Can God live in a black hole.?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The black holes live in God. We live on the earth and not the earth on us .
God is not a man and not a HE. If humn soul can be left unaffected by fire or wter would you think that god would be affected by fire?
God is nt like humans who would demand somethng from you for the alms he doles out to you . Would you ask begger when you are in need , to give back some of the mony you gave him while you gave him an alm? Then why the prophets and the scriptures picture god as somebody witha mean mind to expect your praise and salutation return for what he gave yu. Is it not simply , prurely and entirely a mean human mentlity? it is becuse it is the men of much little intelligence with selfish motive who created the religons .
God is a being of non-being . The vast empty universe that sustains the wole universe in it . the one who gave rise to the entire universe and can annihilate and re-create the whole universe . Teh one to which not word applicable to the rooting mortal humans can be attrbuted . the one great power which has the capacity to show itself and b present itelf in any and everything and show up and reamin as everything without exception.The universe is itself is speck in the vast beach on the shore of the space which has no end , no middle and no beginning . ,no depth and no height .
The only power , the only one entity that has the absolute character of being without any support from anything and without shape , bounds and directions and sustains everything . it is the nothing ness withuot which nothing howeer great and powerful it might be can ever exist .
Th blackhole would not exist but for it .countless blackholes exist in it .
That which comes into being must go . one that is born must necesarily be dead . One that lives must also necesarily die . God does not live , a process the mortal lives undergo .God exists and in God all the univeverse exists as God sustains the universe and the blackholes are a few dusts in the vast beach of the universe that are made and unmade by the powers of nature , the partof the incessant acrificial act that God perfoms for the sake of sustining this univesre without any aspiration for recognition , applause or gift or salutation. The whole universe must undergo the processes it has set out whethr you love it or hate it . It spares none frorn the processes that it has set out . All the wisdom and all that we have aquired would go into the black hole one day when the sun exhausts its fuel and truns into a red giant scking inot itself all the planets and galactic bodies around it and turns in ot a white giant or a black hole to undergo a nuclear reaction for thousands of eon , before the great power recreates the world without any developed life and creates evrythihng afresh in the same or a difereent cyckle of its choice . Thre wobn't be any trace of anyof the nonsenses tht are tormenting the present world . What eh the life that would emerge in the new world order would be doing , you and i won't e here to know . neither would there be any trace of any memory of the existence of all the warring ?gods and religons of the present day . will the newly emerging life be more sensible or not ., we won't know . no one woud know as nothinhg of the present life , evn a foosil would remain as eerythihng would have been undone in the nuclear fission that would tke place in the black hole .Good riddence !

Answer 3

I view God as both immanent and transcendant. He is everywhere and occupies everything, while simultaneously existing beyond everything we can experience. So, yes, I believe that He can live in a black hole. He created black holes. The black hole could not exist without God sustaining it. God is not corporeal that He is affected by the time, gravity, and physical laws that He created.

Does God have some sort of home within a black hole? I don't think so because I don't think any geographic place with a measurable size could contain Him.

Answer 4

God is Higher than space (a concept I still struggle with, but I'm learning). HE created EVERYTHING, so YES He is EVERYWHERE, ANYTIME, ANYPLACE (that includes Blackholes). I hope this helps:

Genesis 1
The Beginning
1 In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.
2 Now the earth was [a] formless and empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters.
3 And God said, "Let there be light," and there was light. 4 God saw that the light was good, and He separated the light from the darkness. 5 God called the light "day," and the darkness he called "night." And there was evening, and there was morning—the first day.

14 And God said, "Let there be lights in the expanse of the sky to separate the day from the night, and let them serve as signs to mark seasons and days and years, 15 and let them be lights in the expanse of the sky to give light on the earth." And it was so. 16 God made two great lights—the greater light to govern the day and the lesser light to govern the night. He also made the stars. 17 God set them in the expanse of the sky to give light on the earth, 18 to govern the day and the night, and to separate light from darkness. And God saw that it was good. 19 And there was evening, and there was morning—the fourth day.

