Hey I know the other guy didnt want to take the time to read your arguments for the existence of a God, but I did. I want to let you know there are several assumptions that are made in your arguments that while they may be true, and the scenario you describe is one possible scenario, it is not the only one.
Please reconsider some assumptions.
Assumption that the universe had a beginning (it's also entirely possible it has "always" existed or has "never" existed.
Assumption that because of the argument of motion, that any pre-universe must oblige by the same governing laws as we experience on Earth.
Assumption that every piece of design of the universe was intentional and therefore God must be incredibly intelligent, etc, when in fact he could have done nothing more than simply create the initial "spark" and everything that happened afterwards had been a result of natural processes.
The assumption that any thing outside of our 4 dimensional space-time would have properties, capabilities, or characteristics similar to a spirit or a god.
There were more but i would have to look back and re-read the article you wrote because I cant remember it off the top of my head.
Judging from everything I've seen you write here today, you seem like a really interesting person. Honestly I see you as someone who is attracted to rigid ideologies or "extremist ideologies" as some will say. I'm not sure why you seem to latch on to them like you do, although I honestly dont know you well, but your history from Militant Athiest -> Drug Abuser -> Some sort of sex addiction -> Orthodox Christianity seems to me like a strong pattern.
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Hey I know the other guy didnt want to take the time to read your arguments for the existence of a God, but I did. I want to let you know there are several assumptions that are made in your arguments that while they may be true, and the scenario you describe is one possible scenario, it is not the only one.
Please reconsider some assumptions.
Assumption that the universe had a beginning (it's also entirely possible it has "always" existed or has "never" existed.
Assumption that because of the argument of motion, that any pre-universe must oblige by the same governing laws as we experience on Earth.
Assumption that every piece of design of the universe was intentional and therefore God must be incredibly intelligent, etc, when in fact he could have done nothing more than simply create the initial "spark" and everything that happened afterwards had been a result of natural processes.
The assumption that any thing outside of our 4 dimensional space-time would have properties, capabilities, or characteristics similar to a spirit or a god.
There were more but i would have to look back and re-read the article you wrote because I cant remember it off the top of my head.
Judging from everything I've seen you write here today, you seem like a really interesting person. Honestly I see you as someone who is attracted to rigid ideologies or "extremist ideologies" as some will say. I'm not sure why you seem to latch on to them like you do, although I honestly dont know you well, but your history from Militant Athiest -> Drug Abuser -> Some sort of sex addiction -> Orthodox Christianity seems to me like a strong pattern.
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