The Most Difficult Question of all?

Question

People are saying a God created us, ok, I understand that, but what created God, and what created the thing that created God, what started all this, life we call on earth here, everybody is saying God, God, and God, yes ok, but what created God and before that, there is no book that explains that, religion books are made up, I mean I can make up a God called Jingoo and tell the people that he was the creater of everything, so people believe what that book says, but don't you ask yourself what started all of this, NO, most people just don't care, so who started or what strated all this crap?

Answer 1

The theory of God explains nothing about origins. It just creates an imaginary origin that created everything else, that doesn't explain any origin.

Answer 2

OK, so take God out of the picture... you still have the exact same problem. what created the universe...? OK, then what created that...? then what created...? and so on and so on.

So saying God is not real because you say, "what created God?" doesn't make the question any easier to answer, therefore isn't really a good argument against God. Anything you could come up in place of God would be just as easily questioned with the same level of skepticism.

Ultimately at some point you're going to have to realize that something, whatever that something may be, was never created and has always been for all of eternity. Whether you say it's God or not, at some point back in the line of things creating each other it has to come to a stop where something has always existed. It's just that much of the world, including myself, believes they have experienced God and therefore believes that the "something that has always been" is actually "someone" known as God.

Also, it just makes sense that intelligence begets intelligence.

Answer 3

The question "who created God?" is a misnomer. God by his very nature is "uncreated" that is, he has always existed even before time. The name God choose for himself that he told Moses to tell the Israelites was "I AM" (see Exodus 3:14). The phrase "I AM" in Hebrew means "self-existing/sustaining One." As far as simply choosing to believe what some book says my response is the validity of the truth claims of all religious books do not stand on equal ground and to say otherwise is to way over simplify the quest for spiritual truth. Think about this: Did Jesus actually rise from the dead as the apostles claim and staked (literally) their lives on or did Jesus actually not rise from the dead? What is the actual historical and circumstantial evidence (data) for each belief both positive and negative? When you start on that track then you won't over simplify all religions by saying all this stuff was simply made up. See link below.

Answer 4

Yes this is one of the most difficult questions to be understood and explained. More likely the answer I give will have little validity or acceptance because you see man can not define God accurately. As much as we try to put God on a chalk board in definition, we can't. All that we imagine can not be enough to explain God. The best I realized in study and lecture is - God / Goddess / All that is. God's Origin unknown to be truthful. God's Origin in my humble learned Imagination is an Energy Spirit being that became out of nothingness and therefore realized self, much like if you take two atom's of different frequency and combine them together, you get a different expression of beingness formed. Being original and first of it's kind , gave this beginning being the ability to expand awareness and continue into infinite existence. The honor of being first gave it the ability to create awareness of self in purity of existence from nothingness, and in any manor infinitely possible of creative mind. Subordinate Spirit beings which were created from the original God Spirit were given the ability to create but with less pureness, colored in perception and conception and only from that which was, not from nothing as the First original God Spirit.
In the beginning was and was created all that is. All that is, is part of God and God is more. Any Attempts to define God and put Him/Her/all that is in a box if feudal and allegorical.
See/search string theory. You Tube - Another try at finding origin of creation.
Rev. TomCat

Answer 5

I think of it like this: just because we as finite human beings don't have the capacity to understand an infinite God doesn't mean there isn't such a thing. Time exists for us as humans, but not for God. He has always existed. We know the universe is really, really big, right? But there doesn't seem to be a start or an end to it - and that doesn't seem to trouble people as much as a God who didn't have a beginning.

Answer 6

Don't say crap. It makes you sound as if you know your theory is absolute. Personally I believe in God, and that's enough for me. However, let's say God doesn't exist. You can say the same thing for the scientific beginnings of the universe. Where did that matter that congregated and eventually exploded, spreading energy to create the universe originate from? The fact of the matter is that it is a mystery to us, so don't go around speaking as if you know it all.

Answer 7

God IS, always will be, and always has been God. Don't look for other answers, cause you won't find any. You just need to believe in your heart that His Word is true. And it is. I know this because no one else, and nothing else, could have done what only He could do in my life. And not just my life but the life of all others who truly repent of their sin before God and accept Jesus as their LORD and Savior.
This is truth, my friend. And if the truth shall make you free you shall be free indeed.

Answer 8

In the beginning was God.......the opening to the old Testament and pretty much all you need to know right now...Paul said that now we don't know a lot of things but some day it will all be made clear. I don't think our human brains are able to deal with how things began. But one day we will know. You have to side with the atheist who say there is no God or you have to side with the Christians who know beyond a shadow of a doubt that God exist because he lives inside us. Your choice. Follow Satan or follow Jesus....there is no middle choice....two choices....

"Choose you this day who you will serve … as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord" (Joshua 24:15).

Answer 9

no one, cause god does not exist. Before existence of the universe, there was nothing. If you can picture nothing, that will help. then because the was nothing, something suddenly sprang into existence. This something realized that it was something, thus creating existence. This is Called the big bang, the creation of existence, springing forth from nothing simply because, to have nothing you must have something.

Then millions of years latter man evolved on earth, and with mans evolution came the questions, how do things work, what drives the elements, why do we die, what happens then? and etc.

And thus god was created to explain these unexplainable things, to us the humans. Do you think animals ever worry about god? Id say no, that for them existing is enough.
To bad humans need to feel so damn superior to every thing else though, damn us for our need to explain our existence, instead of accepting it and living our lives.

Answer 10

Ok, forget God. What was there before the 'Big Bang'? Where did all that matter/energy come from? And how it got into that state? Why did it explode? How did it suddenly develop intelligence and started creating everything?

Looks like now we are getting into science fiction!

Answer 11

God always was, is and will be. He is the Creator no one created Him. He created everything out of nothing. He spoke things into being.