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God In The Gaps
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Mario Dovalina on November 2, 2004 23:05:08 UTC |
I'm no theosophist, but I don't neccesarily think that an "Unmoved Mover" is neccesarily the best explanation for a deity. In my opinion (which again is pretty unrefined) it just pushes the question back. The very idea of God came from the question "Where did all this come from?" and saying "God did it" just forces you to ask the same question of God. If you claim that God is eternal, you're making an admission that it is possible for something to exist without a cause, that is, something either responsible for its own existence or simply neverending. If you can apply that trait to God, why not the universe instead and just simplify the question?
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