meaning for that word; the original concept that the word represented before you redefined it is not affected.

So, redefining "god" as something other than "the supernatural creator of the universe" can indeed make "god" exist, but it can't make "the supernatural creator of the universe" exist.

Answer 5

Perhaps the system of physics eventually leads to God, if all pathways lead to God, then physics and other sciences eventually all lead to the same focal point.

Answer 6

That's similar to Einstein's view on god and religion. He didn't believe in personal god who knows everything you do, but rather god who creates the universe and just let it run. His mission was to know how the universe works meaning knowing god's thoughts.

Answer 7

what about it whats the question. god is the creator god exists period.

Answer 8

did you ever think that quantum physics had to come from somewhere?

Answer 9

Then that is what you are because you were created in his image.

Answer 10

then u wouldn´t have 2 worry about hell would u