So we should take the teachings of a man using a phrase he cannot spell as proof of the existence of some kind of higher being that may be referred to as God?
ex nihilo nihil fit is an old saying that is false. In everyday life it seems true, but cosmologically speaking, much comes from nothing, i.e., virtual particles a form of energy that can be measured. All things contain nothingness, all sound contains silence and all light contains darkness just as all waves consist of both crests and troughs. The negative principle is what defines the positive, and vice versa. There is no true void, space is full of energy.
Actually "nothingness" is all there is. But "nothingness" is also fullness. It is like saying "is the glass half empty or half full." Well, it is both. There is no "I." There is "no self." That only exists when you "think" about it. But even then it is just a "thought" it doesn't really exist. So you are "nothingness" which is ___________ and fullness itself. "know this" and you know the truth, the truth that shall set you free.
Why can the universe not be eternal but God can. The third law of thermodynamics teaches us that the universe is eternal. I hate it when creationists use philosophy to argue a point because there is no scientific logic or reason involved. What a bunch of metaphysical hot air. Get a grounding in reality please.
The universe can not be enternal as it would take an infinite amount of time for anything to happen, and also an infinite amount of things would happen in an infinite amount of way before the moment RIGHT NOW.
That's not possilbe for actual infinites to exist in the Physical world as they are illogical.
"Ex Nihilo, Nihil Fit" is a fallacy. As you need nothing to have something. With out nothing there is no something. therefore without nothing there is no something is what i say... remember that
So we should take the teachings of a man using a phrase he cannot spell as proof of the existence of some kind of higher being that may be referred to as God?
Strafka 3 weeks ago
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ex nihilo nihil fit is an old saying that is false. In everyday life it seems true, but cosmologically speaking, much comes from nothing, i.e., virtual particles a form of energy that can be measured. All things contain nothingness, all sound contains silence and all light contains darkness just as all waves consist of both crests and troughs. The negative principle is what defines the positive, and vice versa. There is no true void, space is full of energy.
luvdomus 1 year ago
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Actually "nothingness" is all there is. But "nothingness" is also fullness. It is like saying "is the glass half empty or half full." Well, it is both. There is no "I." There is "no self." That only exists when you "think" about it. But even then it is just a "thought" it doesn't really exist. So you are "nothingness" which is ___________ and fullness itself. "know this" and you know the truth, the truth that shall set you free.
DoNotBeHighandMighty 1 year ago
Why can the universe not be eternal but God can. The third law of thermodynamics teaches us that the universe is eternal. I hate it when creationists use philosophy to argue a point because there is no scientific logic or reason involved. What a bunch of metaphysical hot air. Get a grounding in reality please.
sfmike20 2 years ago
The universe can not be enternal as it would take an infinite amount of time for anything to happen, and also an infinite amount of things would happen in an infinite amount of way before the moment RIGHT NOW.
That's not possilbe for actual infinites to exist in the Physical world as they are illogical.
Thus God can not be physical.
despisable 1 year ago
@sfmike20
AH, young grasshopper, but what is the "I?""
DoNotBeHighandMighty 1 year ago
"Ex Nihilo, Nihil Fit" is a fallacy. As you need nothing to have something. With out nothing there is no something. therefore without nothing there is no something is what i say... remember that
fcukme25 3 years ago