If God Exist then who created God?

Bhagyashree Suvarna

@hydraa (806)

• Mumbai, India

5 Apr 16

@talktoryan I would rather call myself an agnostic.

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@talktoryan (101)

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5 Apr 16

So you are seeking answers, is it suffice to say then that you are doubtful of his existence?

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Bluedoll

@Bluedoll (16773)

• Canada

9 Apr 16

I think this is a great question. It shows we are thinking people and question which only leads to more knowledge. I don't like the idea that we need scientific factual information or that every written word must be a claim. That is limiting answers.

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Bluedoll

@Bluedoll (16773)

• Canada

9 Apr 16

@talktoryan I having some difficulty understanding your point of view. Are you saying you have had a miracle happen to you or should you believe someone that has said they have? On old questions again I'm not sure but I think even in science the old questions get asked again fresh as new information develops?

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@talktoryan (101)

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9 Apr 16

Point well taken, but if we are to ask that same "old" question how do we answer? For if we say that this happened to me and it was a miracle... it might be a question now of "hearsay".

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@talktoryan (101)

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9 Apr 16

@Bluedoll My apologies if I wasn't clear on my line of questioning. By miracle, what I'm trying to point out is that if I say to you that; "hey blue, you know what I can now walk, and it's a "miracle" for you know that it has been 3 years that I wasn't able to walk right." So since it I have no "proof" as to "how" it happened, it might be a "hearsay" or whatever ever you call it.

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Hope

@1hopefulman (45120)

• Canada

11 Apr 16

This is what the Bible says in answer to that question. Psalm 90:2 New International Version (NIV) 2 Before the mountains were born or you brought forth the whole world, from everlasting to everlasting you are God. So, God had no beginning and has no end. He has always existed and will always exist.

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@Jackalyn (7558)

• Oxford, England

5 Apr 16

God is spirit. Time is a concept humans know. It is outside our capability to understand that God exists in eternity and was not created, but is the Great I Am"

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@Jackalyn (7558)

• Oxford, England

9 Apr 16

@talktoryan I have a testimony. I asked God if He was real. He showed me. I am writing a book about that and other things.

@talktoryan (101)

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9 Apr 16

What made you realize or convinced that there is God? No offense kind maam... Human as I am, I just want some proof perhaps to put it into context or whatever you call it.

@talktoryan (101)

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9 Apr 16

@Jackalyn so that "testimony" as to how he was able to "show" himself or his "existence" to you will be revealed on the book that you are working on?

Morgan

@OneOfMany (12150)

• United States

5 Apr 16

Well he's not the ultimate being. God was actually created by the collective human species in its infancy, and then it progressed along with us. Those that wanted to control others told us that 'we were created in god's image.' When what really happened was that 'god was created in our image.' Humans are capable of god-like abilities, when they choose to believe in themselves.

@talktoryan (101)

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5 Apr 16

thank you for your kind reply sir. if I may ask, you made mention that humans are capable of "God-Like activities" and that " it progressed along with us" now my question is this, do you have a proof to support your claim that: 1. it progressed along with us 2. what are our "god-like abilities" what are your references that we can do such things?

Morgan

@OneOfMany (12150)

• United States

5 Apr 16

@talktoryan 1. Only memories of a time when things were different from today. 2. To influence weather with stray thoughts, to create disasters that are labeled 'acts of god'. Aside from my say so, no proof whatsoever. However, even the people that witnessed my actions and display of these 'proofs of power' dismissed it as coincidence. It didn't help that these were religious people. That's fine. However, it might end up like the global war 12,000 years ago if people were to discover themselves again. I can understand why others are keeping the knowledge from them.

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@talktoryan (101)

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5 Apr 16

@OneOfMany if I may ask kind sir, you are a scientist by profession?

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Dx.Tr

@Dextoi (1845)

• Philippines

5 Apr 16

One of life's remarkable question that science and mathematics would really try to explain but fails as it requires facts and not faith alone. A struggle... Religiously speaking, God is the beginning of everything. Given that phrase, it requires you to believe without seeing.

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@Dextoi (1845)

• Philippines

5 Apr 16

@talktoryan maybe... it depends in us... But there are somethings in this world that are too much for us to explain. Some wonders that are beyond what we are capable of understanding. The definition and the beginning of life itself is a wonder.

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@talktoryan (101)

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5 Apr 16

@Dextoi I believe you are very much familiar with the quote kind sir " to see is to believe"... so in short we all need proofs to support our claim.

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@talktoryan (101)

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5 Apr 16

So is it suffice to say that God dwells among us?

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Go Crossbones

@crossbones27 (49432)

• Mojave, California

5 Apr 16

You went big for a new comer. I like it. What if the universe is god? Every person animal and mosquito is just a bit of God. Everything makes what we have. My buddy DW Davis told me what this is called, but already forgot I know what it is though, no need to look it up. Other people who are curios though....