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    April 28, 2017, 10:24:08 PM
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    If I could find one religious person with the capability to discuss the below, maybe I'll believe.

    If everything must have been created, who created the creator?

    Your answer has to be either:
    1. No one, God doesn't exist
    2. No one, God always existed

    If you chose 2, what stops the Universe from having always existed as well?

    Entropy.

    If there was no beginning to the universe, the energy within (which can't be destroyed or created) would have, long ago, been dispersed and diffused by entropy to the point that there would be no complexity.

    Cool

    Again, science has explained how the current version of our universe could have spawned from literally nothing (as far as we are concerned) and proved that matter survives at a higher rate than antimatter.

    This universe could easily die out and another born out of nothing, just like ours was.

    Still, the question is left unanswered and you just tried to deflect to a different question, I didn't ask you how long a universe can survive. Who made God so he could make energy that a universe/universes form from?

    Entropy is a scientific law. It is not a guesswork thing like the idea of universes spawned from nothing. Therefore, the answer stands... entropy.

    Cool

    Entropy answers this question: How does our universe eventually decay and become nothing?

    It does not answer my question, which questions the source of the energy itself, not the fact that it will eventually decay. If it must have a source, and you say it must since it decays, what is the source of that source? Why could the Universe not have spawned out of nothing just like your source of everything?

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