If God really exists, then why do the laws of physics exist?

Answer 1

Divinity has many names... God, Allah, Thor, Ra, Math, Physics, Science, Logic..........

They are not exclusive.

Answer 2

Well, sorry, No. You see, it's been proven mathematically that MULTIPLE UNIVERSES exist, and that the prime components and laws of those existences are different than ours. Let's take the weak and strong magnetic forces, in this universe, they happen to be balanced, however, in many, MOST other universes, they aren't. It's theorized (by the way a scientific theory takes into account ALL known facts, without being disproved by a SINGLE ONE, it's much more than an "idea") that the multiplicity of universes are actually quite random, that the laws of physics work differently in most of them. So the math and science point to alternate universes where we could not exist, and the way in which we are here to observe this universe is entirely dependent on the fact that it's this universe. It's really not that complicated. And the fact that this universe has them all balanced, is essentially, a chance happening.

Answer 3

All the laws of physics as they are written and understood by us are, are the explanations we have come up with, after due study, about why things work the way they do; the idea of the existence of the laws of physics in no way disproves the existence of God, indeed, it goes further toward proving it, because it shows an underlying order to the world that it's unlikely that random chance, which is rampant in the ideas of science, could have accomplished.

Answer 4

This really is a poorly thought out question.

I'm agnostic/athiest (until you can prove the existance of god, there isn't one), and I think your question is a foolish attempt to troll.

physics can easily be explained as "god's way" of the universe and the building blocks used to create it, just like you use bricks and mortar to erect a skyscraper, god created the universe through the laws of physics and set these laws to apply.

If one can prove the existance of god, or if there is no god, the laws of physics still fit squarely, and logically in either scenario.

This makes a hell of a lot more sense than the holy trinity crap- that explanation is about as logical as the crap you find on a soap opera.

Answer 5

If the Biblical god exists the laws of physics would apply to it as well and that means it couldn't be any greater than the Universe. The Greeks discovered physics to explain the forces which compose nature and their gods were considered in charge of but not equal to the natural forces.

Answer 6

Who wrote the laws of Physics?

God is big into Laws... He created the laws of Physics and set the universe into motion to be governed by them.

God set forth the laws of Life within DNA to be fully self-contained and self corrective. It took scholors with the most advanced computers over 3 years to simply read DNA, and much of it is still a mystery.

God gave another law, his Commandments, that he wrote upon all man's Consciences as a testimony of His existance. The Conscience shows that all men are formed in the image of God.

So God is the creator of matter, life that exists within matter, and the souls that exist within Mankind who are life and exist within matter.

Answer 7

Well, you might want to clarify that question a bit, but I'm going to presume that you're wondering why we would have physics if an almighty entity existed.

Personally, I like the Taoist explanation, though I must note that this is inferred, and not directly stated to my knowledge anywhere in Taoist teachings.

An almighty entity, if it truly exists, caused us to exist. Once, the fragments that are people on this earth were part of this entity. This entity (I'll call it God for simplicity) chose to create the universe, and give it bounds, that god might comprehend a state of having limitations. Or perhaps we chose to create this reality. Whatever happened, the fragments of that conciousness, by conciously limiting themselves, forgot their way back to unity with god. Being portions of god, we are ourselves omnipotent, but fail to possess the faith necessary to understand it. Since we cannot remember how to be immortal and omnipotent, due to our own self-imposed limitations, we struggle to transcend a framework of our own design. That framework includes the laws of physics. God really doesn't care. We made our beds, now we have to lie in them. Once we realize the bed and the dream are simply illusions, we can release our ties to this dull reality and return to true reality, which does not possess physics.

Yeah, I know, it sounds really wierd. But it makes sense to me.

Note that this is my interpretation, and I should not be considered an expert on Taoism by an stretch of the imagination.

Answer 8

Because the spiritual God created a physical universe

Answer 9

Genesis calls the forces of Creation "waters". There are very
real magnetic influences at work. The masculine and feminine
principles of the Lifeforce, flowing from the Creator to us, and back again.
At our level these forces become very complicated. The
masculine starting within the Earth going outward, The feminine coming from out there to us. From the center of our solar system outward. And from out in Creation to the center of our solar system. This is the basis for astrology, in that there are different strains within the magnetic field of the solar system when the planets are in different angels to each other. And they create
different sensations on our bodies, pressure and release.
3 symbolizes pyramid power. 7, LIGHT! Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet, combinedmaking white or clear light.
And 12 represents 12 vortexes at work on our world. Spirals of
energy. One in the Bermuda Triangle.

Answer 10

Perhaps God had a hand in formulating the laws of physics?