You say you want an evolution

There is nothing wrong with believing God created life on this planet.

Sure there is. It's not true.

You cannot say that you KNOW god didn't create the first life on this planet billions of years ago. I do not believe in god nor creationism. I do not believe in spirits or souls. But I'm saying if a religious person wanted to speculate that his supreme entity created life on earth he can. THey just need to recognize that life was not created as it is today, it evolved.

And you are a fool.

There is no evidence to support the existence of a god.

If something cannot be proven or disproven, it has no basis.

There is no evidence to support the existence of a god. If something cannot be proven or disproven, it has no basis.

There is no evidence that our Universe was ever even created. We aren't that far advanced to where we can actually judge how our own exitence even works, let alone determining if God really does exist or not.

I do honestly believe that God does have to exist, because matter can't just come from nowhere. Think about it, Where did our universe come from? It didn't just appear, where did other possible parallel universe originate from? Who knows, we will never, probably ever know. We do know that the Big Bang theory caused the formation of the planets, but what was before that? We don't know, which is why I boil it down to on a scientific level that something outside of our control, out of our existance of time had to have done this.

Everything could have always existed. It needs not be created. Think about that.

That's another way to look at it, and that's what most people say about God. That's he's always existed, which would play into the argument that our lives are on a completely different timeline, actaully we do have a timeline and god as well as existence has always been around, but that's another thing.

Too much thinking to try and scramble up, all done.

I do honestly believe that God does have to exist, because matter can't just come from nowhere.

Search quantum fluctuations. The quantity mass-energy can't come from nowhere, and it is very possible that the total mass-energy in the universe is 0 including the negative energies of things such as gravity.

We do know that the Big Bang theory caused the formation of the planets, but what was before that?

Time is a property of our universe. It is nonsensical to speak of "before that."

Ah, thanks for the lookup, i'm going to print out some notes and read them later on tonight.

Time is a property of our universe. It is nonsensical to speak of "before that.

What about other Universes, possible parallel universes, what I'm saying is couldn't God still be there somewhere, just not in our timeframe that we operate in?

I do honestly believe that God does have to exist, because matter can't just come from nowhere. Think about it, Where did our universe come from? It didn't just appear, where did other possible parallel universe originate from? Who knows, we will never, probably ever know. We do know that the Big Bang theory caused the formation of the planets, but what was before that? We don't know, which is why I boil it down to on a scientific level that something outside of our control, out of our existance of time had to have done this.

If you limit your thinking to the bias' that humans have created due to our own limited ability to perceive, then of course it will seem impossible.

1) Since you need to ask "what about before?", then I ask how did god come into existence to create the universe or whatever?

2) Big Bang theory is just that... a theory. We don't know it for sure.

2) Big Bang theory is just that... a theory. We don't know it for sure.

Oh. My. God. I did not just hear that from you of all people.

Huh? We don't know "for sure," do we? As far as I know it fits our current understanding, but I'm sure there are still great discoveries to be made in the field of Physics that would lead to an even better (or maybe completely different) model/theory.