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Rubbish => Preaching and Worship => Topic started by: Jacob Harrison on May 30, 2018, 08:45:22 pm
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In part 2, I will get into the origins of the universe. It is commonly accepted among cosmologists that the Universe began 13.8 billion years ago with the Big Bang. But what no scientist has ever been able to answer is “What caused the Big Bang?”
That proves that the Big Bang was caused by God. But many atheists come up with the question “If an omnipotent God created the universe, then what created God?” And that fundamental question has been answered ever since the time of Plato and has been the answer that Christians knew throughout the history of Christianity, and that answer is that God does not require a creator because he is beyond time.
You might ask, how it’s possible to be beyond time. Well we know from the theories of time travel, that it is certainly possible to travel through spacetime. God travelled to the begining of time and caused the Big Bang to happen.
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Seems legit.
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I show this kid a picture of Dr Who in tight jeans and suddenly he thinks time travel is real!
Hmmmm...
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I show this kid a picture of Dr Who in tight jeans and suddenly he thinks time travel is real!
Hmmmm...
There are many scientists who think that time travel is possible.
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"Many experts agree."
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There are many scientists who think that time travel is possible.
Well, forwards is easy, we already know how to do that, time dilation at near-light-speed. We just can't go fast enough yet for it to really amount to anything more than your clock being a little behind everybody else's when you get done. Backwards, as far as we know, would require something fancy like a wormhole.
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There are many scientists who think that time travel is possible.
Well, forwards is easy, we already know how to do that, time dilation at near-light-speed. We just can't go fast enough yet for it to really amount to anything more than your clock being a little behind everybody else's when you get done. Backwards, as far as we know, would require something fancy like a wormhole.
Therefore God could be beyond time by traveling through wormholes
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Well, if God's all-powerful, what does he need a
starship wormhole for?
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Well, if God's all-powerful, what does he need a starship wormhole for?
Well he has all the powers that exist in the universe, so it is even impossible for God to have powers that don’t exist. So even an omnipotent God has to obey the laws of physics.
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Which means he'd leave plenty of evidence behind, building something big in space-especially something that messes with space and time like a wormhole, is literally impossible to hide. The after effects would linger for millenia.
So-where's this evidence of divine stargates all over the place near our solar system? Do tell!
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Which means he'd leave plenty of evidence behind, building something big in space-especially something that messes with space and time like a wormhole, is literally impossible to hide. The after effects would linger for millenia.
So-where's this evidence of divine stargates all over the place near our solar system? Do tell!
It is not near the solar system. It would be in the center of the universe where the Big Bang happened. It is so far away that it hasn’t been discovered.
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Which would be utterly useless at affecting events retroactively where we are.
Thanks.
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Which would be utterly useless at affecting events retroactively where we are.
Thanks.
But why would it need to. It’s main purpose is for God to be able to travel through time.
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Which would be utterly useless at affecting events retroactively where we are.
Thanks.
But why would it need to. It’s main purpose is for God to be able to travel through time.
You said God has to obey the laws of physics remember? He can't exact change if he isn't there.
Also, where is the evidence for all of these holy, causality-defying wormholes?
Holy holes and a denim fetish, that's fuckin' hilarious!
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Which would be utterly useless at affecting events retroactively where we are.
Thanks.
But why would it need to. It’s main purpose is for God to be able to travel through time.
You said God has to obey the laws of physics remember? He can't exact change if he isn't there.
Also, where is the evidence for all of these holy, causality-defying wormholes?
Holy holes and a denim fetish, that's fuckin' hilarious!
God is able to travel so fast that he can be omnipresent.
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Which would be utterly useless at affecting events retroactively where we are.
Thanks.
But why would it need to. It’s main purpose is for God to be able to travel through time.
You said God has to obey the laws of physics remember? He can't exact change if he isn't there.
Also, where is the evidence for all of these holy, causality-defying wormholes?
Holy holes and a denim fetish, that's fuckin' hilarious!
God is able to travel so fast that he can be omnipresent.
Can he travel faster than the speed of light?
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Which would be utterly useless at affecting events retroactively where we are.
Thanks.
But why would it need to. It’s main purpose is for God to be able to travel through time.
You said God has to obey the laws of physics remember? He can't exact change if he isn't there.
Also, where is the evidence for all of these holy, causality-defying wormholes?
Holy holes and a denim fetish, that's fuckin' hilarious!
God is able to travel so fast that he can be omnipresent.
Can he travel faster than the speed of light?
According to string theory, there are 11 spacial dimensions so God can use the other 8 dimensions to travel through space as a shortcut.