Seeeee I told you this thread would start controversy. Hurrah!

Anyway, I'm an aetheist because I just scientifically don't believe there could have ever been a god. Or heck maybe there was a god who came here and created this place, and maybe now he's gone back to his wife somewhere in this galaxy and he could care less about us. Maybe god is an alien. Have you guy's ever heard of Occam's Razor? Basically it means the simplest explanation is the right one? Right? So the simplest explanation here is that there is no god! I mean It's much more believable right that there is some all powerful being out there that watches over us and controls everything right? I call that a tall tell my friend, like Paul Bunyan and his big blue ox.

Who's to say that Jesus wasn't some nut who went around spouting off some tale in his head, and eventually he got some followers. Notice how all these religions were started by men?! Hmm.

You think a massive explosion of mass that seemingly came out of nowhere (even though that's supposedly impossible) that then reacted together in such a way to create billions of stars and planets and eventually Earth is simpler than God made everything?

*snort*


*shrugs and walks away*

I think the chances of what you just described happening, Ginkasa, are a lot more likely than some all mighty superbeing thing that made everything and everyone and controls everything and everyone.

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I've always found pretending to be a member of the opposite sex disturbing but that's just me.

And I'm an Atheist .:)

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That means nothing coming from someone with the title 'Fuzzy Bunny'. You common peon, get back to work.

----> You :retard: :whip: Me <----

Exactly. If people believe that the big bang theory is correct, and that this ball of energy exploded, than all of the atoms reconnected to form these massive fusion reactors called stars, and then formed to form earth, with the exact things we need to live, then formed us the exact way we need to be, with all our organs inside our body, and then some how these atoms were able to connect in such a way that we are alive, and can move, and are not inanimate and we can think . I would say that God comeing and just making us is much simpler indeed, and much more probable than all those atoms connecting and forming and changine in the perfect way.

I don't see how the big bang theory makes any type of sense at all. Let's use an example of a recent explosion that we're all aware of on September 11th. After the planes made the buildings go BOOM, and they were still standing, was anything in some kind of perfect structure, order or anything. I have a hard time believing that some explosion caused the planets to line up in an order, orbit the sun, and do things in set patterns like the universe does. I have never seen any explosions or heard of any explosions that cause order and structure.

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Yes... God is the simple explination.

The Big Bang Theory is suspect... things just don't appear from nothing, especially somthing as complex as life.

Think about the most powerful super computer in the world... the technology that build that is trillions of years behind the technology it would take to build a whole new race of people who can think and survive like humans from scratch. And keep in mind I'm comparing building to building. In how some think we were created, we would have just had to been made by the environment from nothing with nothing aiding us.

People say we grew from organisims... where did they come from? Somewhere down the line somthing put us here... I would believe that before I could believe 'It just happend'

We just happen to be the smartest being on this planet, in the perfect situation..... how and why?

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The Big Bang Theory isn't an explosion that could take down two buildings. In this case, you're talking about a very small explosion (it may have killed 2000+ people, but the explosion is very small). On the other hand, the Big Bang would've been a massive explosion, nothing you could ever dream or think of, it would've been an explosion of 100s of billions of km in diameter, releasing massive amounts of Hydrogen in the process. It is said that all other elements (besides Helium, because Hydrogen and Helium are the two most abundant elements in the Universe) were born from Hydrogen through intense nuclear and chemical reactions, which would result in the necessary elements like Oxygen, which would later form Water, with the help of Hydrogen.

When thinking about the Big Bang Theory, it is much more complex than just a regular explosion like you've seen on tv or in movies. This type of explosion would probably wipe out our solar system in a matter of minutes, and like I said, it would release HUGE amounts energy through fusion and/or fission processes. Now, as far as I know, there is no theory on how the explosion actually ccured. I may be wrong, however. But the point I am trying to make is that the Big Bang Theory is much more complex than what you may believe, and because you don't understand the complex nature of physics, you, and many others, will shrug the Big Bang Theory as simply being impossible.

