[Blue_Nose]

TheFoundersIntent wrote:

I see he admits that there is structure. Amazing, how did that happen.....all by itself I suppose? Hmmmm? Structure just happens doesn't it, even in your life? You just sit back and do nothing and your life flows along in an orderly fashion?

Why does it make any more sense to say that God existed all by himself and then he created structure? If God can exist without creation, why can't the structure of the universe?

[Arctic_Menace]

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Why does it make any more sense to say that God existed all by himself and then he created structure? If God can exist without creation, why can't the structure of the universe?

[CanadianGigolo]

Einstien believe in TIME ...What created life? Time itself?

Life formed as the Earth warmed . As humans took this form, the creation a female organ and male organ was formed. Was God the first person or was Adam and EVE the first? Only god knows!!
Who came first? Adam and Eve or God?

Truely I don't think Einstien believed that man created man.

JMO Sammy

[Blue_Nose]

IceOwl wrote:

I think that, regardless of what anyone thinks, they are all the same. Any differences in philosophy are just opposing faces of god.

How are they "all the same"? Einstein refered to the mystery of the forces of the natural universe as God, while theists believe God is a conscious being, living up in the clouds, keeping tabs on how many times we lie and steal and starting floods and plagues. The difference between a conscious and unconscious God is huge.

[Blue_Nose]

IceOwl wrote:

God is a conscious phenomena, as well as an unconscious phenomena. We too are a face of god, and we perceive that we are conscious beings. The concept of god as an old man in the sky is rather childish, for sure, but it doesn't mean that there are no conscious aspects of god.

In your opinion, but that's not the point - Einstein's opinion of God contained NO conscious aspects. You simply have chosen to consider all the various beliefs of others as different views of the same thing.