Concepts of God (The nature of a 'Creator')

by David Turell , Sunday, April 24, 2016, 19:01 (3731 days ago) @ romansh

David: I don't buy Krauss and something from nothing. > This is fair enough ... Krauss is talking about the nothing empty space ... not your imaginary nothing. > > >David: Quantum perturbations are something in a space. > Romansh: Yep ... yet the ones we generally observe add up to nothing-That is a mathematical nothing > > > David: Something! Something is eternal, either that Krauss space or a creating force religions call God. > > Romansh: Something is eternal? Yet our universe seems to add up to nothing energy wise?-Again a mathematical energy nothing, is not nothing when the charges add up that way. A negative charge is not nothing, no more than a positive charge, or the force of gravity thrown into the sum. > > Romansh: So which is simpler ... quantum fluctuations created this universe or that an unspecified unreachable god created this universe? > > The first argument cause has always been crappy, ten year old children can see through it.-If anything exists it has a cause. Ask any 10-year-old. Unless we are a simulation, but the aliens are the first caused in that case!