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RE: Is there a God? What is God?

in #metaphysics7 years ago

Check my disclaimer above which states:

90% of Everything I said above is mostly theoretical and should not be taken as factual ;-)

Honestly it is hard to understand how something can come from nothing. But for this to not be possible, there should no beginning nor end. The creators of things need to be created by something which was created by something else,....... which was created by something else ........ ....... ........ ....... .....
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I understand these are just your opinions, same here. I am interested in that upon which folks base their opinions - that is how I learn of new thoughts/ideas/reasons and adjust my own.

To a reasoning person, someone's bare opinion without the reasoning behind it does them little good. In my opinion :-)

Yeah, some teachings call It (the Source of existence, "god", Universe, etc) the uncreate or the causeless (or prime) cause, unmoved mover, cause of cause, etc.

Even the experts dunno how the big bang banged itself ;-)

But I am unable, thus far, to think of anything REAL that definitively came from nothing. Nor can I think of any REAL that has beginning/end but no end/beginning.

Doesn't mean to me that it can't happen, just that there is NO good experiential evidence to support it.

IMO

We may find some answers in the future; though I am unable to see how answers or explanations can even exist or how we can even reach to comprehend such.

The less we know, the more we wonder. ;-) .

"If something exists, whether it be visible or invisible, perceptible to the senses or not, it can be discovered and verified." - https://steemit.com/metaphysics/@n1mr0d/can-i-know-the-truth-of-things-beyond-the-physical

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