which leads of infinityAny cause needs to be explained by a cause. — Jackson
but there is reason for God's existence, while anything that you can imagine requires reason and first cause.When something has no prior reason for its existence, there are no rules limiting how or what could exist. So anything you can imagine. — Philosophim
but there is reason for God's existence, while anything that you can imagine requires reason and first cause. — SpaceDweller
love,What is the reason for God's existence? — Jackson
ove,
love toward creation, love toward existence, love toward anything. — SpaceDweller
fine, I don't find plausible or compelling that anything you can imagine doesn't require prior reason for its existence.
after all we are talking about creation of the universe or everything, there must be reason.
everything needs or has a reason. — SpaceDweller
infinity is not an answer because first cause is necessary what ever it may be, God or not God.Infinite regress of cause — Jackson
infinity is not an answer because first cause is necessary what ever it may be, God or not God. — SpaceDweller
When something has no prior reason for its existence, there are no rules limiting how or what could exist. So anything you can imagine.
— Philosophim
but there is reason for God's existence, while anything that you can imagine requires reason and first cause. — SpaceDweller
Saying "God" is first cause is myth. Like I said, that is okay, there just nothing to discuss. — Jackson
Is there a prior reason for God's existence? Note the word "prior" — Philosophim
If we are talking about God as supernatural being, (non material being or thing) then even if there is prior reason there is no way for us to know it because it's outside anything we can see or measure. — SpaceDweller
Ok, but that doesn't negate my point. That would mean something made God. — Philosophim
Ok, but that doesn't negate my point. That would mean something made God. — Philosophim
If anything made God then God is not God (it's inferior), but rather whatever made God is the actual God. (superior God)
Therefore, it's impossible to know prior reason for God's existence because that would make God inferior and us superior.
This means your point doesn't make sense for God. — SpaceDweller
My own view is that I have no grounds to accept the proposition that once there was nothing - nothing can't even be defined. — Tom Storm
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