God

#21
wtf

GhostOfRazgriz said:
it doesnt make sense in a way. but god doesnt make sense either. the bible is all stuff that would be itnerpreted differently today, we'd attribute many happenings to UFO Activity instead of god or something. it's more likely advanced beings created us than god spontaneously forming and creating us.
And who created these aliens? More aliens?
 

Diaz

New Member
#24
I can't wait 'til I die for two reasons:

1. If there's a God, I can ask him these questions.

2. If when you die you just cease to exist and there's no afterlife, at least I won't be miserably trying to find the answers to these questions.
 

Rukas

Capo Dei Capi
Staff member
#25
wtf

_carmi said:
this is getting complicated now. thats why i just dont believe in god. easier.
Do you know how silly that is?

Do you just not believe in all things you cant understand because its easier? Cause if thats the case, shit, you dont believe in a lot...
 
#26
Diaz said:
I can't wait 'til I die for two reasons:

1. If there's a God, I can ask him these questions.

2. If when you die you just cease to exist and there's no afterlife, at least I won't be miserably trying to find the answers to these questions.
But what if there is a God, and he sends you to Hell. You'd spend all eternity not getting the answers you seek, plus it'd be really really hot.
 
#27
How can you ask how god, or the world is created, if you don't know what God is?

i say God is Emptyness, it's the only thing that existed before anything else, and the only thing that will be after everything is gone. Emptyness is what was there before you were born, and what happens after you die. it's the only thing that is no where and everywhere at the same time, the only thing that is not effected by time or space.

How was the world created? basically, the one thing common to everything in the world, living or not, is energy. So basically, we are all the same. Energy can be transformed into matter, and matter into energy. Energy can exist in emptyness. Creation is just the transformation of this energy from emptyness to matter...

it might sound that i m just tripping, but that's actualy based on eastern spirituality.
 

marc

New Member
#28
^kinda made me smile.
not because i think its stupid or anything, but in "gods army" for example, angel gabriel (christopher walken) basically says "hell is not that burning pit that youd imagine, its the emptiness, being banned from listening to god's voice". which i find very interesting. because to me, ending up in pure nothing is somehow scary.
 
#29
Khaled said:
How can you ask how god, or the world is created, if you don't know what God is?

i say God is Emptyness, it's the only thing that existed before anything else, and the only thing that will be after everything is gone. Emptyness is what was there before you were born, and what happens after you die. it's the only thing that is no where and everywhere at the same time, the only thing that is not effected by time or space.

How was the world created? basically, the one thing common to everything in the world, living or not, is energy. So basically, we are all the same. Energy can be transformed into matter, and matter into energy. Energy can exist in emptyness. Creation is just the transformation of this energy from emptyness to matter...

it might sound that i m just tripping, but that's actualy based on eastern spirituality.
If emptiness is God, then there is no use of referring to it as God because nothing is emptiness. This means God doesn't exist, we just seem to think this creating of everything as God, which is silly if you refer to God as him.
 

_carmi

me, myself & us
#30
wtf

Rukas said:
Do you know how silly that is?

Do you just not believe in all things you cant understand because its easier? Cause if thats the case, shit, you dont believe in a lot...
no i dont believe in god cuz i think thats an invention to make us believe in something and them manipulate us with this faith.

i actually do believe in a lot of things, but god is just not part of this list.
 

Jokerman

Well-Known Member
#31
wtf

_carmi said:
i actually do believe in a lot of things, but god is just not part of this list.
You have a list? Get a life or die trying! Don't you know that death aint nothing but a heart beat away? A lifetime bliss for eternal torture and pain...:p
 

ARon

Well-Known Member
#33
If energy can exist in emptiness then it really isn't empty is it?

I don't even know where to begin when figuring all this out. Life, Earth, our galaxy, our universe is something beyond explanation, beyond understanding. The only thing I really say is we matter.
 

Bigg Limn

Well-Known Member
Staff member
#34
You'll never find the answer to where GOD came from, or how is it possible to exist before existence...its out of human comprehension. That's why religion relies on faith rather than brains.
 
#35
I always ask myself questions like this when I'm sitting in my biology class, and it just blows my mind, shit, no one has the answers and we definatley wont get em in our lifetimes so I'm gonna stop worrying about and concentrate on chasing pussy ;)
 
#36
critikaldesignz said:
If emptiness is God, then there is no use of referring to it as God because nothing is emptiness. This means God doesn't exist, we just seem to think this creating of everything as God, which is silly if you refer to God as him.
nothing is pure emptyness, except God,
but at the same time, emptyness exists everywhere.

Aristotle said:
If energy can exist in emptiness then it really isn't empty is it?
Sure, but energy can come to exist in emptyness. As in, emptyness draws energy.
 

ARon

Well-Known Member
#37
Ok.
You said energy can come to exist in emptyness, but that energy had to be somewhere that wasn't empty. Where did that come from or who or what created that. I don't think I'd say emptyness is god or whatever. More like it gave whatever the room to create, it's not neccessarily the creator.
 
#39
wtf

_carmi said:
this is getting complicated now. thats why i just dont believe in god. easier.
I wouldn't imagine that is easier. Without a "God" there are no answers to the specific question - the explanations are more complex and varied, the questions endless. Pinning it down to religion relieves the complexity because there is somewhat of an answer (right or wrong). Unless of course, people dont care to ask the question then it's a case of ignorance is bliss and that works for most of us.

For my part I believe we are limited by our scientific explanation of cause and effect - that is our interpretation of existence. Yet we are questioning something which I believe is beyond cause and effect - more complicated than that and therefore beyond our capacity to understand at this point in time. To be able to answer the question we would have to broaden our scope of perspective... it's like bending the spoon in the matrix, we have to first get to a point where we can say, there is no spoon. *rambling crap now* I'll shut up.
 

Rukas

Capo Dei Capi
Staff member
#40
wtf

Amara said:
I wouldn't imagine that is easier. Without a "God" there are no answers to the specific question - the explanations are more complex and varied, the questions endless. Pinning it down to religion relieves the complexity because there is somewhat of an answer (right or wrong). Unless of course, people dont care to ask the question then it's a case of ignorance is bliss and that works for most of us.

For my part I believe we are limited by our scientific explanation of cause and effect - that is our interpretation of existence. Yet we are questioning something which I believe is beyond cause and effect - more complicated than that and therefore beyond our capacity to understand at this point in time. To be able to answer the question we would have to broaden our scope of perspective... it's like bending the spoon in the matrix, we have to first get to a point where we can say, there is no spoon. *rambling crap now* I'll shut up.
I kind of agree and disagree at the same time.

I agree that scope has a lot to do with it, Ill use mathematics as an example because its simple and applies to everything including cause and effect.

If you were to teach someone only ten numbers, 0 thru to 9, they would have no way to comprehend anything outside of those boundaries to begin with. How do you comprehend negative numbers, or 100, if all you know is 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9?

However, eventually you use what you have to understand and work out the rest. The number 100 can be explained as 4 lots of 5 lots of 5, which fits into the narrow scope.

I think in the same way we are, or will be, capable of understanding things like this in the future because we understand universal constants, we understand mathematics, which is the universal language, and everything relates to mathematics. Even God has to conform to mathematics, and anything that came before God has to as well.

So we have the tools, we have part of the puzzle, we just dont have the whole scope. But we can use our current scope to understand the greater scope.


Anyway, this is a rant now, so Ill stop it for now ;)
 

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