Originally posted by DarfiusI didn't say it is 'just because'. I said the universe is how it is because of the physical and biological laws that control it. These physical laws exist (they were not created). These biological laws exist because of the physical laws.
So you think the universe is perfect? If so, how? Just because? That's hardly logical thinking.
I cannot do anything about changing the universe and so therefore it just 'is'.
Are you going to tell me why you think Atheists do not like this universe, or are you going to ignore this question?
Originally posted by MaustrauserMost atheists say God cannot exist because evil exists.
I didn't say it is 'just because'. I said the universe is how it is because of the physical and biological laws that control it. These physical laws exist (they were not created). These biological laws exist because of the physical laws.
I cannot do anything about changing the universe and so therefore it just 'is'.
Are you going to tell me why you think Atheists do not like this universe, or are you going to ignore this question?
By the way, did the physical laws exist before the singularity exploded in the Big Bang event?
Originally posted by MaustrauserThese afore mentioned laws of physics are not really set in stone. They are, in all intent, a set of laws set down and created by man, as some kind of perception and interpretation of the matter that surrounds us.
I didn't say it is 'just because'. I said the universe is how it is because of the physical and biological laws that control it. These physical laws exist (they were not created). These biological laws exist because of the physical laws.
I cannot do anything about changing the universe and so therefore it just 'is'.
Are you going to tell me why you think Atheists do not like this universe, or are you going to ignore this question?
For starters looka t the genius of Isaac Newton. What he endeavoured to ascertain from the limited knowledge he had was no less than incredible, only for it to all be blown clean out of the water by Mr Albert Einstein.
I am sure that some time soon that these theories will once again have to be revised due to some 'minor detail' or anomaly(sp.?) that is found.
I started college 12 years ago being a complete atheist and found that the more i delved into the subject of physics, that the less it actually explained in a rational way that everything arround us was explainable and accountable for in a logical manor.
I ask you..
Can you put an emotion in a test tube?
What is gravity? (No cutting and pasting Newton's laws please).
And how do you explain magnetism?
I could go on but won't bore you as it is immaterial. Excuse the pun.
I am not an atheist, nor am i devout believer in any given faith. But i cannot help but believe that mankinds relentless thirst for finding its creator/origins is all in vain.
PS. I do believe in LOVE big time.
May everyone feel love this weekend.
Originally posted by DarfiusI aint here to entertain you .Im simply telling you Universe creation aint all that difficult. And wow I created em steady state too ,, don't need that evolutionary stuff to confuse the little fellers either.
You guys are boring me. It seems like you criticize the job God did with this universe, but can't come up with better ideas.
And there are two people in RHP that have seen some of my creations.
tho not the whole universe , I keep that to myself . Ya know privacy and all.
Originally posted by Darfius
Most atheists say God cannot exist because evil exists.
By the way, did the physical laws exist before the singularity exploded in the Big Bang event?
Athiest only claim God cannot exits, because if He did exist then why does 90% of the universe consist of dark matter. Did he have nothing to do other than invent a substance we've never seen or cannot prove to exist only have faith in. And what is our faith based on ? Is it that without faith in Dark matter, the rest of science looks too slightly too flawed ?
Originally posted by DarfiusMy answer is there to see for everybody who cares to read it.
You didn't answer my question. Are you going to take away the ability of humanity to cause pain and suffering?
If I had the power to create the universe, it would not be a question of denying people that ability, pain and suffering would simply not exist.
Remember I'm the sole creater, nothing exist without me having created it, so by abstaining from creating pain and suffering it simply has no existence in my universe. I can not deny people that which do not exist.
Originally posted by ScheelSo setting yourself on fire wouldn't hurt?
My answer is there to see for everybody who cares to read it.
If I had the power to create the universe, it would not be a question of denying people that ability, pain and suffering would simply not exist.
Remember I'm the sole creater, nothing exist without me having created it, so by abstaining from creating pain and suffering it simply has no existence in my universe. I can not deny people that which do not exist.
And man wouldn't be capable of getting angry at someone?
Originally posted by DarfiusPain and suffering would not exist, so nothing people does in my universe would cause pain and suffering.
So setting yourself on fire wouldn't hurt?
And man wouldn't be capable of getting angry at someone?
Are you having trouble with understanding the concept ? Do not despair - nobody said it would be easy to understand the full glory of my creation.
Originally posted by jimslyp69I am assuming your 12 years of college included at least these subjects:
These afore mentioned laws of physics are not really set in stone. They are, in all intent, a set of laws set down and created by man, as some kind of perception and interpretation of the matter that surrounds us.
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PS. I do believe in LOVE big time.
May everyone feel love this weekend.
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus (single variable) , Calculus (multivariable), Analytic Geometry, Linear Algebra, Ordinary Differential Equations , Partial Differential Equations ( I like these, myself) Methods of approximation, and Probability and statistics
Maybe a little of these topics too: Real analysis, Complex analysis, Group theory( Gell Mann), Differential geometry ( Einstein) , Lie groups (these are cool), Differential forms, Homology, Cohomology, Homotopy, Fiber bundles( one could study electromagnetism abstractly as a U(1) fiber bundle over some spacetime manifold, Characteristic classes , Index theorems, and Supersymmetry and supergravity ( heavy into strings now .
And the hot stuff in Physics:
K-theory and Noncommutative geometry
Originally posted by ScheelWow. Talk about an abandonment of reason.
Pain and suffering would not exist, so nothing people does in my universe would cause pain and suffering.
Are you having trouble with understanding the concept ? Do not despair - nobody said it would be easy to understand the full glory of my creation.
Originally posted by DarfiusAs you asked me to create a universe I do not need to reason- I only need to create.
Wow. Talk about an abandonment of reason.
You obviously don't get the point. Nothing that you and I can do in this universe will cause, say "gimlegumle", because it does not exist. In the same way nothing people does in my universe will cause pain and suffering because it does not exist.
Do you doubt that I as divine creater of my universe could accomplish this ? May I ask you to have a litle faith.
Originally posted by frogstompPoint being darling?
I am assuming your 12 years of college included at least these subjects:
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus (single variable) , Calculus (multivariable), Analytic Geometry, Linear Algebra, Ordinary Differential Equations , Partial Differential Equations ( I like these, myself) Methods of approximation, and Probability and statistics
M ...[text shortened]... y into strings now .
And the hot stuff in Physics:
K-theory and Noncommutative geometry