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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.  BUT, I am a spiritual person, and I do believe in a higher being.  [b]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]

Why can't something come from nothing?  We don't know that "something" absolutely cannot come from "nothing".  But even if that's the case why then is your version of God that's responsible?  Why not a group of Gods?  I get that maybe you think only that something else is out there, even if you're not sure what it is, but you see my point.  It's the argument from ignorance fallacy.  Just because something cannot be explained does not mean that its cause is necessarily supernatural.

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