Who created God?

For me, it is that. I do not believe in soul, any second life or an ever-lasting life. We live only once.
I will give you a hug and ask what you feel about this comment when we meet in the other worlds of God.

We will both then laugh, with great joy, at our utter ignorance of the extent of God's creation in our finite worldly mind.

Regards Tony
 
I will give you a hug and ask what you feel about this comment when we meet in the other worlds of God.
It is possible that molecules of our body meet each other somewhere, at sometime.
They might be doing so even at this moment.
After all, the exhaled air has molecules which were once part of our bodies.
 
It is possible that molecules of our body meet each other somewhere, at sometime.
They might be doing so even at this moment.
After all, the exhaled air has molecules which were once part of our bodies.
Could you be wrong?
 
I do not have a soul.
How do you know? Is it only your belief or can you prove it?
I do have a soul, that is my belief, I cannot prove it to you...................I do however believe my experiences are a little bit more than just fairy tales....😇
 
How do you know? Is it only your belief or can you prove it?
I do have a soul, that is my belief, I cannot prove it to you...................I do however believe my experiences are a little bit more than just fairy tales....😇
I find no evidence for it. No evidence, no belief.
You accept that you have a soul, but cannot prove it to me or even to yourself.
It is a personal view, a faith based on what people/religions say or a superstition.
 
You see no evidence for a Creator, no matter the creation before your eyes?
Having discerned that you hold to a position that you cannot prove and that @Aupmanyav holds to a position that he cannot prove, nevertheless you seem intent on trying to convince him that he is wrong and that you are right. Might it not be better, and more in the spirit of an interfaith forum, to simply acknowledge that you two are not in agreement on this issue and move on from there?
 
You see no evidence for a Creator, no matter the creation before your eyes?
If you used different words... if instead of creation you said "the reality in front of you" ... Would that call for a different conclusion?
In any case I agree with @RabbiO it is one of those agree to disagree moments. -- In that this has come to the point in the discussion where opposing assertions are made and there is no more new data to give anybody the preponderance of the evidence..
 
A/C to me, Most traditions describe God as eternal — without beginning or end — so the idea of “creation” doesn’t apply. Instead, God is seen as the source from which everything else arises.
 
The assumption that anything that IS must have a prior cause is not proven. Purement logically, there's no logical proof that the assumption is wrong but it is logically evident that under the axiom that the assumption is universally true, there cannot be a final reason of all.
 
The assumption that anything that IS must have a prior cause is not proven. Purement logically, there's no logical proof that the assumption is wrong but it is logically evident that under the axiom that the assumption is universally true, there cannot be a final reason of all.
I do not assume anything. Not even that I will live to see this post on Interfaith. Who knows? I have not yet clicked 'Post Reply'.
What logic says that an assumption is universally true? And that there cannot be a final reason of all?
I saw the post. It is one of the uncertainties. It could easily have been otherwise.
 
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