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If everything must be intelligently created, what created god?
An no "god always existed" cop out answers.
"God is not a thing.
He created all things; but He exists by Himself.
You may not like it, but those are the facts."
Facts require proof. Please provide proof. Thanks.
20 Answers
- wefmeisterLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
God is not a thing.
He created all things; but He exists by Himself.
You may not like it, but those are the facts.
- 1 decade ago
The answer to this question exists my friend - but not in words - and it is such that it cannot be encapsulated by the mechanism that is trying to understand it - mind - you'll just hit the inner wall.
Your mind really doesn't understand anything. You only label things, find a few relations and call that intelligence. Comprehension is not a container for universal wisdom (that is only a pointer to it)
You don't even know who or what you are. All that can be said is that the seeker is that which is seeking - but that is gross over-simplification.
Perhaps when you find the concept of god we have be taught to believe in - it too will be asking - where did I come from :)
Peace
- JesusireeLv 61 decade ago
Words and vocablary and language and story telling
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with God. All things were made through Him, and without Him nothing was made that was made." John 1:1
- 1 decade ago
God Himself creates Himself, and He Himself creates is His Name (this is His Spiritual energy). Secondly, He creates Maya to fashion the creation (this is His material energy), and seated therein, he beholds His creation with delight (sggs 463).
Also refer the link below. If you want to know more about God I can tell you. God exists and can be realized and known also. For this we need to streamline our intelligence.
Source(s): To kno more about the God. click this link: -- http://www.gurbani.org/articles/webart2.htm - How do you think about the answers? You can sign in to vote the answer.
- iz2cLv 51 decade ago
God has always been, He isn't trapped in time and space like humanity and the rest of creation is. If you could step out of time you would understand that God is the master of what we understand as time with a beginning and end. He has no beginning and He has no end. Time was created for us, not Him.
- 1 decade ago
It's a mystery. God says to someone in the bible that there is no one else like Him. There were none before Him and there will be none after Him.
- 1 decade ago
God can be anything that helps one be a better person to themself, humanity, and the earth. Humans created God.
- 1 decade ago
Everything is energy. Energy is not created nor destroyed.
God is divine energy.
God is the beginning and the end.
Nothing Created God. God always existed.
Humans have a mind which is a powerful tool, God is obvious...but from time humans have wanted to either make god in their own image, or make God not exist with their theories.. But it still doesn't make it not exist.
If you tell me well so and so has this theory I am not trying to be rude but aren't you being a follower of a human? You are human too, couldn't you have come up with that if you gave it thought? You limit yourself to another's philosophy without realizing it. Which makes you no better than someone who claims to have faith. Atleast they can test that and it doesn't require a bunch of writing and only some parts of the world or a tiny part of the world believing it.
- RogerRogerLv 51 decade ago
God is the uncaused cause of the universe. It seems ridiculous to believe that nothing exploded and now we have everything. It seems much more reasonable to believe that there was an infinite cause to our finiteness.