Who Made God?

-Since each chapter builds on the next, you are missing quite a lot of this book starting on the 92nd page. I deeply encourage you to check this book out and see the whole argument for Christianity.

'I Don't Have Enough FAITH to Be an ATHEIST' by Frank Turek and Norman L. Geisler
(www.ImpactApologetics.com)

The universe simply cannot be eternal according to SURGE:
S--The Second Law of Thermodynamics('..the Second Law states, among other things, that the universe is running out of usable energy..')
U--The Universe Is Expanding('How does the expanding universe prove a beginning?...if we could watch a video recording of the history of the universe, in reverse, we would see all matter in the universe collapse back...mathematically and logically to a point that is actually nothing')
R--Radiation from the Big Bang(Penzias and Wilson 'discovered the afterglow from the Big Bang fireball explosion')
G--Great Galaxy Seeds('If the Big Bang actually occurred, scientists believed that we should see slight variations [or ripples] in the temperature of the cosmic background radiation...COBE not only found the ripples, but scientists were amazed at their precision. The ripples show that the explosion and expansion of the universe was precisely tweaked to cause just enough matter to congregate to allow galaxy formation, but not enough to cause the universe to collapse back on itself. Any slight variation one way or the other, and none of us would be here to tell about it.')
E--Einstein's Theory of General Relativity('..its discovery was the beginning of the end for the idea that the universe is eternal. The theory itself, which has been verified to five decimal places, demands an absolute beginning for time, space, and matter. It shows that time, space, and matter are co-relative. That is, they are interdependent--you can't have one without the others.')
And that's just PART of the evidence!

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Quutamo - Apocalyptica

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[2222554]

Who made God?

The Holy Spirit...

[4EverLoveAmbassador]

@2222554, But how can the Holy Spirit make God if God the Father, God the Son, & the Holy Spirit are one?

[Redcaster916]

what's the name of the song?

[4EverLoveAmbassador]

@Redcaster916:

Quutamo by Apocalyptica

:]

[misspiccola11]

@4EverLoveAmbassador The Holy Spirit did not make God... The Holy Spirit is a part of God and a part of His three natures - Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Therefore, He always was, 'In the Beginning was the Word' - hence, The Word is God.. and has always existed as he simply is.

[R4t10n4L]

Sorry 4everloveambassador, but you're making some big (il)logical leaps. Your eternal, immaterial first causes can simply be LAWS - no sentience required. And there are various theories about a cyclic or oscillatory universe as well - and that's not even getting into the theories that involve other universes. It'll be a long while before we know which, is any, is right or if any are feasible but that still doesn't mean that the dude with the long white beard started it all

[therealsoumen]

tch tch... idiot...

[aadammahdi]

@marsjacobvolta "In a good moral family child doesnt need proof to understand father. But in immoral family child has to go for proof to a DNA test." I think this is the difference between atheist and religous person.

[marsjacobvolta]

Okay even if I was able to accept all of what you were saying, it still wouldn't be proof that it was a God that created the universe. Using your arguments, one can say the universe was created by fairies. If one being can be eternal, then presumably, so could many more.

Btw we have no proof that the Universe began to exist. The Big Bang theory describes an expansion of the already existing Universe, it's not a model of how the entire Universe began, just the version of it we're familiar with.

[NechamaMoonStone]

@dangle66 My biology teacher is Catholic. My Chemistry teacher a Protestant. My Physics teacher a Muslim. My Earth Science teacher a Jew. Every single person I have ever met personally in the scientific field has had a faith.

[dangle66]

This is a complete fail. Your whole argument rests on the notion that god "did not come to be... so he didn't need a cause." There is nothing offered scientifically that backs up this claim... this is just your faith.

If your point was so valid, why are so many scientists atheist?