And, I must comemnt on one more thing:

I've always wondered why the Earth happens to be in the "perfect place". Sometimes I think it could've simply been a coincedence. Why was Pluto put in such a cold part of our solar system? Perhaps that was also randomly formed. These geological processes take billions of years to develop, not something that could happen overnight. And because of that, I do find it hard to believe something simply put us here. Maybe something did in fact guide us here, but with all the complex natures of the Universe, it is extremely hard for me to believe that one being could simply create all of this. Maybe this being helped start the Universe's expansion, but I believe everythign else was formed by the geological processes that take billions of years to do develop. Then again... that's just me. Because I'm not Religous, I see things from an entire different perspective than those who are.

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The Big Bang theory believes that energy from the explosion was formed, and that energy was used to create many things.

However, I'd say the explosion would be a tad bit larget than a couple trillion km wide ¦¬Þ, seeing as how the Universe is quite possible infinitely large.


I hate infinites and paradoxs, no matter how fun they are to talk about. "There are infinite real numbers between 1 and 2... and also between 6 and 1,000. Therefor, there are the same amount of numbers between both sets". Yes, by doubling infinite, you get infinite... it... makes me... angry!! *smashy smashy*

But seriously, understanding the universe and creation is out of a Gaming Forum's league.

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The only answer I really got from you is that you think it was a coincidence...? :confused:

You find it hard to believe somthing put us here... why? Why couldn't a being create all this if they are infinintly smarter than we can even begin to imagine?

What is your theory on the orgin of life?

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Who, me? Err, I'm undecided. I don't believe the Big Bang theory at all. Why couldn't a being create the universe, you ask? Well, it may have been possible, but that doesn't explain "the origin". That is, if something did make the universe, then what made the "creator"? Paradoxes... paradoxes!


P.S. If there is a god, what "made" the god?

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1. Yes, a coincidence. Why were the Rocky Mountains formed? Why was the Pacific Ocean formed? Why were the Himalaya's formed? It was by random Gelogical processes, that's how I believe the Earth was formed. It just could've happened that the rocks from 4.7 Billion years ago stopped in a perfect orbit distance from the sun. If you don't see my point... then why are the other planets not in good places? Perhaps they were also random. Why would God put other planets there for no reason? As far as we can see, the other 8 planets are of no value to us. Mars is a giant rustball, what is the point of it? Processes like these take billions of years, and the Earth is still changing today. That, is basic Earth Science.

2. But who knows if there is a smarter being? Unless it's brain can take on 1000s of tasks at once, such creation would take thousands, if not millions of years to develop. As I stated earlier in this thread, I do not deny the existence of such a being, I just find it hard to believe, there is a huge difference. Religion vs Science is one of the oldest battle in books, I'm just trying to help Science in this thread... because most people seem to be pro-Religion (nothing wrong with that, I'm just saying).

3. I don't know how life originated. It is probably impossible for us to know. The Universe is way too big for us to study it's natural history. Chemical reactions can naturally provide the essentials for life, but when it comes to how we, humans, actually got here... I really have no idea.

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It may not be the big bang, but at least, it's a better theory than believing god simply created everything. Or as the Game said, it might be something else that created us, but it certainly not happened like it's described in the bible.

Some other form of life could have created us, but I also think that life was able to just "appear" on earth and then evolve in the species that we know today (humans included). Afterall, if you look at the smallest living cell, it's only formed of certains elements and there's plenty of those elements on this planet, it was only a matter of time before the right elements connect together to form something alive. I'm pretty sure that we are not far from making that process happen again, in a controlled environement. Here's a link I found: http://www.abc.net.au/pm/s72513.htm

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Well, the reason we're using this "what made what" argument against the Big Bang and all that is because, in science, its supposed to be impossible to have matter come form nothing. Everything has to come form something else. yet, according to the Big Bang theory, an explosion just happened in nothingness, and created all these gasses and stuff that supposedly formed life and the planets and suns, etc.

As for your questions of what made God... Nothing did. God just is. Alwats has been. He is the origin. The Alpha and the Omega. The beginning and the end.

I will admit that this aspect of Christianity is the hardest for me grasp simply because it is hard to imagine someone who just is. Someone who is above time and the supposed "laws" of the universe.

*shrugs and walks away*