Thread: The existence of God
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Old 04-04-2009, 00:34   #401
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Re: The existence of God
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Originally Posted by Gary L View Post
Where does one start to describe something that doesn't exist?



You're going to have one hell of an hangover in the morning

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Do you think he sent someone else to do it while he kept away at a safe distance?
Ok, joking aside. what defences did God use to survive the Big Bang? seeing as the universe is infinite?
I haven't a clue, maybe he has Asgard shields or something you say the universe is infinite, but of course it isn't, its just very big as claimed in the Hitch-hikers guide to the galaxy.
Also don't forget that at the point before creation there was no universe as we understand it, so if I were to guess I'd say its comparable with a scientist doing an experiment in a lab whereby observes from outside, he doesn't get in the test tube.
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