God always existed? If so,
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thread starter Aryls Sep 01 2009
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| NOT TO START A FLAME WAR, I JUST WANT TO KNOW HOW THEISTS ANSWER THIS QUESTION! You say God has existed always, as in for as many trillions and billions of years before the universe was created as you can count to, right? If this is true, then what the hell did he do BEFORE he made the universe? -Screw around with other life? -Make and destroy things at will? -What? Seriously, if he has always been, he must have had infinite time before creating the universe, and what did he do during all that time? Thanks. -Sam. P.s. I am atheist. |
skittlesmoo 09/01/09
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| ashesofasoul : You obviously do not understand it. Quoting from that statement, " With the Lord a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day." It doesn't say that to God, a day is 1000 years. "With the Lord" refers to human beings being with God. The phrase after is a simile referring to joy. It's what happens when Athiests try to use bible verses to prove themselves. @Dan: Wow. You are truly an idiot. |
crazyfun007 09/01/09
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| DanAikido : So a thousand years is a simile for happiness? WHAT? Are you acting ignorant, or are you actually ignorant? What they mean is that time is irrelevant with the Lord; you'll be happy no matter how much time passes. |
TigerClaw03 09/01/09
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| DanAikido : Because humans didn't evolve from monkeys. Monkeys and humans evolved from a common ancestor. Please leave, as it is embarrassing how little knowledge you have on evolution. Rofl, so what's this common ancestor? What reason is there for this ancestor to produce two different species? |
diplom4t 09/01/09
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| making other planets, and galaxys and ish like that |
Mageklan 09/01/09
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| mashavsapir : Nobody can prove that god exists or that god doesn't exist And the "non god" universe theory doesn't make sense anyway. If all of the material in the universe was in a single place for eternity- why the hell did it just decide to explode like 15 billion years ago? Makes no sense at all. reactions my friend, reactions. It makes lots of sense, go read about it. |
DanAikido 09/01/09
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| crazyfun007 : Are you acting ignorant, or are you actually ignorant? What they mean is that time is irrelevant with the Lord; you'll be happy no matter how much time passes. But where does it mention happiness? It sounds like you guys are just bending your words whenever I quote you. |
eyomen 09/01/09
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| TigerClaw03 : Rofl, so what's this common ancestor? What reason is there for this ancestor to produce two different species? different habitats etc, why do some tigers have white fur and why do some have orange fur? |
ashesofasoul 09/01/09
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| DanAikido : False. First off, omnipotence is subjective. Second, I can compare genesis and abiogenesis without assuming a God did it. So a thousand years is a simile for happiness? WHAT? Omnipotence is having all power. Power to do anything. Not really subjective. You are saying that evolution and abiogenesis disproves creation. The idea of creation is that God created the universe. Scientifically speaking, evolution and abiogenesis cannot exist with creation. However, with God in this dilemma, it can. Therefore, it is possible to have creation and evolution/abiogenesis coexist because of an omnipotent being. The simile is saying that with God, a day of happiness is a thousand years of happiness, and a thousand years of happiness is only one day of happiness. |
Smarmor 09/01/09
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| TigerClaw03 : Rofl, so what's this common ancestor? What reason is there for this ancestor to produce two different species? Some migrated north, grew thicker fur over time, etc. and some migrated south, and... didn't. I don't have the specifics, but that's a basic example. Now imagine that, but instead of fur, it accounted for intelligence, dexterity, etc. |
ReLaX 09/01/09
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| TigerClaw03 : Rofl, so what's this common ancestor? What reason is there for this ancestor to produce two different species? different habitats skittlesmoo : It's what happens when Athiests try to use bible verses to prove themselves. @Dan: Wow. You are truly an idiot. thats what happens when atheists uses bible verses incorrectly. |
TigerClaw03 09/01/09
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| eyomen : different habitats etc, why do some tigers have white fur and why do some have orange fur? They're a tiger, dude. It's the same species. |
bemymuse 09/01/09
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| ReLaX : Aikado, your an bad example of atheism you make me embarrased. o look another ignored post. |
eyomen 09/01/09
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| TigerClaw03 : They're a tiger, dude. It's the same species. lions and tigers are both felines -_- |
DanAikido 09/01/09
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| TigerClaw03 : Rofl, so what's this common ancestor? What reason is there for this ancestor to produce two different species? They produced more than one species due to migration and habitation. ashesofasoul : Omnipotence is having all power. Power to do anything. Not really subjective. You are saying that evolution and abiogenesis disproves creation. The idea of creation is that God created the universe. Scientifically speaking, evolution and abiogenesis cannot exist with creation. However, with God in this dilemma, it can. Therefore, it is possible to have creation and evolution/abiogenesis coexist because of an omnipotent being. The simile is saying that with God, a day of happiness is a thousand years of happiness, and a thousand years of happiness is only one day of happiness. Again, I must ask where does it mention happiness? What causes this happiness? |
ashesofasoul 09/01/09
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| DanAikido : But where does it mention happiness? It sounds like you guys are just bending your words whenever I quote you. You can't be serious. Many works of literature are not straightforward. Most do not say, "Romeo killed Juliet. Juliet gave birth to zombies." The idea of joy is implied in the simile, it is not literal, as I have posted several times. Give me one example of "bending" words. |
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