Answer 5

What's the one thing that exists EVERYWHERE, even in black holes? What exists in all molecules, atoms, electrons, the distances between them, the accelerations and forces of gravity, explosions, pressure differences? What allows us to live? A neuron must fire for us to think, and electric pulse must occur for our hearts to beat, we must eat to transfer differential forces to our body, we must inhale oxygen to burn with the nutrients in our body. What is all the light of the universe made of?

If you imagine a place where God does not exist (as in hell being a place away from God) what do you imagine? I imagine darkness, no sensation, no movement, not thoughts, just nothingness.

When God appeared to people in the old testament, how did he appear? As a bush on fire, a cloud descending on the village, etc.

Where am I going with all of this? Well black holes are theoretically made of so much gravity that it just keeps on pulling everything- light, energy, mass- into it, gaining and gaining. Key word here is ENERGY.

Energy is the only thing that is everywhere. It is the fabric of the universe. It performed the creation of the universe, the earth, and the first breath of life of man. It will be the reason that earth breaks apart one day or is absorbed by the sun. It is my recent revelation(and opinion) that God might just be in and of all that energy. Maybe that energy is his presense. God is everywhere, energy is everywhere, so I'm saying that God isn't just the energy, but the energy is his skin, his body, his mechanism.

Every miracle ever performed in the bible would have required excess amounts of energy gathered in one place for them to have occured.

So is it possible that when God said, "Let there be light," he was using his energy to explode a giant black hole known as singularity into the known universe, allowing light to escape and energy to flow?

I know it sounds like a crazy theory, but it makes sense in my mind for some reason. I keep finding more and more reasons why it makes sense. And why shouldn't it? Energy is the tie that binds the universe, the force of life and animation, so why should it not have an "intelligence" and an agenda? Why couldn't it be that the only thing in the universe that has the last say in how much power anything has is actually God and energy one in the same?

Maybe we conceptualize energy as a concrete idea and an inanimate object, but how could we ever comprehend the extent to which the spiritual world is actually connected to energy? What's to say that energy is NOT the connection to the spiritual world? Who's to say that energy isn't actually the spiritual world itself? We can only measure it's worth in relation to the differences of energy gathered here and there. What about the whole scale?

We know that energy on the whole scale is never lost and energy is only transfered to and fro. God did say he was an unchanging God.

Again I'm not saying that God is the energy, but that the energy is God's mechanism, just as it is the mechanism of evil. What causes us to sin? the energy contained in worldy things. And for energy to have an effect, there has to be positive and a negative amounts of it. Good and evil are seen in the same way.

Think of it this way: When you wash your dishes, it is actually your hands that are doing the work. But the hands do not do this themselves. You are not just your hands. Your hands are you mechanism. They are just a part of you.

So yes, I believe God can live in a black hole, if for no other reason than just that he can because he's that powerful.

Answer 6

Let's see here. God is omnipresent, therefore he is everywhere. in response to a previous answer, God is real. much more real then the computer your sitting at now. I believe black holes are only in theory. i could be wrong though. no one has experienced a black hole whereas millions have "experienced" God. No one has seen black holes with the naked eye, however hundreds have seen God.

In conclusion: yes, if Black Holes exist then God can live in them. He will not be outdone by one of his own creations.

Answer 7

It is not "Can" she live in a black hole, God DOES live in a black hole. Its called New Jersey.

Answer 8

God to me does not exist (anyone is entitled to their own belief here), god is used to control human beliefs and is a myth created by the human race to explain the unexplained. God does not live in a black hole (which light can not even escape), he lives in the imagination of human beings.

Answer 9

Yes, God is omnipresent. However, a blackhole is infinitely small, so how do you define "in" a black hole? In response to earlier answers, I like the energy theory, but lets not forget that matter and energy, hence everything physical, are the same thing. E=mc^2, wave-particle duality, etc.

Answer 10

The Universe may be, almost certainly is, a black hole. That is, there is no getting out of it alive. We are within the event horizon but not near the singularity. God is probably a lot tougher than Chuck Norris and can be anywhere He wants.

Answer 11

If there WERE a god, and it was omnipotent, IN THEORY, it could live in a black hole...or anywhere it wants (like the 600 lb. gorilla), but its LIGHT would not exist there. Kind of a letdown, huh?