Q&A Who Created God?

If you say everything needs a creator/designer, then who created God?

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[itsaninsidething]

Nothing you have said is relevant...you deviate from everything that has been presented by posting a bunch of theoretical BS.

[1tabligh]

@itsaninsidething The acquired qualities are hereditable as a principle or genetic investigations have rejected this theory?

The organic changes, whatever may be their cause, are always aimed at survival and evolution or sometimes they may be due to the inconsistency with the environmental conditions and may culminate in death and extinction?

Natural selection is or is not like artificial selection which leads the existing generation to evolution?

[1tabligh]

@itsaninsidething Many new questions in regard to almost every principle mentioned by Darwin have arisen. For example, it is asked whether the appearance of a new organ or for that matter any other organic change, always results from the use of that organ and the attempt to adapt it to one's environment or it may be due to mutation or any other cause?

[itsaninsidething]

@1tabligh Evolution is in line with the vast majority of scientific data...you are spreading complete lies. I feel the religious books you cite are all fiction...therefore no verses from them have any weight against my arguments.

[1tabligh]

@itsaninsidething "Do they imagine that they've been created without any cause, or do they suppose that they are their own creators?" The Quran (52:36) "Have they created the heavens and the earth ? They have no certain belief in what they say" (52:37) Do they have a Lord other than God? No, it is not so; God is exalted above the partners they ascribe to him." (52:43) "Glorified be He in Whose hand is all sovereignty and Who has power over all things." (67:1)

[1tabligh]

@itsaninsidething From a scientific point of view, the self-origination of matter is impossible; the theory that the material world is constantly evolving and advancing toward higher states is clearly contradictory to scientific data and the realities of nature. All development and motion in the mineral realm is due either to the intervention of a will external to matter or to attraction, interchange, and compounding with other bodies.

[itsaninsidething]

@1tabligh Learn to write more understandably. We are only talking about a creator of all being here. I feel you are making super complex and incoherent sentences, because you don't have a good answer for the question.

[1tabligh]

@itsaninsidething His Existence is not coming into Being from non-existence.

If in the course of developing the argument of the orderliness of the universe we attempt to prove the existence of a maker similar to the human maker, the divine maker will, in reality, also be a created being on the level of man; proving the existence of such a maker is an entirely different matter from proving the existence of the Maker and Creator of all being.

[itsaninsidething]

@1tabligh You argue that God was always here and I suggest maybe everything was always here and has evolved over time...no one knows, anyone who claims they do is ignorant. And you don't need to write some overly complex paragraph of nonsense to respond this time

[1tabligh]

@itsaninsidething The Creator of the universe cannot be preceded by non-existence; otherwise, He would need another god to create Him; and that god, if he is preceded by non-existence, would need another god and so on. Thus, we would have an endless chain of gods without reaching a **causeless cause* to be the source of the existence of the universe.

Then we have to deny the existence of the universe. We would also have to deny ourselves because we are a part of the universe.