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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ok, so I consider myself an intelligent human and a very liberal one at that.  I was raised Catholic, but never agreed with the archaic ways of the church.  I have not gone to mass since I was out of high school except to baptize my children because my parents and in-laws would have suffered nervous breakdowns had I not done so.  My children will not go to mass or do their first communions because my views differ so much from the Catholic church.[b]  BUT, I am a spiritual person, and I do believe in a higher being.  The reason I have to believe is because my mind cannot understand the concept that something comes out of nothing.[/b] So for the universe and life to exist, there must have been something always there to kick the processes into motion.  I hope I'm explaining myself so it's clear.  This question is just out of curiosity, I have zero judgment for hardcore churchgoers or for Atheists.  I'm just curious how Atheists rationalize existance of a planet, an asteroid or a life form without the existence of something prior.  Thank you![/quote]

Where did God come from?  When did God begin?

If you believe that God always existed, why do you find it believable for a God to always exist and come from nowhere, but you can't believe that about the universe?

Your belief contradicts your criticism for others non-belief.

The difference between your belief and mine, however, is that we can study the universe and gain evidence for how it works. You can not do that for God.

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