Still remains the question of where your Creator was sourced from. No?
Steelhead asked this question earlier but I did not see where any theist had come forth with any plausible response.
The question is, for lack of a better phrase, wrong-headed.
The reason. The question could be phrased, "You believe a Creator (God) created you. Who created the Creator (God)?
If the above is a legitimate question, the question could also be rephrased. "You believe that the universe created you. Who created the universe?"
The question becomes a circular argument (or more apply put) an "I-got-you" question for those who do not want to believe in a Creator who has always been. Yet many of the same people are perfectly willing to accept that whatever material it was that created our universe...and us...has always been.
The presumption of a who prejudices the question. A more neutral way to ask it would be "how did the Universe/Creator come into existence", since it does not presuppose an intelligent agency.
As for the empty space and resulting mass behind the universe from nothing, nothing requires me to believe it existed in that preexisting state for all of eternity. When you think about it, if empty space is unstable, that idea would be inconsistent with the principles behind the Universe from Nothing. At this point, it appears that is another question to be studies by science.
As for the Theist claim that God always existed, it's just another undemonstrated assertion.
Last edited by antelope_sniper; 09/05/15.
You didn't use logic or reason to get into this opinion, I cannot use logic or reason to get you out of it.
You cannot over estimate the unimportance of nearly everything. John Maxwell
