@faab007 ~ God is eternal, endless and omnipotent Divine Light, Spirit, Consciousness, Intelligence, Love. God has no beginning and no end, since he is always inevitable. God is, because on one hand absolute nonexistence is impossible and on the other hand something not omnipotent does not have power to exist by itself. Only God exists. He transforms himself into all kinds of matter and energies. Also humans are made out of Divine Light but can be destroyed by God if they choose to disobey God.
@faab007 ~ You mean you are a naturalist? You might even be a secret antichrist who by denying God tries to provoke Christians to argue with you so that you can weaken them with all kinds of reasoning against Christianity, but I as a Christian should not argue with anyone, and I do not think that words can prove anything basically about the origin of the universe. However, for the sake of others who read comments here, I can answer you here below, not to prove anything but to confess my belief.
@mikilavush I'm an atheist but that doesn't even matter. We actually know what shaped those structures, it's called gravity and we actually do have proof for that unlike any religion has proof for anything. Go science and reason!
@faab007 ~ To me gravity is not a dead natural force but it is an expression of God's omnipotent will. God the Omnipresent rules and moves everything mostly in harmony with natural laws but not necessarily always. The power of God's will which science call gravity is proportional to mass in for instance solar system, but in a number of microcosmic and macrocosmic circumstances it is just what it is. Thus by saying that gravity creates everything, science does not prove that God does not exist.
@mikilavush Just for the record I'm not disproving God here anywhere, only was I pointing out that gravity is responsible for the structures you see in the cosmos. Also are you saying that God could just adjust gravity to his will ? And no science does not disprove Gods but the lack of evidence for any does make the God hypothesis very unlikely
@faab007 ~ By saying that gravity alone is the universal cause, you indeed did mean that the universe was not miraculously created in 6 days 6245 years ago and that therefore the biblical God does not exist. To many, however, God is real inner spiritual experience. As a continuous act of God's ruling will, gravity can be relative due to how God in microcosmos and macrrocosmos wants different things to move, which means that things like dark matter and dark energy can be but scientific fiction.
@mikilavush If that's your definition of your God then yes I do say he does not exist.To me the whole idea of a God is just a easy way to explain things and does not lead us to new discoveries,certainly effective when people did not have science and it certainly gives people hope in bad times but that still doesn't make it true at all and certainly doesnt any scriptures related to it.But there's no point for me explaining this to you, you can stick to your own views,was only pointing out gravity
Magnificent cosmic art of God, and relatively fine music. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to add this video to my channel`s favourites.
mikilavush 2 years ago
@mikilavush nature you mean
faab007 7 months ago
@faab007 ~ God is eternal, endless and omnipotent Divine Light, Spirit, Consciousness, Intelligence, Love. God has no beginning and no end, since he is always inevitable. God is, because on one hand absolute nonexistence is impossible and on the other hand something not omnipotent does not have power to exist by itself. Only God exists. He transforms himself into all kinds of matter and energies. Also humans are made out of Divine Light but can be destroyed by God if they choose to disobey God.
mikilavush 7 months ago
@faab007 ~ You mean you are a naturalist? You might even be a secret antichrist who by denying God tries to provoke Christians to argue with you so that you can weaken them with all kinds of reasoning against Christianity, but I as a Christian should not argue with anyone, and I do not think that words can prove anything basically about the origin of the universe. However, for the sake of others who read comments here, I can answer you here below, not to prove anything but to confess my belief.
mikilavush 7 months ago
@mikilavush I'm an atheist but that doesn't even matter. We actually know what shaped those structures, it's called gravity and we actually do have proof for that unlike any religion has proof for anything. Go science and reason!
faab007 7 months ago
@faab007 ~ To me gravity is not a dead natural force but it is an expression of God's omnipotent will. God the Omnipresent rules and moves everything mostly in harmony with natural laws but not necessarily always. The power of God's will which science call gravity is proportional to mass in for instance solar system, but in a number of microcosmic and macrocosmic circumstances it is just what it is. Thus by saying that gravity creates everything, science does not prove that God does not exist.
mikilavush 7 months ago
@mikilavush Just for the record I'm not disproving God here anywhere, only was I pointing out that gravity is responsible for the structures you see in the cosmos. Also are you saying that God could just adjust gravity to his will ? And no science does not disprove Gods but the lack of evidence for any does make the God hypothesis very unlikely
faab007 7 months ago
@faab007 ~ By saying that gravity alone is the universal cause, you indeed did mean that the universe was not miraculously created in 6 days 6245 years ago and that therefore the biblical God does not exist. To many, however, God is real inner spiritual experience. As a continuous act of God's ruling will, gravity can be relative due to how God in microcosmos and macrrocosmos wants different things to move, which means that things like dark matter and dark energy can be but scientific fiction.
mikilavush 7 months ago
@mikilavush If that's your definition of your God then yes I do say he does not exist.To me the whole idea of a God is just a easy way to explain things and does not lead us to new discoveries,certainly effective when people did not have science and it certainly gives people hope in bad times but that still doesn't make it true at all and certainly doesnt any scriptures related to it.But there's no point for me explaining this to you, you can stick to your own views,was only pointing out gravity
faab007 7 months ago
relly big
swsk117 2 years ago