Quote (xfrodobagginsx @ Apr 6 2012 03:52pm)
So, you place your faith in matter and energy then? What about scientific law? Where did they come from? Did they self exist as well?
Scientific Law is not created. We have only "discovered" some of them. A scientific law is not an explanation for any phenomena, but only a distillation of a cause and effect experiment that has been repeated tested to be verified and thus labelled as said "law".
Whether we know of the existence of Gravity does not change whether it exists or not.
Edit: xfrodobagginsx, you are basing your entire argument for God on the basis that every question must have a proponent of cause and effects, and thus there must be Ad Finitum sequences of events, that must therefore have some sort of root, the "cause" of all future "causes and effects". If you try to realize the concept that Ad Infinitum is so large that it is impossible for us to comprehend since there is no scale that can measure it, then you will understand that you have linguistically defeated yourself.
To quote:
"Conservation of Energy and Thermodynamics laws state that matter and energy
cannot be created nor destroyed, therefore, it is IMPOSSIBLE for matter and energy to exist on thier own according to scientific law, YET it exists. Everything your see, hear, touch around you is a miracle from God. It cannot exist according to science."
It cannot be created nor destroyed. Therefore God cannot create it. If God created it, then this is no longer a scientific law. You have linguistically defeated yourself ~_~
This post was edited by asdfasdf119 on Apr 6 2012 02:02pm