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Where did the stuff that the sun is made of come from? The "Big Bang"? Where did that stuff come from? point to anything and ask..." where did that come from" and then ask where your answer came from.

God made that sun as He made every sun.

Jason, boston 36 Comments [11/22/2008 11:16:11 AM]
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#778322
Tom S. Fox

Er ... Jason, I think you overlooked something.

11/22/2008 11:19:07 AM
#778325
Ionakana

So where did your God come from?

Entities apparently can exist without initial cause, otherwise we wouldn't be here. Involving a supernatural force in this paradox does not get us any closer to an answer.

11/22/2008 11:21:41 AM
#778327
Psittacosis

The Big Bang was not 'stuff'. It was a thing that happened to 'stuff'. The 'stuff' was either 'always' there (for certain highly counter-intuitive values of 'always'), or it came from Somewhere Else (ditto).

11/22/2008 11:24:06 AM
#778330
Brain_In_A_Jar

Too easy.

11/22/2008 11:28:49 AM
#778361
Beeblebrox

point to anything and ask..." where did that come from"...

And if you're a Creationist, abdicate any and all critical thought and repeat the mantra-like answers programmed into you by your pastors.

11/22/2008 12:12:18 PM
#778374
Mister Spak

What made god?

11/22/2008 12:28:35 PM
#778403
Nowonmai

Prove it. And GODDIDIT and the bible isn't proof.

11/22/2008 12:47:06 PM
#778411
Grimesy

We don't know. And that is what we live for. Answers. To live a life where everything can be explained by saying god did it would just be boring and you'd have to have very little brain capacity.

11/22/2008 12:52:43 PM
#778442
Mortok

At least we're working out our own answers. You just keep going back to the same broken calculator.

11/22/2008 1:15:12 PM
#778450
Canadiest

God; The exemption to every rule

11/22/2008 1:22:09 PM
#778451
Doctor Whom

Scientists don't yet have it all figured out. Therefore, Goddidit, and not just any old god, but my God. The sun, moon, and stars really are lights set in the firmament, close enough that a dragon's tail can knock them out of the sky. Praise!

11/22/2008 1:22:11 PM
#778487
aaa

Huh?

11/22/2008 1:58:43 PM
#778530
solomongrundy

Major fail.
I think in formal logic it's called 'special pleading'.

11/22/2008 2:35:45 PM
#778535
Anon-e-moose

"Where did the stuff that the sun is made of come from? The "Big Bang"? Where did that stuff come from? point to anything and ask..." where did that come from" and then ask where your answer came from."

Well, current theories by cosmologists & theoretical physicists (using 11-Dimensional mathematics) posit that there are an infinite number of alternate dimensions, and that these dimensions (what they refer to as 'Membranes'; these can be any shape. Spherical, hemispherical, cubical, even like Mobius strips) constantly collide. And one such collision is what created the initial spark (before Planck Time) that started the Big Bang that formed our universe. And our sun was formed when large clouds of gas came together from the energy given out by nearby supernovae. These clouds collapsed in on themselves, then gravity forced the hydrogen & helium that was compressed therein to start a nuclear reaction at it's core. Thus you get a Sun like that at the centre of our solar system.

You can find out all sorts of useful information from astronomy & biology books, even up to how Homo Sapiens came to be, with all sorts of diagrams, formulae & equations to prove what they say is FACT.

"God made that sun as He made every sun."

O RLY? See above. And who or what made God? Just as everything has a beginning, and we humans have parents, he had to come from somewhere.

11/22/2008 2:43:21 PM
#778547
Pato2747

You missed one.

11/22/2008 2:55:20 PM
#778549
Elphada

But where did God come from?

11/22/2008 2:57:43 PM
#778564
boobiesandexplosions

"God made that sun as He made every sun."

"Where did that stuff come from?"

end of argument

11/22/2008 3:21:25 PM
#778569


And after God arrived on the scene, where'd he get the stuff to make the sun?

11/22/2008 3:26:31 PM
#778572
KathleenTheTerrible

Jeebus Kleist, the Sun of God.

11/22/2008 3:30:47 PM
#778576
Riin-thrall

So an infinitely complex, immortal intelligence can exist spontaneously but the materials which make up the universe, which are comparatively simple, can't.

'Kay.

11/22/2008 3:36:04 PM
#778586
Bored One-time Poster

Nope. Sorry, it was aliens. That makes WAY more sense. Aliens every time.

How does a toaster work? Aliens.

11/22/2008 3:50:43 PM
#778647
a mind far far away

The "Ignorance really isn't bliss" award?

11/22/2008 4:44:56 PM
#778859
Efrain

There's more than one sun?

11/22/2008 7:03:47 PM
#778871
Osiris

Were did God come from?

11/22/2008 7:07:35 PM
#779042
Antichrist

Or my pet theory is that everything collapsed into a black hole, until it became so dense that it exploded in the big bang and started expanding again. Maybe in a billion years or so, we'll start contracting again.

Not saying I'm right, but it's the theory that makes the most sense to me.

11/22/2008 8:38:49 PM
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