Thread: What is the reason of your existence?

Originally Posted by JoshMcNaught

I didn't say I knew where the universe came from nor who or what created. As you quoted my post I was assuming it was GOD because that is what I believe.

Right, but that doesn't address my question at all. You don't know where the universe came from, nor who or what created it, so you just pick something and assume that you're right? Why don't you assume that you are wrong, since we probably ALL are. What do you think the chances are that you GUESSED correctly, or that I GUESSED correctly?
You assume it was GOD because that is what you believe because you assume it was GOD because that is what you believe because you assume it was GOD because that is what you believe because you assume it was GOD.

Originally Posted by JoshMcNaught

So are you saying that it's always been there? Please explain

I didn't claim anything, but I will humor you, regardless.
If you consider what we know regarding the true nature of reality in the 4th dimension then "always" is a nonsensical term. That's like saying "What is before banana?" or "What is after green?" The question of what came "before the universe" is only valid to those who do not understand, or do not accept 4th dimensional concepts, even when our science and the laws of space/time and gravity RELIES on them.

Originally Posted by sloth

Right, but that doesn't address my question at all. You don't know where the universe came from, nor who or what created it, so you just pick something and assume that you're right? Why don't you assume that you are wrong, since we probably ALL are. What do you think the chances are that you GUESSED correctly, or that I GUESSED correctly?
You assume it was GOD because that is what you believe because you assume it was GOD because that is what you believe because you assume it was GOD because that is what you believe because you assume it was GOD.


I didn't claim anything, but I will humor you, regardless.
If you consider what we know regarding the true nature of reality in the 4th dimension then "always" is a nonsensical term. That's like saying "What is before banana?" or "What is after green?" The question of what came "before the universe" is only valid to those who do not understand, or do not accept 4th dimensional concepts, even when our science and the laws of space/time and gravity RELIES on them.

What's the point in having faith in something and assuming I'm wrong? That just ruins the whole point of having faith. I have had quite a lot of spiritual experiences which has proven to me that god does in fact exist. I can't prove it to you its impossible, it's personal and whatever you believe or have experienced is personal to you also.