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Question: How did the universe begin?
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Posted 2004-09-08, 06:28 PM
I want your personal theory on this. Did god create the universe? Was there something else. Has it always been here? State which side you're taking (i.e. scientific, theological etc.) and try to support it as best you can. Lets try to not turn this into a debate. If you want to comment on someone elses theory, fine, but try to keep this thread from turning into an all-out debate about religion.

So, what do you think?
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Posted 2004-09-08, 06:33 PM in reply to Demosthenes's post "Question: How did the universe begin?"
I really have no idea, but I lean towards the scientific view. I mean, there IS the "matter cannot be created or destroyed" law that religion will always bring up, but if that's the case what could have created god?

Anyway, I'd say the big bang.
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Posted 2004-09-08, 06:35 PM in reply to Slim's post starting "I really have no idea, but I lean..."
Sorry, I worded it wrong. For you scientific believers, how was the universe put into play before the big bang? And try to expand a bit, if you can, Slim. I'd like to hear everyone's ideas.
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Posted 2004-09-08, 06:39 PM in reply to Demosthenes's post starting "Sorry, I worded it wrong. For you..."
I honestly have no idea, I'm not knowledgeable enough in the area to make any comment without it being pulled straight from my ass.
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Posted 2004-09-08, 07:22 PM in reply to Slim's post starting "I honestly have no idea, I'm not..."
I'd have to go on a religious note. Put it this way. God has always existed, nobody created him/her. But it's always been there. Now God has the power to create, and give. God's powers must have created the universe. Not too sure how it works.

This could just be a Matrix type thing, we're just one big ass test tube, and somebody is having us for their science project.














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Posted 2004-09-08, 07:54 PM in reply to D3V's post starting "I'd have to go on a religious note. Put..."
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This could just be a Matrix type thing, we're just one big ass test tube, and somebody is having us for their science project.

I've thought about that. We'll never really know. I believe in God. He's always been there. Nothings going to change my mind about that. All the stories about him have been proved in a way. Through the bible, and there was older history that the same exact events that were in the bible, were recorded in a journal/book. I believe in God 110%. Whenever I pray, it always comes true.


ALWAYS.

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GOD IS REAL, EVEN IF U CANT SEE HIM
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Posted 2004-09-09, 06:31 PM in reply to D3V's post starting "I'd have to go on a religious note. Put..."
D3V said:
I'd have to go on a religious note. Put it this way. God has always existed, nobody created him/her. But it's always been there. Now God has the power to create, and give. God's powers must have created the universe. Not too sure how it works.

This could just be a Matrix type thing, we're just one big ass test tube, and somebody is having us for their science project.
This is the first of a series of posts by me that will make all of you think about what you have said.

D3v... who's to say that the universe has always existed? If God has always existed, why couldn't the universe always exist. How can you even prove existence outside of your own thoughts? You can't. Sure, you think therefor you are... but maybe that existence is only based in one area... your own "head"... so to speak. But who created you?... God? What created God? If god always existed couldnt the universe have done the same? And thus, an eternal cycle... infinity...

And the "Giant" test tube could be comparitavely small to everything else... maybe we are in a test tube in side of a test tube inside of a test tube... and so on and so forth.
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Posted 2004-09-09, 12:03 AM in reply to Demosthenes's post "Question: How did the universe begin?"
I believe in the possible existence, or former existence of God.

I lean more towards the Big Bang Theory, and rationalize that God created the mass/energy that caused it all to begin with. The Universe is expanding, and there is the distinct possibility that our Universe is not the only one in the void of space. We may never truly know.

As to the question of how God came into existence (if He truly exists), the answer is unfathomable to us, as He cannot have always existed, nor can He have "willed" Himself into existence, as there would have been no "existence" without His creating it.

I digress. I would go on about this subject, but that is not the intention of this thread.
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Posted 2004-09-09, 10:19 AM in reply to Vollstrecker's post starting "I believe in the possible existence, or..."
It began with jellyfish.
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Posted 2004-09-09, 12:09 PM in reply to ==Nit5u4=='s post starting "It began with jellyfish."
The bible is a book of fiction written by man.

As far as creation hypotheses go I lean towards the evolutionary side of the house. Yes the universe is expanding and I do believe there is dark matter in the universe. I don’t know and couldn’t fathom to speculate what existed prior to the big bang. Our current set of physics and mathematics are not adequate to construct a solid explanation of the creation of the universe.
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Posted 2004-09-09, 12:14 PM in reply to kockblocker1's post starting "The bible is a book of fiction written..."
Well I've had my thread on Evolution, but it was quite racist, and spammed to hell. It was that African americans evolved from monkeys, and Caucasians evolved from Cavemen. But that's just a joke .

I'm Kind of on K_A's side. I mean, I believe that our universe could have just existed forever, but something needs to get it going. Our GOD, who may have been one of us at one point, enlightened beyond anything spiritual or mental. Not sure. It really makes my head hurt to think about all of the possibilities/variables. But I do believe in GOD, and My guess is that he/she started it all off at one point in time. Getting the ball rolling, creating earth with his/her mind/intellegence and we have naturally evolved from that point.














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Posted 2004-09-09, 07:31 PM in reply to Vollstrecker's post starting "I believe in the possible existence, or..."
Vollstrecker said:
I believe in the possible existence, or former existence of God.

I lean more towards the Big Bang Theory, and rationalize that God created the mass/energy that caused it all to begin with. The Universe is expanding, and there is the distinct possibility that our Universe is not the only one in the void of space. We may never truly know.
I agree with volls here. It all had to start with God, he had to create something that could make the Big Bang. He could have chosen that the Big Bang was how the world would start.


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Just ask the married chick he fucked.

Who Delivers ten times out of ten?
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Posted 2004-09-09, 07:32 PM in reply to Vollstrecker's post starting "I believe in the possible existence, or..."
Sorry bout the double, ie is just fucking around with me today.
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Posted 2004-09-09, 12:18 PM in reply to Demosthenes's post "Question: How did the universe begin?"
It has something to do with the m theory. It states that time existed before the creation of the universe and that we are just one universe of a multiverse. I saw it on the discovery chanlle. It requires the existance of I believe 11 dimensional space.
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Posted 2004-09-09, 02:12 PM in reply to Sovereign's post starting "It has something to do with the m..."
Discovery channel *sigh*. Why do you even watch that program?
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Posted 2004-09-09, 02:30 PM in reply to tokill.ace's post starting "Discovery channel *sigh*. Why do you..."
Why wouldnt I. And actually it was the Science chan.

That and TLC own.
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Posted 2004-09-09, 02:43 PM in reply to tokill.ace's post starting "Discovery channel *sigh*. Why do you..."
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Discovery channel *sigh*. Why do you even watch that program?
Discovery Channel is the shit, that's why.
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Posted 2004-09-09, 02:32 PM in reply to Sovereign's post starting "It has something to do with the m..."
Sovereign said:
It has something to do with the m theory. It states that time existed before the creation of the universe and that we are just one universe of a multiverse. I saw it on the discovery chanlle. It requires the existance of I believe 11 dimensional space.
Heh. I was just reading up on the M theory myself, yesterday. Couldn't quite understand much of it, though.
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Posted 2004-09-09, 02:49 PM in reply to Demosthenes's post starting "Heh. I was just reading up on the M..."
Link me. It's something I know so little about but want to learn .
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Posted 2004-09-09, 03:46 PM in reply to Sovereign's post starting "Link me. It's something I know so..."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/1270726.stm
http://superstringtheory.com/cosmo/cosmo4.html (string theory)

There were more. I'll see if I can find them for you.
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