RoseMontague
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It's just a false layer answer that makes people feel good. It answers nothing unless you can say where god(s) came from.
And where did all the stuff that makes all the stuff in the universe come from?
It's just a false layer answer that makes people feel good. It answers nothing unless you can say where god(s) came from.
And where did all the stuff that makes all the stuff in the universe come from?
So as it stands currently, you're not aware of any physical effects manifested by this soul you posit?
If not, what does it do?
Lawrence Krauss: Life, the Universe and Nothing
He's given many talks on the subject, if you get a chance to see him, I'd recommend you take it.
I didn't say this. I think it is highly arrogant to think the universe was created for us.
I didn't say this. I think it is highly arrogant to think the universe was created for us.
Then where do all the new souls come from?
I don't understand the question in relation to my statement.
If the universe was not created for us then why does god send a constant stream of new souls from other parts of the universe? Why is he depleting other planets of souls just to send them to us?
I have no idea of what you are talking about but I will attempt an answer based on what I think you are asking.
My opinion is that souls exist outside of time, they simply interact with and are part of life in the physical universe, there is no coming and going or before and after. Souls are, just as God is, not subject to time, space, and distance. I don't believe the rules are the same on the spiritual side.
Good luck. Total nonsense of course, but good luck with that. Have you any idea why god gives children cancer?
I didn't say this. I think it is highly arrogant to think the universe was created for us.
Imo, there are physical things and there is a spiritual side to the universe as well. These sides interact and are both part of the universe. The purpose of each physical thing is beyond me.
My personal opinion is that God exists on the spiritual side and the soul is a way that God connects and interacts with the physical side of creation.
Imo, there are physical things and there is a spiritual side to the universe as well. These sides interact and are both part of the universe. The purpose of each physical thing is beyond me.
My personal opinion is that God exists on the spiritual side and the soul is a way that God connects and interacts with the physical side of creation.
I don't make any claims to know as much about physics as he does, I will note he is not in agreement with some other very smart people on string theory. His concept of scientific morality is an interesting one. He appears to me to be trying to explain the spiritual side of the universe in terms of the physical. That is of course, just my first impression. I will check out the Fifth Essence when I get a chance, considering my avatar and all. All this dark matter stuff is interesting.
So your god is not omnipotent? Why do you worship a weak god?God doesn't give children cancer.
And yet many of these same scientists can't comprehend that there may be a spiritual side to our universe. Just incredible.
I don't know the answers to your questions. I believe in the basic concept of a soul as well as the basic concept of a creator. Both of these concepts are common in many if not most religions and are part of my personal beliefs.
Why are there souls if god didn't make the universe for us?
Do souls always exist or is a new one created with each birth?
Screw BIRTHS. What happens when a zygote divides wrong and now there are two zygotes? Does God create a new human soul?
Seems to me like with only a few enzymes and a zygote fertilized in vitro, you could produce billions of souls and send them straight to either Limbo (if the Catholics use to be right) and strike one mother of deals with Lucifer for THAT kind of payment, or to heavens (of most fundies are right) and you've saved more souls than Jesus. In fact, you could do it industrially, and save or damn more souls per month than there are people who ever lived.
ETA: credit for the idea goes to SMBC, of course.
How does saying god did it answer that question?And where did all the stuff that makes all the stuff in the universe come from?
Yes it does, and an important one too. You see, Rose can ask you a hard question, and when you can't answer, it's a palpable hit, but in return all she has to say is that God did it, and ignorance and completeness become magically one. God wraps the great mysteries of the universe in pretty paper and ties them with a bow. You never have to open them.How does saying god did it answer that question?
I'm not saying I know, but adding a god layer doesn't add a thing.